St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-27

see whether he will be fixed all right for the
next vacancy on the fire board. Paul may as
well make up his mind to stay IN Mliwauhee'
Mr. Cullen won't find it necessary to ADOPT the
Republican plan of going outside OF the CITY
in the selection of his appointees; st. Paui
can easily furnish all the necessary TIMBER.
John Copeland who was so completely
turned down by the Republican convention,
looks on with a sardonic grin as he sees the
registration 600 shy in the First ward. Things
weren't so when John was running!
w J. Donahower, the Republican candidate
for alderman in the Fourth ward. will have
grand opening tonight, to which ne mas IN
vited a number Of his Fifth ward friends. lie
will open his trunk to see if Its removal from
his quarters in the Moore block disarrangeo
any of his collars, neekties. etc. Enough OF
these will be taken out of the trunk to last
Dorahower till after the election. II the DEM
oc1atc Fourth ward does not go amiss again,
as it did in the fall of "a, Donahower will re-
turn to his late home In the Fifth ward
The nomination of William O'Brien In the
Eleventh ward has caused A. O. Clausen con-
siderable annoyance. At the last election Ed
A. Paradis kicked over the traces and Clausen
had to secure the influence of a little publ
cation devoted to stock news at the transfer
to offset the effect of Paradis paper. But
Clausen won. This year he took good care to
have Paradis in line. and then he selected
Shepard to make the race. He thought he
had everything clear and that there would be
no opposition after he had got Milham side
tracked. But the Democrats came up with
about the strongest man in the ward, and
what the Republicans hoped would be walk
over for Shepard has taken on the appearance
of defeat.
Aid E. L. Murphy says he will be reelected
in the Ninth ward by 400 majority. His
friends who are looking after his interests
think he will have 500 or 600. but the alderman
places his majority at the above figures.
The workingmen of st. Paul are taking
greater interest than usual in the coming
election, and during the next eight days mass
meetings are to be held in several of the
wards for the benefit of those candidates
known to be friendly to the classes who earn
their daily bread by manual labor. The
first of these will be held in the Eighth ward
on Wednesday evening, at Plebusch's hail.
corner Lafond and Arundel streets. The best
speakers to be had among the workingmen
will discuss questions of vital interest to this
class of the people. It is desired that every
one in the Eighth known to be member
OF "the tin-pail brigade turn out and help
to make the meeting success.
The Democrats will hold a rousing meeting
in the Second ward tonight at Lucker's hall,
Margaret and Forest streets. There will be
good speeches by well known men-F. L..
McGhee, ]. ]. McCafferty, F. w. Bott. John
H. Ives. Mr. Cullen and other candidates
are expected to be present.
L. ]. Dobner, Capt. O'Connor, D. F. Pee
bles, T. ]. McDermott will address a meet
ing in Jarosz' hall, Thomas and Gaultier
streets. this evening, and will say good
word to the Eighth warders for o. o. Cullen
and the whole ticket.
The Fourth ward Democrats will hold a
meeting tonight at st. Peter and Exchange
streets. Mr.. Cullen will be present. There
will be speeches by M. E. Murray, candi-
date for aldermen; T. D. O'Brien, ]. J. Ryder.
John E. Hearn.
meeting of some of the leading lights in
the Young Mems Central Democratic club
was held yesterday afternoon. and it was
decided to hold immense rally Of young
Democrats Saturday evening. The hall at
headquarters on East Seventh street not be-
ing large enough, an effort will be made to
secure Assembly halls, in order that good
accommodations may be had. President H.
w. Mcdonald and E. G. Hinebaugh were ap-
pointed q committee to secure speakers and
make arrangements. The club is going to
show the people of st. Paul that the young
Democrats are solidly in line for o. o. Cul-
len and the rest of the Democrat Citizens
ticket.
The committee appointed by the trades and
labor assembly to look after the interests
of the candidates on the various tickets con-
nected with labor organizations will meet
today at o'clock in Assembly halls.