The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-26
.PaLITICAL sIDE-LIGHTs, ,n
How the Week Opened in the Local
Arena.


Arena.
The Sixth ward Hebrew silver club
tnnet' last night at Fairfield and Robert
son streets. 1t was the largest He
brew meeting yet held in the ward.
After President Rossman called the
meeting to order. Chas. Shandy. a Re-
puDMeans' silver recruit, nade4a rat
ting speech in favor of silver and the
county ticket. A. Poupeney. also spoke
in favor Of Bryan, Lind and the county
ticket. His remarks were received
with enthusiastic applause
Judge John w. willis was listened
to- attentively for an hour, q. j.. H.
Gilske spoke in German. Francis H.
Clarke, candidate for congress, and j..
A. Keyes, of Duluth, the fusion nome
nee for attorney general, Thos. Man
ming; DR.. E. Whitcomb, r. A.
Walsh, j. August Nilsson. Jacob Laz-
-arus. Louis ~Pavian. Robert NJ. Hare.
and A. Tolstenoff also spoke.
The Fourth Ward Hebrew Silver club
was organized yesterday, at Wabasha
and College avenue with 200 members.
Aron Poupeney called the meeting to
order. and called for a. temporary He.
brew chairman, A. Tolstenoff. Of East
Seventh street was so elected. After
thanking the members for the honor
speeches were delivered by Judge John
w. Willis. Francis H. Clark, John E.
O'Hearn, r. A. Walsh, ]. August Nils
SON, Thos. Manning, DR.. e. H. Whit
comb, Frank Robert, Jake Lazarus
and others. The following officers were
permanently elected: Louis Pavian.
president; Dave Cohn, vice president;
/ M c. zPerleman, secretary. The fol-
Lowing. resolutions were adopted: That
we endorse the platform adopted by
the Democratic and Populistlc con-
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cheerfully endorse 1.-THE county nome
MES, and pledgA our vote and support
to the. entire ticket, from top to bot
tom. The meeting adjourned with
three rousing cheers for Bryan and
the entire ticket
The Organized Labor Bryan and Lind
club meets tonight e. Assembly hah, :
John Lind and others will speak to-
night at Liedertafe1- hall on the West
side and also rat~ TIA East Seventh
street So ~@ a@~--e \
The Sixth Ward Hebrew Silver club
held a meeting last night at Robinson
and Fairfield avenues. There were
speeches and music and a. good at
tendance. 3E :i-
Dr. E. H. Whitcomb, present incu1n-
bent and Democratic candidate for
coroner, has many friends in. every
ward in the city, and if a Democrat is
elected we predict he will be the one
Midway News, (Republican)
s.
John Wagner, will carry the Eighth
ward by 1900 majority. Put this in
your hat and credit us for it, and that
in spite of all the money being used
against .. overwhelmingly Evening
News, RepubHcanD
The final meeting of the Manchester
Sound Money club, before election, will
be held lat 1851 Grand avenue this
evening at 8, and. will be addressed by
Attorney General Cbiids and Hon., Oar
F. Reese. Seats for all. Hall will be
warmed. Bring the ladies and show
sinterest.rse n ea"
Boot and Shoemakers' union, No 106,
passed the following resolution; That
all candidates for the legislature who
pledge themselves to legislate in favor
OF organized labor shall have the sup
port of this union also, that this union
is in favor of abolishing the piece sys-
tenn, which is only another form OF
contract labor, in the state prison. If
it is necessary to employ the convicts
put them on the state account system,
without the use of machinery, which
is the only way of stopping competition
between them and free labor. All goods
at the said institution to be stamped
prison made" before being placed on
the market