The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-10-23

Dan L. Sullivan. Thomas Grace,
Joseph Machovec, Edward Murnane,
Dennis III. Sullivan. Peter Daley
John F. Fitzpatrick. d. II. Schrieber.
DR.. Charles Smith, George l.. Bunn
Richard NJ. Crosby. David PEBBLES,
Fl. g. Fishbein, Thos. A. Prendergast,
Herman Seheffer, William Dawson,
Capt. ]. s. Harries. Louis e. Shepley
Dr. e. j. Abbott Peter M. Kerst
Louis ID. Wilkes, M. J. Boyle,
Max Frankel James Denegre,
Eugene Regenthal. Geo. J. Pilkington.
Alfred Scheffer, VIM. P. Trowbridge,
B. vahsen. Wescott w. Price,
w. II. Tiffany, VIM. n. Armstrong
Cyrus j. Wellington, G. NJ. Griggs,
James w. Lusls VIM. G. Read.
". F. Myers. S. II. Reevse,
Gustave Scholle, S. r. McMasters,
N. M. Thygeson. John S. erode,
Robertson Howard, w. p. Clough,
VIM. H. S. Wright, f. A. Young.
r. L. Miller r. R. Dunn
A. E. Boyesen William A. French
NJ. t. KAN ]. Parker
William Carson. j. j. Watson.
John Won Rohr. H. w. Lamberton, John
Ludwig Earl s. Youmans, Winona; Anton
Schaefer Rashmore; Wilson G. Crosby, Du-
luth; f. P. Alexander. Duluth; T. n. Sim
mons. j. 9. Pierce, Red Wing; L.. B. EyerdeiI,
Breckenridge; B. W. How. Sank Center, J.
E. o Brien, E. w. Durant. J. S. O'Brien, ].
Mccarthy. Eugene O'Neill, D. Bronson, Still
water; A. LELAND John G. Oswald, George Fl.
ridge Rochester; c. w. Schultz. Worthing
ton, DR.. j. S. Hiescher, Mankato; T. H.
Quinn, Faribault; Theo Bruener, ST. Cloud;
NJ Mullen, New Jim; ]. E. O'Brien. Crooks
ton: j. c. Small. Brainerd; Aug Scherken-
bach. Shakopee; w. n. Hamlin, Pine Island;
Chauncey Baxter Fergus Falls; C. Roderig,
Bear, ]. C. Earhuf. North st. Paul; DR..
Groves, Brainerd; Jacob Reiss, Shakopee;
George A. Dutojt. Chaska; T. G. Kurtz Moor
head; John F. Nerrish R. c. Libbey Hast
ipgs; Dr. Grivelle, Young America; George
Bradley, Norwood; DR.. D. R.. Sutherland,
Morris.
Addresses will be made by Senator
Palmer, Gen. Buckner, and Franklin
Arrangements have been made for
heating the Auditorium
The Republicans are terribly agitated
for fear they will not have any clerks
of election. The law provides there
shall be two election clerks and two
ballot clerks. The law further provides
they shall be of different political be-
lief They are chosen by majority
vote OF the election judges. The Popu
lists and Democrats each have judges,
and if they chose, can outvote the one
Republican judge and prevent the Re
publicans from having any clerks what
ever. Attorney General Childs and
Assistant City Attorney Phillips, are
Of the opinion that the POpulists and
Democrats, having fused are entitled
to but one vote and two clerks. The
fusi0nists, however, say that as their
candidates were assessed twice, as the
candidates of two separate parties, they
are entitled to a double vote on the
selection of clerks. County Attorney
Butler in an opinion given yesterday
afternoon, says the election and ballot
clerks are to be chosen in the same
nIanner-by a majority vote of the
judges. Acting under this advice, the
fvSionists will not recede from their
position. The Republicans promise to
appeal to the courts to have the mat
ter determined. Following is County
Attorney Buffers opinion:
P. J. Metzdorf, Secretary Democratic County
Committee-Dear Sir: In answer to your in
curry as to how ballot clerks are to be ap-
pointed I desire to say that the election law
provides that ballot clerks shall be appointed
in the same manner the regular clerks,
and inasmuch as the regular clerks are ap-.
pointed by a majority vote Of the regular
Judges. l of the opinion that the ballot
clerks should be appointed in the same man
ner. Your truly
Pierce Butler, County Attorney.
In it's account Of the anti-Chapel
meeting held in the First ward
Wednesday night, the G | o b said that
Deputy Sheriff J. B. Green Interrupted
the meeting and challenged the speak
ers to prove their charges against
Sheriff Chapel and his deputies. 1t was
not Deputy Sheriff Green, but Ed
mund S. Green, a young lawyer, who
took the floor and hurled defiance at
the speakers. Deputy Sheriff Green
was present at the meeting, but only
took part as an amused listener.
The insurance men who participate
III the sound money parade Saturday
evening will each carry a lantern in
stead of a torch.
There will be a social gathering for
the consideration of the political sit
uation at the residence Of H. A. Camp
bell on Saratoga avenue Monday even
ing next. An invitation is extended
to the ladies and gentlemen Of the
Midway district.
The Ohio Street Sound Money Club
No. 2, of the Sixth ward. will meet
Saturday evening at Ohio and George
streets to participate in the Lincoln
Parade at o'clock and wish all those
who will join the club to do so and get
torch and badge for that purpose.
Members of the Democratic county
committee, all the candidates and all
members Of the ward and precinct
committees will meet at headquarters
II the Globe building this afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
All the county candidates will attend
o free silver meeting to be held at
Gladstone tonight. Pierce Butler,
John L. Townley and others will speak.
The st. Paul First Presidential Vot--
ers Bryan and Lind club, which was
organized a few days ago, now has 132
members enrolled. The officers are:
G F. Cole, president; F. III. Schwartz.
vice president; z. V. McCue, secretary,
and L. G.. Lambert, treasurer. Pre-
c,Ect committees have been appointed
in all the wards to see to it that all
the voters are registered on SATURDAY.
HeAt. The club button, received on
tuesday, was specially made for the
club. It is blue, about the size of a
quarter, and on the face is the name
CT the organization, and the eagle
and motto, I'm God We Trust pat
termed after the silver dollar The
cub has appointed a cmrnittee to
draft a letter to Mrs. Eryan to send
with one Of the club buttons urging
er to accept and wear the same.
Judge Sutherland, chairman of the
Becker county Republican committee.
was at central headquarters Yesterday
lie predicts the biggest Republicans
majority IN the history of the county.
Arrangements have been made to
have Francis Clarke speak at wbite
Bear Tuesday, the 27th5 and at Glad
stone on the 2Sth.
Senator Nelson has recovered from
recent indispositfons and is campaign
ng IN the Seventh district in the
effort to re-elect Congressman Eddy
He will speak today at Moorhead and
tomorrow at Barnesville
Senator John M. Thurston, of Ne
I raska, passed through the city yester-