St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-04-20

get out the full Democratic vote on the reg
istration days as well as on election day.
Tonight there will be grand Democratic
rally in the center of the Eighth ward. Pierce
Butler, John L. Townley, T. j. McDermott,
Dr. G. Stamm and other gentlemen will ad-
dress the audience. Following is the call for
the meeting:
Jefferson Democratic club, of the
J. Eighth ward, will hold its first important
meeting tonight at Brandl's hall, corner
University and Western avenues, for the pur-
pose of electing officers and transacting other
important business. A notice to this effect
has been sent out by H. S. Krause, presi-
dent.
Tonight the Democrats of the Second ward
will rally in force at Lucker's hail. corner OF
Forest and Margaret streets. An energetic
committee has charge Of the arrangements,
and some Of the most popular and able speak
ers in the city will be present to address the
meeting. Democrats from all parts of the
city will be made welcome. The Second
ward men are working with a determination
to make the district surely Democratic.
In its issue of Saturday the St. Paul, Her
aid, strictly non-partisan paper, so far as
municipal politics are concerned, comes out
for the Cullen ticket, and very heartily in-
dorses the platform adopted by the Democrat
Citizens party. The editor announces that
the Herald will devote its best efforts to
the election of that ticket from now until
election day.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the Populist
city convention will meet at Assembly halls.
The total number of delegates entitled to
sit in the conversion is 157, and the indica-
tions are that nearly the full number will be
4I,o n \
yesterday, the convention will meet without
any sort of slate or agreement as to candi-
dates to be nominated.
Fourth warders should remember that the
Independent Democratic club meets tonight
at the hall, corner of ST. Peter and Exchange
streets.
Democrats, do not fail to register tomorrow.
Polling places will be open from a. m.
until 9 p. m.
The Republican rally that was to have been
held at Lucker's hall, second ward, tonight.
has been postponed until tomorrow evening
at O'Clock sharp.
The precinct committees In the Second
ward are as follows:
First Precinct-John O'Hara, Charles Hau
ser, Fred Aichele, Charles Nonnemacher
"A. D.. m
Hines.
Second Precinct-H o'Connor, Jacob
Senm1dt. Se11a1. Otto Rowe William Press. p
Iheo Freeman, George j. Conklin, ]. q.
o'Leary Thomas Golden, j. c. McHugh.
Third Precinct. J. Bailey. A. Bremen, O.
Fred Rahe John Swensky, M. Flaherty. John
Cline. John Harper, M.Tropenzki, M Costello.
X. j. Spiel, Thomas Davis, John Myers, e.
murphy, James Maroney.
Fourth Precinct-Thomas Horan. John De-
vine, A.: w. Caldwell, H. Scheffer, H. e.
KoPp, Mic Wild, D. W. Gray B. Flaherty.
T. Burns, B. v. McCabe, ]. Broderick
Fifth Precinct-William Heck, John Bast
Jr., Nordeen, Otto Muller, G. l.. Bonney.
Thad. Clancy.
Sixth Precinct-A. Gleckner, William Busch
Bott.
Seventh Precinct-E. E. Edwards, John
Vaughn, P. D. Brennan, L. Memmer, william
Hoy, William Riordan, Phi Becker Max Son
nenkalb, E. G. Starkey, H. Paulus.
Eighth Precinct-C. J. Flaherty, Matt Me-
Donough, Joseph Zalenski, John Harper,
Peter Tierney, Coleman McDonough, NJ Cron-
in, Sporschutz.
!. Ninth Precinct-w. A. Mackey. Adam
Hamm, E. Hetfeld.
Tenth Precinct-D. O'Connor.
Eleventh Precnct-Joseph McCarrick B.
Flaherty, John Ryan, P. T. Conroy C. Lyko.
John Stiefel. J. Lorberter, C. Ash, w.
OMalley.
mass meeting Will be held at Lucker's
hall, Margaret and Forest streets, this even
ing. All Democrats of the Second ward are
invited to attend, and all precinct commit
teemen are expected to be present.
/. Following are names of the committeeman
appointed to look after the interests Of the
Democratic ticket in the Ninth ward
First .Precinct-Capt. NJ. ]. O'Connor, chair
man; Louis Jessrang, Dan Mullen Jr., Will
DOlan. William Perkins
Jr., James Prendergast, George Seibert NJ
Melady.
Second Precinct-E. Lucke, chairman; P
O'Regan, James Larkin, Edward Kline, ".
A. Hardenbergh. Park MeMurran. Frank
Third Precinct-P. Nelson chairman j
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