The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-06

OCTOBER g, 1895.
knowledge Of the labor voss--hs
thinks.
The Ninth Ward Central Republican
club will meet this evening at the
scandinavian-American club room. 7s7
Good speakers will be in attendance
at the regular meeting of the First
Ward Gold Bug club, to be held att
Case and Arcade streets tonight.
The colored Republicans OF the city
are arranging for a demonstration to
be held about the middle of the month.
II. l.. Barnet, OF Chicago, who has
charge OF the ro-Republican league
matters under the Republican national
committee, Is In the city arranging for
the affair
j. A. Gregg. of Nicols & Dean, has
charge of a movement for delegation
OF st. Paul enthusiasts to call upon
Maj. Mckinley at his Canton home
about Oct. 49, A meeting will be held
at the Commercial club at AS tomor-
row afternoon to which all citizens
interested In the trip are invited to at
tend. 1t Is practically decided that the
trip will be made the 18th inst, and
that st. Paul will be reached four days
later. The cost Of the junket includ-
ing sleeping car fare. is placed at
about s24.
A meeting of the Democratic county
committee will be held at headquarters
in the G b building at O'clock
this afternoon. The meeting is i'm
portant and full attendance is de-
sired. Plans for the campaign will be
more fully outlined and the appoint
ment or census takers to secure a COM
piete poll of every precinct in the city
will be made. 1t is expected also that
the committee will fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of c. w.
Gordon, nominated for the legislature
from the Seventh ward.
There will be free silver meeting
In knights Of Labor hall, Park avenue
and sycamore street, tonight, under
the auspices of the Democratic city
committee. The committee has charge
OF speakers and halls and will see to
1t that best arrangements and best
speakers are made for these meetings.
ON4' l. II.
will be the speakers at the free silver
meeting to be held at Oelcher's hall.
IN the Eighth ward, tomorrow night.
Harry Caldwell, John l.. Townley.
James King, John H. Ives and T. J.
McDernlott, the committee appointed
to select delegates to the congressional
convention, to be held at Mozart hall
at IL a. M, Oct. II, met yesterday and
selected the following:
william Johnson, James j. Dunnigan, John
=. Horrlgan, Albert Leiss, Harry Caldwell,
Z. ID. Scanneil, John ]. Bailey, Fred W. Bait,
David W. Gray, Joseph Ehrmanntraut, Jr;
Andrew Dahlquist, Cornelius Quincy Louis
Pavian, w. H. Dunbar, P. H. McManus, F. J.
Huber, H. ]. strouse, Anton Miesen. ]. G.
A. Gilman, Philip Martin, VIM B own, Frank
lde, Frank Horejs, Geo. Nettleton, Joseph
Mlnea, A. l.. Graves, Samuel Deering s. P.
M N J. G Mccarthy; j. J. Hurley, ". r.
O'Neill, Geo. G. Lambert, James A. Meade
Adam Lyons, VIM. Folsen, John W. Tomson
y. J. McDermott, ]. A. Wolf John Hannah
Edward Reisner, P. e. Murphy, Oscar Sheber,
James j. Grathwol, John l.. Hoffman, Henry
Haas, Philip Klein, Edward Sexton, James
Lahif. VIM. Smith, G. j. Buell.. VIM. Rother-
man, John Leinen, Paul Lahore, R. W. John
SON. John Owens
The county Prohibitionists, at a
meeting in the Frost block last night,
nominated H. A Pashley for county
auditor and Judges Kerr Otis and Aid.
Lewis for the bench. The other nomi-
nations will be made at meeting Of
the county committee next Saturday
evening. The committee is composed
of w. p. Freeman, N. r. Lord, T. w.
Wallace, A. C. Lackey, F. r. McMan-
lyle. T. e. Reeves, J. A. Frees, Fl. e.
Webster, f. D. Kimball, H. A. Pash-
ley. Christian Carlson and DR.. W. A.
Powers.
George F. Wells, secretary Of the
Prohibition state central committee,
said last night, in reference to the
question raised by certain newspa-
per as to why the party had not NOM
mated a full list Of officers, that 1t
was simply case Of cost. 1t would
take over $500 to have put them in
nomination. 1t was to cover that very
point that the following had been plac-
ed in the party plaform
We favor such an amendment to the cleo
ton laws of this state as will remove the
burdensome restrictions and abolish the fees
now required to place the names of cand-
dates upon the official ballot which restric-
tons make It impossible for new parties or
Independent voter to give expressions to
their convictions at the ballot box.
Daniel ". Lawler will be the principal
speaker at the sound money meeting to be
held tomorrow night at Liedertafel hall In
the Sixth ward. Gen. NJ r. Clapp was billed
to speak at the same meeting but he will
not be in the city and hts place will be filled
by DR.. Stone and s. A. Anderson, Republican
candidate for county attorney.
An Associated Press telegram from Chicago
last night said "Mr. Bryan will not be in
Chicago Oct. 8 unless his itinerary is changed.
According to the programme mapped out by
him. he will speak at Burlington, To-, Oct. g.
in the forenoon, and at Marshalltown at night.
He will then make tour through North and
South Dakota speaking at Yankton, Aber-
deem, Sioux Falls, WATERFOWL, Fargo and
other points; thence east through Minnesota
reaching st. Paul and Minneapolis Saturday
night at 10 o'clock. Mr. Bryan will proba-
bly, make a tour through Wisconsin and
Michigan and enter Illinois about Oct. H.
George B. Flanders, formerly city passsn-
ger agent of the Northern Pacific is now en-
gagged in getting up an excursion to Canton
o., the home of Maj. Mckinley, to leave st.
Paul the latter part of the week. A number
of sound money clubs have already signifed
their intention OF going. low rate for the
round trip has already been quoted by the
railroads, and If a sufficient number can be
secured 1t will insure special train service
for the round trip.
CAMPAIGN ORATORS.
Norris at Royaiton.