The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-14

mans of st. Paul last night at Mozart
hall, will be heard in Minneapolis to-
night.
Local Democratic silver meetings are
announced as follows: Tonight at
Sjoberg's hall, Wells street and Payne
avenue. John Ives and others will be
heard; tomorrow night at TIA East
Seventh street, Second Ward Bryan
and Lind club, Matt Bantz, o. HI. Neill
and Judge e. M. Card, speakers.
Eugene V. Debs will be heard in st.
Paul on the 10th at the Auditorium. =
State Senator Henry Keller Is in the
city He says Mckinley will sweep
the entire north end of the state, that
Towne and Lommen are not in it. He
is of the opinion that Bryan will not
be able to counterfeit the influence of
the sound money sentiment that has
been sown broadcast in the Sixth dis
trict Mr.. Keller does not claim
Stearns county, but thinks that Duluth
will roll up such a large Republican
majority that the Democratic excess of
votes in the southern end Of the dis
trict will be wiped out.
Democrats of the Fourth congress
sional district do not intend to sur
render their individuality because they
Endorsed a Populist for congress on
Monday Chairman o. H. O'Neill, Of
the convention. says the party will
have a full committee regardless Of
the Populists.
The following speakers appoint
ments for the national Democratic
party have been made by the state ex-
ecutive committee:
Hon. John M. Palmer, nominee for
president and Hon. Simon B. Buckner.
ir,na FOR Win o.
Cloud, Thursday, Oct o.
- Messrs. Palmer and Buckner. at
Auditorium. ST. Paul. Friday. Oct %.
Messrs. Palmer and Buckner and
Hon. John P. Irish at Exposition hall,
Minneapolis, Saturday. Oct. "a.
day, Oct "a.
Hon. Thos. Wilson at Pine Island.
Thursday, Oct %
Hon. F. w. M. Cutcheon at ST. Paul,
Thursday, Oct. 10; Faribault, Wednes-
day, Oct. 81; Mortified. Friday. Oct
%; Aftken, Tuesday. Oct. 81.
Gov. r. P. Flower and Hon. D. W.
at Brainerd, Wednesday, Oct. %; at
ST. Cloud, Thursday, Oct 20.
Hon. D. w. Lawler and Hon. F. w.
M Cutcheon at Granite Falls, Satur-
day, Oct 81
Hon. p. W. Lawler and DR.. A. J.
L.
IA; Sleepy Eye, Friday. Oct. 16; Wa
basha, Saturday. Oct. "a.
Hon. D. w. Lawler at New U1m
Saturday. Oct. II; Slayton or Fulda
Monday, Oct. 10; Ellsworth, Tuesday.
Oct. 20; Heron Lake, Wednesday. Oct
81; Owatonna, Thursday, Oct %;
Rochester, Friday, Oct %; FaribauIt,
Monday. Nov. 2.
Hon. Chas. S. Hamlin, assistant secre-
tary of the treasury; Judge Moran. of
Chicago, and Hon. Gustav Donald, Of
Davenport, TO-. will also speak in the
state during the next two weeks.
There will be a sound money rally
tonight at Paul Martins West Side
opera house. Gen. Moses E. C1app, S.
county attorney and F. c. Stevens,
Republican candidate for congress- will
be the speakers. Music will be in at
tendance.
There will be a sound money meet
ing at Labor hall, corner Park and
Sycamore streets in the Ninth ward
tonight. J. J. Ryder and F. C. Stevens.
the Republican candidate for congress,
will be the speakers.
County candidates and good speak
ers will attend the meeting of the
Eighth Ward Bryan and Lind club at
Jarosz's hall, Gaultier and Thomas
streets, tomorrow night
John L. Townley, J. G.. Michael and
Matt Bantz addressed a well-attended
free silver meeting at North St. Paul
last night.