The Saint Paul globe., 1896-11-02
GLOBE WILL BULLETIN THE FILL
EST ELECTION RETURNS To-
MORROW NIGHT.
CITY, STATE AND NATIONAL
VOTES WILL BE TABULATED AND
SUMMARIZED PROMPTLY AS
.ssE4sGEKFED.-.~~~->
ARE SELECTED
BY the DemOc rats to Serve Tomor-
rOw-Events of the Last Day
of the Campaign.

The G | o b e, with it's usual enter
prise, will bulletin all the. election re-
turns. local and general, as fast as re-
celVed tomorrow evening. the figures
Icing displayed by stereopticon on Il
mammoth Screen hung from, the Ger
. "a Life Insurance building. All
returns will be tabulated as fast as re-
celVed and footings will be bulletined
as rapidly as possible. A special eff
Tort will be madesto secure. the results
IN the local contests, as well as in the
state and. national fights. BY a new.
provision in the election law, the judges
In the various polling places now split
up, cne part counting the state bal
lots, while the others count the county
tickets. This will result in a much
more expeditions return of the figures
ON the county ticket, and, unless the
contests are exceedingly close, there
VIII probaBly~he-n ~doabtaef the situa-
ton midnight.
1t is safe to predict that the mem
bers Of "a Boy Wanted" company. will
not want an election to come very soon
again. Manager Hays and Represen.
tative Combs. of the company have
conspired to rob the actors Of their
Wen deserved sleep. With the strong,
widespread interest in election, it is
probable that but small percentage
of the male population will retire Tues
day evening until the country's fate
is decided. and--to provide for those
VINO wish to remain up, a novel ar
rangement~ has been made in the shape
OF an all night performance of "a Boy
Wanted. Special Associated Press
and Western Union reports will cover
the country at large and special tele-
phone service will cover local results
The advance sale is large and the in
dications point to a crowded house.
Returns will also be announced at
the Peoples church and at the Irish
American and Commercial clubs
The Democratic county, committee
and challengers have been appointed
as per the following list, and all are
requested to meet at the court house:
First Ward-William L. Hart, G.. T. Ander-
son, Nels Nelson, Thomas Mullaly, Gust
Dahlquist, A. Bubert Andrew Halla, John o.
Wit, J. J: Bailey, Patrick FIaherty. William
Heck j. Franzwa James Nolan. Mathew
McDonough, W.sJ: Mackey, Daniel o Connor.
Third Thrd ward@ TGT5tesi II. fitzgerald Kenneth Van
Slyke. Michael Donovan, ]. Nichols.
Fourth Ward. Ward J; Maroney, Charles How
ell, Jerry Collins NJ Quigley, ]. NJ. Pirrie.
Bower, r. j. Fox, Thomas 7h <: Brennan. F Es M NJ.
Whelan, James H. yalley.---
Fifth Ward-Charles Newman, ]. F. Nc
Ruby, James Mcclure. Edward Eckman,
George Reddington, Robert Niederhoffer ].
D. Nagel Frank Huno, Charles Scheck,
Mathew Merggins, George o. Nettleton.
Sixth Ward-William Casey, A. Marguiles,
Morris Horewitz, c.. H., Bonn. H.. ]. Peters
Charles ]. Hanft, William Newton, o. Sa-
ward, Hans Peterson, John Burch, ]. Mean
drews, Joseph Tracy.
Eighth Ward-P. E. Murphy, Frank Bait
ley, Henry Schultz, John H. Healey. Matt
Broos. A. C. WulfangeI, NJ. L. Mccarthy, J.
P: Norris. Frank Ellis. John Ruchwoski.
Charles Harpke, John Welsh, Ignatius
Schulist, j.: w. Stockton, Theo Sehnitzius.
Ninth Ward-Edward Miller, 2. Quesnel,
Edward Bannug, Pat McAuliffe. Martin
Meagher, William Smith, ]. D. Brogan James
Kerwan, William Baleigh, William Schwartz.
Thomas Cunningham, Martin Devine.
Eleventh Ward-John Duffy William Klein
J. D. Rattermann, John Hammes.
Election returns will be. received and
announced in the Hotel Ryan lobby.
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The Eighth ward Bryan and Lind
club will meet tonight at Jarosz's nall,
Western and University avenues