The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-20
Field, SchIick G Co ,

! chance and that is in case Doran is
named the present treasurer has DIFF
| ferent IDEAS
Who will have as many votes in the
convention as I will?" was the way Mr.
Horst put it to friend yesterday. II
am not doing any active campaigning
ana am attending to the duties of nv
ONCE. but 1 have few friends and
they will be heard from in the con-
Vention."
The name of J. G. Donneliy is men
toned as candidate for alderman on
the Democratic ticket, from the Fourth
ward. 80
Inc Blmetallic union will meet Mon
day night at 44S Wabasha street to
near the report of the committee OF
Ifteen. appointed to confer with the
dlHerent city committees
Prof. 1nnis, of the Hamline univer
slty, will be the probable nominee of
the Ienth Ward Republicans and Pro-
hlbitlonists for aldermen. His friends
have decided to crowd out Aid. AlIard
A. j. Stobbarts~ friends claim that
Prof lnnis, if he. secures the nomina
ton, Will have to first get the delegates
a. the primaries and promise a warm
hght will be put up Stobbart is a car
inspector at the Minnesota transfer
"A klefer rally without Col Kiefer
was held at Wagner hail. Charles street
and Western avenue. last night Tho
fact that 'the gallant war horse, and
his manager, Assemblyman Johnson
were not present, seemed to put q
camper upon the enthusiasm of tho
Elghth Warders. The speeches were
rev, and the meeting adjourned at $40
p. m.
The Young Mems Republican Club of
the Second Ward will hold a meeting
In Myers hall. Seventh street and
Bates avenue, Thursday evening
March "a, at o'clock This meeting is
for tine purpose of affording an opportu-
nifty to the young men of the ward for
joining the club. It is desired to in
crease the membership to 200 by the
!st OF April, and all young men ara
invited to be present at this messing
At the meeting of the Third Ward
Peoples Party club, held at 443 Rosa bel
street last evening, a resolution was
adopted that a committee, consisting of
William Cady, William Dawson and w
u. Knapp, be- appointed to investigate
and ascertain whether M J. Costello
who was indCrsed at a recent meeting
OF the Third ward club, was the same
M. }. Costello whose name appears in
the published list of names on w. w
ErW1n's petition for nomination under
the seal of T. w. Dempsey, notary
public, and report the same at the next
meeting of the club.
A meeting of the Ninth ward Pop
ulists will be held Monday evening aft
191 Cayuga street, to take action and
prepare for the spring campaign Com
mittees to organize the different nre-
clncts, select judges and clerks for the
election board will be appointed; dele
gates to the convention will be sug-
gested, and the indOrsing of candidates
ana the policy of the parity in this cam
paign will be considered
The Klondike Club of the Sixth
Ward, Democratic reform club, was
organized at 400 South Wabasha street
last night.
The club starts off with sixty mem
bers, and 1.-THE following permanent Of
fcerS were elected: President. Peter
Brahey; vice president, Lawrence Ros-
sellen; secretary, Frank Giese, and
treasurer. Henry Stein Jr.
Louis E. Yoerg, William Fifer and
Lawrence GlatZ were named a commit
tee Of three to prepare a constitution
and bylaws, to be submitted at the
next regular meeting. Before the meet
ing adjourned Louis Nash and Louis F..
Yoerg were respectfully Endorsed as
candidates for mayor and alderman, re-
spectively.
AssemblyrnAn johnson was discour-
sing on the, t7walkraway his partner,
Col. Kiefer, WouldNhave yesterday af-
ternoon in the citye hall corridor
''Why I heard there was some one
offering to bet money that Kiefer
wouldn't be nominated, and I sent a
man right out to take up the bet''
said the prospective candidate for city
"Well don't you bet much money on
kiefer until you see his name on the
ticket" said a Fourth ward politician.
4 remember six years ago when we
all spent time ande money and carried
the caucuses- ifor Mr.. Kiefer and at 1
o'clock in the morning sent q commit
tee to bring him TOT the club rooms and
receive our Congratulations.
When thet committee reached his
being aroused informed the gentlemen
that he had decided not to run.
He had simply dumped his friends
in order to get the congressional nom
nation. That's the reason why I adj
wise you to wait until his name is on
the official ballot before you make any
bets as to his running"
Assemblyman johnson, trifle put
out by the talk laughed 1t off by say
ing that Col. Kiefer was not in any
trading business this time, and saving
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