The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-09
BRIEFLY But BUT OFTEN OF II:
WILL WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
SPEAK IN TRAyERsING MIN
NESOTA.
FOUR SPEECHES FOR ST. PAUL.
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE IN THIS
CITY EARLY TOMORROW
EVENING. ~
REPUBLICANS HAVING TROUBLE.
Sheriff Chapel Finds He Has n Hard
Row to Hoe-T. ID. O'Brien Back
From Chicago.

state central committee, and J. W.
Griffith, of Minneapolis. The gentle
men will go to Fargo tonight to meet
the boy orator." and with him will
leave Fargo tomorrow morning at 1920
O'Clock. The special train bearing the
party will stop at the following places:
Breckenridge, ten minutes; Herman
ten minutes; Morris, fifteen minutes;
Benson. ten minutes; Willmar, fifteen
minutes; Litchfield, fifteen minutes;
Waverly, ten minutes; Delano, ten
minutes.
The local committee will arrange to
have the party met at the union de-
pot, and Mr.. Bryan will be taken to a
hotel for dinner. What hotel has not
yet been determined After dinner and
brief rest he will be escorted to the
Auditorium, where he will deliver a
short address. From the Auditorium he
will proceed to Market hall, then to
Paul Martins hall in the Sixth ward,
then to Rice park, where the open air
meeting will be held.
The programme for Sunday will be
entirely at the option of Mr.. Bryan
It has been his custom to rest upon
that day, though as a rule he goes to
church at some Presbyterian house Of
worship. At all events he will be per-
mitted to choose for himself the dis
position of his time on that day.
Monday, if possible, the state central
committee will arrange for a tour of
the cities Immediately south and west.
Leaving here in the morning, the COM
mittee will provide q special train for
a trip that will include Hastings, Red
Wing, Cannon Falls, Mortified, Fart
bault, Owatonna, Waterville, Mankato,
st. Peter. LIE Sueur and other places,
arriving at Minneapolis in time for
dinner and a short rest before the
evening meeting at the exposition
building.
Tuesday morning Mr. Bryan will
proceed to Duluth via the Northern
Pacific road making brief addresses
at the following places. The train will
leave Minneapolis at a. m. and ar
rive at Anoka at 8, where a stop Of IL
minutes will be made; arrive at Elk
River 1856, stop 10 minutes; st. Cloud
$40, stop 80 minutes; Little Falls, 11:35.
stop % minutes; Staples, l d. m. stop
l. minutes; Brainerd. 2 p. M stop 80
minutes; Aitkin 3:15 p. m. stop ~
minutes; Carlton, 5:15, stop 10 minutes
Duluth, arrive $40 p. m
Seibert's band will accompany the
local committee to the depot Saturday
night and will also be a part of the
escort from the hotel to the Auditor
fum before the speaking and will play
during the exercises. STEMS band will
furnish the entertainment for the
Market hall meeting and will parade
in the upper portion of the city be-
fore the hour for meeting. Both bands
w N VI nf hn 81 two - Il.
open air meeting in the park.
Other speakers Of prominence have
been provided to entertain the audi
ences while waiting fer Mr. Bryan
The assignment has not yet been made
so that 1t is not yet known just where
the several speakers will appear, but
the following will be heard: John Day
Smith, John Lind, Ignatius Donnelly.
Col Harries and s. M. Owen.
All the meetings will be open to the
public. With the single exception of
a few seats being reserved at the Au-
ditorium for old soldiers, all the seats
will be free and the first Corners will
fare the best. The committee believes
that with four meetings all who wish
to hear the Democratic candidate can
do so without crowding or discomfort
All old soldiers who wish to attend the
Auditorium meeting are requested to
meet at room 81 Globe building at S
o'clock this afternoon, that arrange
ments may be made for providing
them with comfortable reserved sit
tings.
Hon. Thomas Wilson, of st. Paul, ex-
congressman from the First district,
will deliver sound money address at
Pine Island on the evening of Oct. %.
DR.. A. A. Ames, Of Minneapolis, in
dependent candidate for governor, will
deliver an address on behalf of the
candidate of the Independent Peoples
party-the doctor is the sole candidate
this evening.
r. C. Stevens addressed the Hebrew
Sound Money club of the Third and
Fourth precincts of the Sixth ward
last night.
Gen. C1app, chairman OF the Republi-
can county committee, yesterday an
nounced the members Of the executive
committee as follows: w. H. Light
ner, chairman; J. G. Elmquist. First
ward; Fred Zollman and A r. Kiefer
Second ward; Samuel LowenStein
Third ward; Fred s. Brayant and Eli
S. Warner. Seventh ward; Percy D.
Godfrey, Sixth ward; E. l.. Mabon,
Eighth ward. Bryant, Zollman, War
ner and johnson We're members of the
former committee. The committee or
ganized yesterday afternoon by elect
ing Fred S. Bryant as secretary. Head
quarters of the committee will be room
SIS Endicott building.
Roswell P. Flower, ex-governor of
New York, Is to make three speeches
in Minnesota in the near future He
will not be heard In either st. Paul OF
Minneapolis as about the same time
the Palmer-Buckner party will be en-
pertaining the Twin Cities So far as
known the National Democratic candi-
dates will be here next week. They
leave Chicago Monday for a short
Michigan tour, then proceed to Mil
waukee. From that city they are not
likely to tarry by the .wayside but
come direct to st. Paul. The local
committee expects to hear something
definite before Sunday as Mr. How.
secretary of the committee, has gone
to Chicago to make the arrangements
for the coming OF the candidates.
Local Democrats are jubilant over
the fact that D. w. LAWYER has an
ncunced his intention Of supporting
the local ticket His announcement ali
the Sixth ward meeting Wednesday
night was the first intin1ation he has
given of his intentions this fall. and
the fact was carefully suppressed In
all the st. Paul papers except the
G. O b e. Dan LAWYER has o. great
personal following In the ranks al
Democrats" said member of the
county committee yesterday. "and nc
man has more friends than he. His
example will be followed by hundreds
OF sound money Democrats who have
been confidently counted upon by the
Republicans. The result viii be thai
the Republican candidates for county