The Saint Paul globe., 1896-10-16

Labor Bryan and Lind club. $3.50
William H. Harvey has been Sc
cured to make a free silver talk to a
st. Paul audience next Monday night.
Coin" Harvey has been in great der
mand during the campaign, and the
local Democrats feel much elated that
they have secured his services for their
cause.
Democratic county candidates will
meet tonight with members of the
county committee at headquarters in
the Globe building.
All Democratic and Populist judges
of election are to meet at county Demo-
cratic headquarters in the Globe
building to receive Instructions as to
their duties. 1t is the intention of the
Democratic managers that there shall
be no difficulty at any of the polling
places because of the unfitnesS of
their representa- atives. Partisan tactics
will not be allowed, and the strict let
ter of the election law will be observed.
The young mems committee of the
First Baptist church have provided
novel entertainment for the young
people of the congregation during the
past few weeks in the form of dis
cussion on the political questions of
the day. Distinguished representatives
of the cause of silver and sound money
have made their appearance on the
lecture platform in the church. up
holding the doctrines of their political
faith. Next Monday night a political
debate will be held Louis Nash hav-
ing been chosen to present the cause
of free silver. The sound money de-
fender has not yet been selected.
Niels Gron, who has had charge Of
the. Scandinavian literary bureau for
the Republican national committee at
Chicago, will make a sound money
speech at Sjoberg's hall, Payne ave-
nue. and Wells street, tonight. Mr..
Gron has Travelled in every country
where the free coinage of silver pre-
walls including China, Japan, Mexico
and India. and is well qualified to dis
this campaign. F. G. Stevens, the Re
publican candidate for congress. will
also speak.
Palmer and Buckner are travelling in
the private Pullman car President"
Following is the itinerary for the
Northwestern tour of Palmer and
Buckner: VIII leave La Crosse on
special, via Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railway, Thursday, Oct. %, at
1910 a. n., reaching ST. Paul that
afternoon at 2:40, and stopping at Wi
mona, Wabasha, Red Wing and Hast
ings ten minutes each. Leave st. Paul
over the Great Northern, by special
train making Anoka at 4:20 and Elk
River at 5 o'clock, stopping at each
place twenty-five minutes, reaching st.
Cloud at $50 p m.
Leaving ST. Cloud, attached to Great
Northern regular train, at 4:15 a. m.
Oct 23, arriving at ST. Paul at Ills the
same morning.
Will leave St. Paul at D. m. Oct.
"a, arriving at Minneapolis at 8 o'clock.
Leave Minneapolis at II a. m. Oct.
25. arriving at ST. Paul at II o'clock.
Leave st. Paul Sunday evening, the
25th, for Sioux City, at 8:15.
Exact time for stops at Winona, Wa
basha, Red Wing and Hastings will be
announced later
The Ramsey county National Depao-
cratic committee will meet tomorrow
evening at Room II, Germania Life
building.
The sound money Democratic state
committee has arranged for speakers
at the following places: Hon. D. w.
Lawler at New Ulm Saturday, Oct
II; at Heron Lake Monday, Oct. 10:
at Ellsworth Tuesday Oct, 20; at
Worthington Wednesday, Oct. 21; at
Owatonna Thursday, Oct. %; at Roch-
ester Friday. Oct %; at Faribault
Monday, Nov 2.
Hon. Thomas Wilson at Pine Island
Thursday, Oct. %.
Hon. F. W. M. Cutcheon at Mime
apolis Monday, Oct. 10; at Faribault
Wednesday,. Oct. 81; at Northfield Fri
day, Oct. %; at Aitken Tuesday, Oct.
Hon.. Gustav Donald, of Davenport.
TO-, at Shakopee Monday, Oct. 26.
Hon. Cyrus Wellington at Marshall
Wednesday, Oct. 81; at Tracy Thurs
day. Oct. %; at Winnebago City
Thursday. Oct. 90; at Fairmont Fri
day, Oct. 80; at Good Thunder Satur-
There will be tremendous crowd
III Rice park next Wednesday evening.
There will be music and fireworks and
artillery SaluteS and Oratory. John
Lind, Maj. Bowler, 7. D. O'Brien, John
L. Townley and other speakers will
crate at the same time, but in different
parts Of the park, and will change plat
forms occasionally, SO that citizens and
workmen who attend the mass meeting
may hear the arguments of all. The
committee in charge Of arrangements
for the rally consists of J. c. Hanley,
j. J. Sullivan and M. H. Cleary.
A call was issued last night for a
sound money demonstration to be held
on the occasion of the visit of Robert
T. Lincoln to st. Paul week from to-
morrow evening. A meeting will be
held this afternoon at o'clock, at the
rooms of the Sound Money league, on
the second floor of the Germania Life
building, to arrange for the demonstra-
tion. 1t is the intention to have the
wholesale houses manufacturing insti-
tGtions, railroad clubs and other politi-
cal organizations, as we'll as individu-
ais who favor sound money attend the
meeting, as well as participate in the
street parade. 1t is the determination
to have the largest parade ever held in
st. Paul on a political occasion. The
call was circulated last evening and
met with great enthusiasm.
Hon. F w. M. Cutcheon addressed a
large meeting of members of the Great
Northern Sound Money club and their
friends about the sound money move
ment in the Democratic party at Wag-
rer's hall, corner of Charles and West
ern avenue, last night.
The Young Mems Sound Money
Marching club that was organized
Tuesday night will meet at the Nushka
club on Western avenue, near Selby;- to-
night, for the purpose of perfecting a
permanent organization, electing Of
ficers, selecting uniforms, and complet-
ing plans for carrying on an aggressive
campaign