The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-22

ffUnn ramsey county. There are thous-
ands OF voters who will be influenced
by the action of this committee. If we
are enthusiastic and appear confident
our confidence and enthusiasm will be
contagious and have a good effect else
where" MIR. Townley talked so well
on this subject, that Chairman Michael
called upon representatives OF the var
lous wards to suggest times and places
for holding meetings before the prt-
maries, which will be held next Mon
day. The following meetings were ar
ranged for and others will be announced
before the close Of the week:
First ward, Payne avenue and Cook
street-Hon. John p. Rea, of Mime
apolis, will be the principal speaker.
Fourth ward-Open air meetings at
Rice park and Seven corners.
Fifth ward-Thursday $40 West Sew
enth street.
Sixth ward-Liedertafel hall, tonight,
j. M. Hawthorne and others will speak
Eighth ward-F,riday evening, hall at
Lafond and Arundel streets.
Ninth ward-Wednesday evening,
knights of Labor hall, Friday night,
hall on Cayuga street. Speakers to be
announced later. XIII.
Meetings will also be arranged for
White Bear, North st. Paul and Mer-
Ram Park. Blank lists were given out
to be circulated at the various meet
ings to assist in the formation Of clubs.
A Washington telegram says: RE-
puDncan managers are much interested
In an interview with J. ]. Hill, tele-
graphed from st. Paul. in which he
says: Ninety per cent Of the employees
OF the Great Northern road are opposed
to silver Mr.. Hill says his state
ment Is based on the frank declaration
of the men and that no coercion has
been used ~sv5-
Following is the intinerary OF the
Alger-Sickles Sigel Howard Tanner
campaign combination, which begins a
| tour OF the state with meeting at
Duluth Thursday night. Leaving Du-
luth early on Friday morning, the party
will stop briefly at Brainerd, Little
Lltchfield. Cokato, Delano, and arrive
at st. Paul at $50 p. m. A big meet
ing will be held in st. Paul In the even
ing and the following morning the par
~ will resume it's trip, stopping at
Shakopee, Jordan, Henderson, LeSueur.
st. Peter, Mankato ST. James, Window
Heron Lake, Adrian, Worthington,
I.uverne. and arriving at Sioux Falls
for late dinner in the evening The
party will make a tour of South Dakota
and Nebraska before returning to the
East.
The Republican county committee
met yesterday afternoon at the head
quarters in the Endicott building to
agree upon a list of judges of election
to be submitted to the aldermanic con-
mfttee which meets this afternoon.
Each committeeman submitted list
for his ward, made UP after consulta-
ton with the precinct committee men
and they were passed upon by the full
committee. The list will not be made
public until after it's presentation to
the aldermen. 1t was further decided
that all committeeman should meet in
their respective wards next Tuesday
evening, at O'Clock, to reorganize, elect
precinct and ward chairmen and Sec
retaries, and one member of the county
committee for each ward.
Democratic ward committeeman. act
ing u1ader instructions. selected the
names of the Democratic judges and
forwarded them direct to the alder
manic committee without the formality
of sanction of the county Democratic
committee.