St. Paul daily globe., 1896-03-15
TO STIR THINGS UP
BANQUET OF THE YOUNG DEMO-
Gratis WILL BE HUM
MER.
PREPARATIONS ARE COMPLETE
DELEGATIONS AND SPEAKERS
FROM OUTSIDE PLACES WILL
BE PRESENT.
GOSSIP OF LOCAL POLITICIANS.
Some of the Ambitious Aldermen
Expected to BE Disappointed
Last Nights Meeting.

A joint meeting Yves held last even
ing of the banquet committees of the
Young Mems Central Democratic Club
of Ramsey County at the headquarters
of the organization IT the Lumber EX-
change building. The meeting was pre-
sided over by A. E. KueSter, who was
elected chairman oe the joint COM
mittees. The reception committee was
increased to ten members, and is now
constituted as follows: F. r. Wilde,
chairman; A. E. Kuester, Justice Fred
rick Nelson, Charles Mcdonnell, John
Clancy, c. ]. Melicke, N. c. Lehnertz
and Ed Fahey. J. A. O'Shaughnessy,
of saltwater, and William Baldwin, Of
Minneapolis. were elected as honorary
members.
Herman Ordeman, the chairman Of
the banquet committee then desired his
committee increased to twelve as they
have to look after the wants and COM
forts of the guests the entire evening.
The request was granted, and the full
committee now consists of Herman
Ordeman, chairman; William Kenehen,
w. A. Reaney, G. w. Gagnon, j. J.
McGrath, A. T. Brennan, George Ed
mundson, w. c. Gagnon, Charles Bride,
Thomas Edmundson, George Dion and
William keenan,.
The arrangement committee report
ed all in readiness for the big event
which takes place at Central hall, cor
ner Seventh and Cedar streets, next
Saturday evening, March q. The large
hall will be beautifully decorated with
a number of twenty-foot flags, shields
of every ward and voting district in
the county and large number of pot
ted plants, which will nearly hide the
orchestra from view. The full Twin
City Mandolin orchestra has been en-
gagged to give a musical concert.
A letter was read last night which
was received yesterday by President
Hinebaugh from Hon. Q. M. Hall, of
Red Wing, stating that he would be
present and speak, if he can possibly
catch train for this city after fin
ishing a case he has in court that
day. Other prominent speakers from
different parts of the state are ex-
pected to be present, including Hon.
w. o. Hammond of Madelia; Hon. Levi
w. Folsom, of Taylor's Falls. who
walked fifty miles to the first Demo-
cratic convention ever held in this state.
he VIII De given a pIdce at the speak
ers' table, with the following gentle
men, who have accepted invitations to
be present: Hon. Robert A. Smith,
Hon. o. o. Cullen, Judge John w. Willis,
John WAGNER Clarence Robb, H. A.
Strouse, William Pitt Murray, John S.
erode, Frank G. Brady, Charles Kar-
TAX. E. ]. Darragh and other prominent
members Of the party.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
of Minneapolis decided last Thursday
evening to attend in body, and John
McCarty, of Saltwater, notified Treas
urer H. w. Mcdonald that there was a
large delegation getting ready to come
from that town. Ben Bronson is eX-
pected from Lindstrom, with a portion
of his Rabbit club. A very neat little
souvenir of the banquet is in course
of preparation in shape of a complete
programme. The committee on ar
rangements, consisting of H. W. Nc
Donald, chairman; F. e. Messing and
E. ]. Carpenter is anxious that no
Democrat who desires to attend shall
be sighted, and as all cannot be
reached with invitations through the
mails, tickets and invitations have
been left at Adam Fetchs cigar store