The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-18

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P, D.. Godfrey. G.. H. Bronson.
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G. H. Watson, o. Hallam, w. IL. Angel A.
3. Moore, H. R. Hardick, A. w. Perry,
Q. Merrill, w. @. Stanton, P. R. Farmer, c.
e. Hamilton.
Eighth ward-E. H. Devine, NJ. F. Halo
well Il. F. swabe, A. Dehel, H.: L. Mills.
W F. Bremen. J. e. Williams. D. ]. Har-
rington. F. D. Parker, D. Ramaley Jr., j..
Hintz, G. Arnold, F. L. e. Adler. R. L. Bon
P. Delamater, A. Nowak, H Lang, ]. L..
Solum, G. Rinehart, T. Sinner, g. B. Carter,
M. zweranz, A: Brandt, F. Verge, o. 8. Der
Ninth ward-C., S. Benson, p. D. Young
man, w. B. Webster, HI. x. Taylor, J.. s.
simonton, c. A. Anderson, H. E. Hall, G. T.
DAILY, r. o. Barnhardt, @. w. Elwell, T.
Hinkens, w. @. Joy, e. D. Babcock, j. C..
Fisher O. A. Nordquist, e. E. Snodgrass C..
s. Benson, F. E. Holmquist R. McElroy, j..
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Tenth Ward-T. Montgomery, H. e. w.
Schultz. c. N. Akers, j. W. North, r. A.
Alderman, d. N. McCarter, ]. e. whitman,
D. A. Cudworth, G. r. Aldrich. D. F. Polk
9. A. Nichols. ]. P. Adamson. B. L. Dam
forth. R. J. Marven, @. A. Hunt. w. B.
Brewster, A. Bohland g. Otis.
COUNTRY DISTRICT.
NewBrighton- J. PompIun. F. NJ. searles,
w. Divine, F. G. Palmer.
tin, H. Marsden.
Rose Town. H. Gibbs, w. H. BrimhalI.
r. w. Zweig, P. ]. Hamstram
North st. Paul-C. B. Bloody. E. E. Stone,
J: Groetsch, R. H. Johnston.
White Bear Village. M. King. F. ].
Harlbough o. Luedke, F. c. Fulton
White Bear Township-F w. Benson. Gus
Hane, w. Gall, Pat McCauley.
New Canada. Schroer. A. p Wright r
d. Ducharme, w. j. Brown.
At the Palmer-Buckner meeting in
this city Friday, Hon. Franklin Mac
Veagh, Of Chicago. will deliver one of
the addresses. 1t Is possible Gen.
Bragg will be present, and if so he will
also speak.
The county committee of the Ma
tional Democrats met at the headquar-
tiers Of the Sound Money club to perfect
the plans and arrangements for the
Palmer and Buckner mass meeting to
be held at the Auditorium next Friday
night.
Messrs. Palmer and Buckner and
their party will first arrive In st. Paul
next Thursday. A delegation of sound
money Democrats will meet them at
the union depot. The party will remain
In the city but an hour or so, when
they will leave for st. Cloud, where
Palmer-Buckner mass meeting is to
take place Thursday night. They viii
return to st. Paul early Friday morn
ing.
In the evening Messrs. Palmer and
Buckner and their associates will be
escorted to the Auditorium by from 800
to 1000 members Of local marching
clubs. all attired in uniforms. Seibert's
band, numbering twenty-five pieces
will also be In line and win likewise
furnish the music at the Auditorium.
Special attention has been given to this
feature and an excellent musical pro-
gramme is assured.
Seats will be reserved on the ground
floor for the uniformed marching clubs.
The remaining reserved seats will be
on the platform and In the gallery be-
hind the platform, which will be set
apart for visiting delegations expected
from various towns in the state.
The committee has deferred the Sc
lection OF the presiding officer of the
meeting and likewise the vice presi-
dents until tomorrow or Tuesday.
James p. Pinkham win make Prohibition
addresses this week as follows: Dalton 10;
Wadena. 20: Frazee, 81: Audubon, e.; Hen
drum. %, and Halstad, "a
II. -. OAdi NC, cdHufddAe IOf congress In
the First district, win speak at Viola on
the 10Th; Pleasant Grove, 21st and Dodge Cen
ter, oath
Mrs o. Bailey and Miss Alice Lowering viii
talk and sing for Prohibition at Paynesville
Oct. 19; Belgrade, n; Glenwood, %, and VIZ
lard, "A.
Rev. Noah Lathrop is booked for Farming
ton Oct. 81; Castle Rock, %, and East Castle
Rock, e.
Hon. Judson Jones win speak at Window
Oct. 2S.
The report was circulated about the city
Issued an order compelling all its employees to