The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-18

Fifth Precinct-Joseph M. Clarkin, George
Haag, George Graft
Sixth Precinct Charles Mcdonnell, ]. f.
O'Brien, p. j. Wright.
Seventh Precinct-C. G. Lauer, H. f, Smith.
j. S. Schneider.
Eighth Precinct-Frank Koci, ]. ]. Gleason,
w. II. Murnane.
Ninth PT B,,I p Haupers, Adam Neid.
Tenth Precinct. D. Naglen Jacob Lauer.
Eleventh PreeInct-e, e. T}anter. R. I.
Holcombe, M. Huna. - -
Twelfth Precinct-Leonard Sehleck, j. w.
Dougherty. John Stauble.
Thirteenth Precnct-J.w j.. Lynch, Matthias
Fourteenth Precinct, @. Juenemann P
V. Dwyer, Anton Haas.
The association beng)1in excellent work
ing form, we are pleased at being COM
missioned to place it's services at your COM
mand, and assure you that ready and
willing response will be made to every or
der that you, as chairman of the only legal
Democratic city organization; in st. Paul,
may see fit to issue. III ~
Assemblyman w. ,,R. J3hnson was
breathing smoke and 5fianlas figurative-
ly speaking, yesterday. sa1e was au-
thority for the statement that Ernest
l.. Mabon, recently appointed to the
board of public works, was out for
DoilanOWef Tor mayor.
Mabon was supposed to be an origi-
nal Doran man, and as Mr.. Johnson
is one of the most rabid I<iefer adj
herents, 1t was hard for those not on
the inside to figure out why Johnson
should be so aggrieVed even if Mabop
should throw Doran overheard
TN tell you the secret" said a Field
hauser man last evening. johnson has
heard from what he considers reliable
wit t1nt tl1z TN%
gates to the convention would under
no consideration go to Kiefer, even if
there was no chance for them to elect
their man.
johnson jumps at the conclusion
that in this case the Donahower follow
ing might turn to Doran, and he ac-
cordingly jumps on Mabon"
Seen last evening, Mr.. johnson said
he had witnesses to prove that as soon
as Mabon had been appointed to the
board of public works, he was around
making arrangements to throw Doran.
IF MabOn denies it [ will bring proof
of my statement which he cannot
deny" said Johnson.
The Central Populist club held a
three hours session last evening. All
but fifteen minutes Of the session was
devoted to a discussion as to the pro-
priety of commencing the action of the
Timetable league in appointing a COM
mittee of five PopulistS to arrange if
possible, for the uniting of the reform
forces. ~
A number of the members were in
clined to the opinion that the adoption
of the resolution would bind the Peo-
pies party. At 10 O'Clock the resolution
was adopted and the club adjourned to
meet Thursday night.
Another Doran Endorsement meeting
is scheduled for this evening in the
Fifth ward.
w. w. Erwin will open his campaign
this evening at Lucker's hall in the
Second ward. Mr.. Erwin announces
that he will speak in all of the wards
before the convention which is to nomi-
nate him is held. .3
The Kiefer forces will hold rally in
Fleubusch's hall in the Eighth ward
Saturday night '.H Il
A. H. Lindeke, of the Seventh ward,
and c. K. Sharood, of the First ward.
are being touted as possible dark horses
by Secretary Bryant, Of the Republi-
can city committee.
1t is simply marvellous how the peo-
pie take to a really good and true man
when his name is mentioned in connec-
ton with public office. That is the
case with John Wardell, who is to be
the Democratic candidate for assem-
blyman from the Sixth ward. He is
the unanimous choice of the Democrats
on this side of the river.-West st.
Paul Broad Axe.
The Second Ward Independent club
was organized last night with a mem
bership of seventy. The following Of
ficers were elected: President, G. Sites;
vice president, John Busch; secretary,
William Nc Donough; treasurer, James
GoodnoW. The next meeting Of the
club will be held Tuesday evening at
Independent hall, sos East Third street,
when several prominent speakers will
be present.
The Banner Democratic Club of the
Eighth Ward held an enthusiastic
meeting last night, and Endorsed the
action of the Democrat-Citizens' COM
mittee in calling a convention.
The list of precinct committees was
filled out. These committees will meet
Tuesday night to arrange for organic
ing two more clubs in the ward.
A list Of names for judges of cleo
ton was agreed upon and ordered sent
to the city clerk. al
Frank Dollar was elected sergeant
alarms.
At the meeting next Tuesday night
candidate for ward alderman will be
indorsed Matt Bantz is talked Of
strongly for the place .
Mr.. Qvist, candidate forejudge of the
municipal court, was present and adj
dressed the meeting! Speeches were
also made by Matt, Baftz and Mr..
Loomis.
The silver Republicans; of the Sixth
ward formed an organization last
night with Lloyd Peabody, president,
and ]. H. Garneau, secretary. The
club will organize othe fentire ward.
Thirty-nine committeeman were ap-
pointed, and good deal of enthusiasm
was displayed at the meeting.