The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-20

DR.. r. Ernest schrader, Louis od ' Betz'
Robert A. Smith, George F. Kuhles,
Crawford Livingston, James ]. Early,
Jared How. George Theobald
F. W. NJ Cutcheon, F. W. Daimler.
D. w. LAWYER. James II. Farrell,
]. ]. McCafferty, NJ Mullane.
Michael Doran. Philip S. Harris,
P. H. Kelly. Charles Hauser,
]. G. Pyle. Isadore Rose.
L. E. Reid, s. S. Stokes.
w. Adams Harden-lDr C. Williams,
bergh, DR.. C. Stamm.
John s. O'Brien, DR.. A. j. Stone,
Dan L. Sullivan Thomas Grace,
Joseph Machoyec. Edward Murnane,
Dennis H. Sullivan Peter Daley
John F. Fitzpatrick, b, H. Schrieber,
DIR. Charles Smith, iGeorge L. Bum,
Richard NJ. Crosby, David PEBBLES,
H. G. Fishbein, Thes. A. Prendergast
Herman Scheffer, William Dawson,
Capt. J. S. Harries, Louis E. Shepley
DIR. e. ]. Abbott. Peter M. Kerst
Louis D. Wilkes. NJ. ]. Boyle,
Max Frankel, James Denegre,
Eugene Regenthal, Geo. J. Pilkington,
Alfred Scheffer, Vim. P. Trowbridge
B. Vahsen, Wescott w. Price,
w. H. Tiffany. Vim. N. Armstrong
Cyrus j. Wellington, lC. M. Griggs,
James w. Lusk, VIM. C. Read,
w. F. Myers. S. H. Reevse,
Gustave Schoiie. Is. R. McMasters
N. M. Thygeson. John S. erode,
Robertson Howard. w. P. Clough,
VIM. H. S. Wright, E. A. Young,
A. E. Boyesen. William A. French,
NJ. T. Kahn j. Parker,
William Carson IL. j. Watson.
John Won Rohr H. w. Lamherton. John
Ludwig Earl S. foumans. Winona: Anton
Schaefer Rushmore; Wilson q. Crosby, Du-
luth: e. P. Alexander. Duluth: T. N. Sim
mons j. c. Pierce Fed Wing; L. B. Eyerdell.
Breckenridge: b. w. How, Sank Center, J.
2. . Brien w nHrant- J. 5. oBrien n:,, J.
water: A. Iceland. John C. Oswald, George H.
Partridge. Minneapolis: ". Logan Brecken-
ridge Rochester: c. W. Schultz. Worthing
ten: DR.. j: S.. Hielscher. Mankato: T. H.
Quinn, FaribauIt: Theo Bruener st. Cloud ;
NJ. Mullen, New Ulm: J. f. O'Brien, Crooks
ton; j. c. Small, Brainerd; Aug Scherken-
Cbauncey Baxter. Fergus Falls; C. Roeerig
]. H. Klinkhamer Jordan; 3. Getty. White
Bear; ]. G.. Earhuf. North ST. Pau; DR..
Groves Braineri; Jacob Reiss, Shakopee
George A. Dutoit Chaska; t. C. Kurtz, Moor
head; John F. Nerrish, r. c. Libbey, Hast
| ings: DIR. G-ivelle. Young America; George
Bradley, Norwood: Or. D. R. Sutherland
Morris.
TIE G. lob estimate of the cam
raign situation is not nearly correct, -
seid Chairman Rcsing. of the Demo-
cratic state central committee yes
tefday. This committee has infor-
nation that leads Yne to believe that
not only was our claim of the state
| for both Bryan and Lind made week
+, ago, correct. but that we shall have to
revise our figures and claim the state
| for Lind by at least 10000 and that
| there will be very little difference be-
tween that vote and the vote for Bryan
| mot more than 10000 at the utmost.
| If the election should be held today
Bryan would carry the state ana have
/ thousands OF votes 20 spare Mr..
Rixby also claims the estimate was in
| correct. Instead of having 900 ma
5ority. he says Mckinley will have 40.
GOO, ard that Clough will be elected by
&c. coo.
This is the second day set anart for
! registrs ton in the city. The regfstra-
ton last Tuesday was the heaviest
/ for the first day III the history OF the
municipality. and it is freely predicted
| that today viii also be record break
/ CT. for TIE reason that the candidates
| and ward workers Of both aarties are
/ determined that every voter shall have
his name on the list and that he shall
4 be registered today for fear OF pos
slhie Interference or accidents On the
| finai day. Never before has there beea
SO much interest shown ON the part
: es tia sctars- The registratscS M6u1a