The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-24

Ex-Gov.4 McGillrpwill preside at the
meeting.
After the primaries tomorrow even
ing the delegates elected in the First
ward will meet at Arlington hall to
agree upon the candidates to be pre-
scented by the ward In the convention
OF Friday. ssse
The Second Ward Phalens Creek
Sound Money club has organized with
forty members and fthe following Of
ncers: Charles jackson, president;
Louis Peterson, stcrefary. ssg
The young menf OF the Sixth precinct
of the Second ward have organized a
sound money club with sixty members.
They willsmeet Tuesday evening in the
hall at Fauquier and Arcade streets
Delegates to the Republican county
convention have beeneinstructed by the
voters Of the Fourth precinct of the
Seventh ward to votesfor Kerr, Otis and
Durment for district Judges. Delegates
selected to the legislative convention
We're instructed to vote for 7. B.
Scott.
Fifth ward Democrats will hold an
important meeting at $40 West Seventh
street tonight. All Democrats of the
ward are invited to attend.
An important meeting of the county
Democratic committee will be held In
the headquarters at the G o b e build
ing tonight. All precinct committee
men are urged to be present.
Eighth ward Democrats will meet to-
night at Oelkers hail. Blair and ST. AL
bans streets. Good speakers will be in
attendance.
John Lind is in the city. He is un-
der physicians care and may not be
able to resume campaign speaking for
some time. The doctor says IL his pa
tient will give up smoking and will
submit to frequent treatment during
the next few days his throat may be
strong enough SO that Mr.. Lind may re-
new the engagements he has made for
next week.
The Young Mems Sound Money
league will meet tomorrow evening at
the rooms of the Sound Money club in
the Germania Life building to elect Of
ficers and agree upon plan of cam
paign. Those who have had charge of
lists are requested to personally notify
all who have signed their lists to be
present at the meeting. Seats will be
reserved at the big meeting at the Au-
ditorium for the members of the league,
Which will proceed there upon adjourn
ment.
Otis Staples denies the report that he
had gone over to the isilverites.
Buck Hinr.chsen, secretary Of state for
Illinois and the original boomer Of Altgeld's
second candidacy, proposes to make things
unpleasant for the National Democratic party
in the Sucker state If IL lies IN his mower to
do so. Politically and personally he Is hos.
tile to the Palmer Buckner following, and he
threatens to prevent them from fling their
petitions for the purpose of getting the names
Of the national party5candidates on the official
ballot. Bucks thraat has only served to
make the National Democrats more aggress-
i've, and where week ago they would have
been content with IS, 000 signatures in Chi
cago. they are now confident they will Sc
cure double that number The readiness with
which these petitions are being signed in
Cook, Sangamon and other counties, which
Altgeld and Hinrichseu are willing to swear
they own body, soulzand breaches, is gall and
NORWOOD to their vanity
Another incident of the campaign in Illinois
that Is annoying to Altgeld, Is the appoint
member of the National Democratic executive
committee. Hopkins was the king bee in the
campaign that elected Altgeld to the CUB
ernatorial chair, and more than any other
man contributed tricks and brains that won
the day. Without Hopkins, Altgeld might
have been elected, it Is true, but by a mighty
small majority. During the years that fol-
lowed, the Chicago mayor was the personal
defender of Altgeld upon all occasions He
knows every Slip every bad break, every
weak point In the governors political harness.
And he viii use that information with telling
effect this fall. That's why Altgeld wishes
some one besides Hopkins had been selected
to lSok after the national and state machinery
of the National Democratic party. sEsj