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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16
HANNA AS A sPELLBINDER.
SIX Addresses I'm Wisconsin by Me-
ktnley's Manager.

SIX Addresses I'm Wisconsin by Me-
kfnley's Manager.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. Ex-senator
Hanna began his speechmaking tour of
the Northwest today by making six adj
dresses in Wisconsin, two Of then, of
some length. The principal addresses of
the day were made at Waukesha, where
the special train carrying Senators Han
ma and Frye and other Republican lead
ers, was held for over an hour, and at
Madison. AT each of these places Sena-
tor Hanna made two, addresses. Short
speeches were also made at Racine juno
tion and Racine. Senator Hanna was
everywhere greeted by immense crowds,
his reception at Madison being particu-
larly enthusiastic. In his speeches today
Senator Hanna laid particular stress on
the trust question and the position of the
Democratic party in regard to the tariff
There are no monopelies In this coun-
try, said he, except those which are
protected by patent issued by the gov
eminent" isf
Senator Hanna also said that the
standard Oil trust, The Sugar trust and
other great combines had been killed so
far as they were trusts by the Sherman
law. fnr9 g
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OTTER TAIL.
Gov. Lind's Vote Expected to Show
an Increase.

Gov. Lind's Vote Expected to Show
an Increase.
FERGUS FALLS Mimi, Oct. 13.-Otter
Tail county promises Ito show a gain for
the Peoples party and Democratic ticket
this year. There have been 668 second
papers issued since the last election,
which means that that number of voters
disfranchised in 1898 can vote this year.
About a quarter of these are Republicans.
The new vote by immigration is largely
Republican, but will not offset the anti
Republican gain by naturalizations. The
vote on the national ticket promises to
about equal that of 1885, Gov. Lind's ma
jority in the county will probably show
an increase over 1898, as men of all par
ties agree he is the best governor the
state has ever had. In 1896 Iommen, for
congress, carried the county by 469. In
1898 Ringdal carried 1t by forty-seven.
This is Days home county, and he is
immensely popular here. He will proba-
bly, have 800 plurality over Eddy There
are now two state representatives Of each
party. There is every prospect that the
fusionists will gain one more this year.
The county ticket fight is a hot one. At
present the Republicans have majority
of the offices. They are likely to lose the
superintendent Of schools, register OF
deeds, and possibly the county attorney
this year, while the fusionists will GER
tainly elect the sheriff an Office held by
an Independent for eight years past.
H. NJ WHEELOCK.
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ITINERARY !i,Y OF HANNA.
Route of the Ohio senator Through,
This State Laid Out.

Route of the Ohio senator Through
This State Laid Out.
WINONA, Mimi, Oct. 15.-The timer
airy FOR the trip of Senators Hanna and
Frye through Minnesota, from Winona
to Watertown S, Dr. has. been arranged
They will pass through Winona on q
special train at 8 a, M; the early hour
precluding any speech here The first
stop for an address will be made at
iOWatonnai at S:45 a. M The time of
reaching other stations where there will
De stops for speeches will be as follows:
Waseca 9;S0 a. M; Mankato, 1915 a. M :;
tracy, 2:5O p. M; Marshall $3.50 D. M:
"A stop OF fifteen minutes will be made
at each of these places for addresses.
the Tune of the stop at Mankato being
tehgChened to three-quarters of an hour.
Leaving Marshall at 3:45 Q. M, the train
VIII reach Watertown at p. M, and an
evening address will be made at that
point The North Western road an
nouhces special excursion rate to the
dlI1erent points at which speeches viii
De made, and wherever necessary special
ufaans VIII be run. One of these will
De run from Rochester to Owatonna.
leaving Rochester at a. M, little In
advance Of the Hanna special.
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PLAN FRAUD IN DULUTH
REPUBLICANS HAVE A SCHEME TO
REGISTER ILLEGAL VOTERS
THEY CAN USE
DISGUISED AS BRYAN MEN
1t Is Hoped the Democratic Judges
Will Not Inquire as to Their
Qualifications Too
Closely.

Chairman Rosing, of the Democratic
state central committee, was yesterday
advised of a plan which has been ar
ranged by some of the Republican lead
ers of Duluth to pad their vote there by
illegal registration.
The constitutional amendment of 1897,
requiring that foreign-born residents
should get their second papers three
months before the election, has affected
Duluth and the iron range, perhaps, more
than any locality in the state, and the
Republicans hope by batting the voters
with a chance to vote illegally to in
duce them to exercise their suffrage in
behalf of their Republican benefac-
tors(O.
The letter to Mr.. Rosing. which is
from prominent Duluth man, is as
follows:
IT have positive evidence of a scheme
on the part of Republicans of this city
to poll the vote of Republicans to whom
full citizenship papers have been issued
subsequently to Aug. 6 last, regardless
OF the requirements of the law relative
thereto.
Their plan is to have their men go to
the places of registration wearing cor
SplcQous Bryan buttons, of which fact
the Republican members of the regiStra-
ton board will be fully advised They
will be asked the usual questions, except
as to the date of their second papers,
and then be registered. The button is
supposed to prevent any objection on the
part of the Democratic members
L write this that you may take such
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SCOTT.
increased Democratic Vote Assured
All Along the Line.

Increased Democratic Vote Assured
All Along the Line.
SHAKOPEE, Oct 13-At this time tho
outlook for the Democrats in this county
is very favorable The Democratic
party being SO strong in this county it
naturally produces factions within the
party which resulted in a loss and in
jury to the state and congressional tick
cts. This year, however all this Is
changed The Democratic county con-
Vention was the largest and most har
monious ever held, nominated a. strong
ticket, and factional war is a thing of
the past. In 1896 Bryan had a majority
OF $50; this year he will go out of this
county with majority Of not less than
LOCO. In 1898 Lind, out of less than $500
had majority of ST. The vote will
be increased this year, and Linds adj
ministration will be Endorsed with LOO
to 1,15O majority. In 1898 Kinds had a
majority of 913; with an increased vote
Schaller will have LOO majority. Henry
c. Koerner candidate for state treasurer.
will lead the ticket, and his native county
will start him out with 1900 majority.
JULIUS C. COLLIER,
Chairman Democratic County Committee.
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Today is the first registration day and
the election judges will have the cleo
ton booths open all over the city from
6 o'clock in the morning until in the
evening, to give voters a chance to regis
ter their names and qualifications. Yes
terday afternoon the last of the cleo
ton judges appeared in the office of the
city clerk and received their blank books
and stationery.
The last day for filing certificates of
nomination for county offices is tomor-
row, the nominees paying a fee of SIG
and filing their papers with the county
auditor.
Today is the first day of. registra ton
Boards of election will sit at the usual
places from 6 o'clock in the morning I'M
til in the evening.
The First Ward Swedish Democratic
club will hold a big meeting at Payne
avenue and Cook street, this evening.
The West Side Bryan and Lind Hebrew
Democratic club will hold a grand rally
tonight at their club rooms, 104 State
street, p. M, sharp. Good speakers
will be in attendance. This club was not
included in the list published yesterday
morning. A. TolstenOg is president.
Frank A. Giles, who is the Democra tic
nominee for abstract clerk this year, is
one of the most widely acquainted men
In St. Paul, having been born in this
city in 1858, the year that Minnesota was
admitted to statehood. He is thus enti-
tied to membership in, and is member
of, both the Territorial Pioneers and the
Junior Pioneers. He is at present en-
ploYed in the office of the auditor of
disbursements Of the Great Northern
railroad system, is an experienced ac-
countant, is familiar with the technical
details OF the abstract office as few
other men are, having been employed
there for eight years during former Dem
ocratic administrations, four years of
which time he was chief deputy Prior
to his service in that Office he was en-
ployed in the German-American bank,
even before it became a national bank.
This is the record of the man the Dem
ocrats nominated, a type that insures
an efficient administration of an office
which is highly important to the proper
ty owners of this city.
Mr.. Gies is a resident of the Sixth
ward.
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and aggress;vely united in twenty years
as it Is this campaign
All the so-called Gold Democrats are
working for Bryan and the entire Demo-
cratic ticket. Judge Bruener and MIR.
Calhoun' among the ablest and strongest
men III the party both opposed Bryan
and Towne in 1896. are now active sup
porters Judge Bruener has lfortunate-
ly been confined to his home with illness,
but we have the benefit of his Influence
in the county, which is powerful There
is no fractional difference Be p. epared
for a rouSing Democrat tic majoJity in old
Stearns. JAMES r. KENNETH JR
Chairman Executive Comm ttee.
H. ]. ROSENBFRGER,
Chairman County Committee.
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action as will prevent similar frauds
mat might be attempted in other places.
1T IS scheme which, unless checked.
might result in several hundred illegal
ticket"
To permit Twin City people to see and
, hear Mark Hanna today, the Republican
state central committee has arranged
with the Chicago Great Western road to
run a special train to Manlkato.
The train will leave st. Paul at Z this
morning, arriving at Mankato in time to
meet the other train with the speakers,
which will come in from the East The
speaking will take place on the grounds
of the Northwestern road at Mankato
The train will be side-tracked and VIII
return at the convenience of the party
after the conclusion of the meeting
rate of $3.50 has been made for the
round trip.
The printing of the official ballot was
finished yesterday, and the secretary of
state is at work on the shipment Of
county allotments. There are 100000 bal
lots, ten tons of paper were used, and
the entire plant of the McGill-Warner
| company was going day and night until
| the contract was completed.
| In the first place the paper was made
| to order being of special size and tex
ture. The contractors had to make an
! estimate of the length of the ballot, be-
cause the time between the last day
! for filing nominations and the day the
ballots must be in the hands of the au-
ditors is too short to admit of its being
| ordered after the ticket was made up.
| In this case they proved good guessers,
| for they estimated the length of the 2 l.
per required at thirty-six inches, and
| ticket was thirty-four and one-h>lj
| inches.
For the printing two presses were re-
quired. They were printed eight tickets
to a sheet, and printed tickets were turn
ed out at the rate of 10000 an hour, or
over 100000 per day.
From the press room the sheets went
to the binding room, where they were cut
up into single tickets, which were di-
vided into blocks of fifty each. The bal
lots on these blocks were glued together
at the top, and they were afterward
stitched with a wire stitching machine,
after which they were sealed with a
wrapper bearing instructions to the Off
GERS of election, and packed away, twenty
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-16
RAMSEY.
Lind's Vote of Two Years Ago VIII
De Duplicated.

he Implicated.
ST. PAUL, Oct 13-The county cam
paign has only Just begun, and it is
hardly possible to forecast with accura-
cy the result on the local ticket. I have
no doubt but what the Democrats will
have the pleasure OF seeing a number
of their candidates installed in the coun-
ty offices this fall. Some of them are
as good as elected nows and with the
right kind of work we should elect every
man on the ticket. We VII certainly
secure more seats in the legislature than
two years ago. Ramsey county will,
believe, do better for the head of the
ticket than it did two years ago when
Gov. Lind had $500 plurality GOV.
Lind's administration has been such
that the people living here in st. Paul.
with their knowledge of his acts, will
approve with a hearty majority Four
years ago the county was carried for
Mckinley by $500 plurality Conditions
have so changed that Mckinley will lose
Ramsey county. There will be no scar
Ing men into voting against their con-
yictions thts fall. They are going to be
allowed to vote as their consciences die
tate, and the result will wipe out Nc
Kinley's plurality of four years ago.
HUMPHREY BARTON,
Chairman Ramsey County Democratic
City and County Organization.
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MURRAY
VIII Do Handsomely for Lind and
His Ticket.

VIII Do Handsomely for Lind and
His Ticket.
FUI.DA, MIMI. Oct 13.-The campaign
in this county IS being prosecuted by the
opposition to the Republican party with
vigor and in such a manner that insures
the success of the entire ticket national
state and county, at the polls next No
Vember.
On the 18th inst Senator Nelson spoke
in this county in behalf of the Repubii-
cans, but most especially in behalf of his
own election TO the United States senate
again, nd the principal reason given why
he should be So returned was that SEN
ators, like good wine, get better the
longer they are kept in Office" His APP
peals seem to fall on his hearers like
water on n ducks back. All the senator
said for Van SAINT and why Van should
be elected governor, was that ivan SAINT
IS a good, honest Republican and the
people should vote for him.
The outlook for clean sweep and the
cratic and Peoples ticket, with the pos
SHE exception CT one, never was better
and by majo1ities from Ice to 500 votes;
the election of Gov. Lind by a majority
of from $50 to 600, and Mr.. Bryan will
carry the county by about LOO to 200 Votes
Maj J. NJ. Bowler for the opposition to
the Republicans, spoke at Iowa, this
county, on 18th inst, at Fulda, 18th, and
Currie on 18th inst, and had big meet
ings at each place. M. l.
Chairman Democratic and Peoples Party
Executive Committee.
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WILKIN.
Another County That VIII Show
Democratic P1uraIities.
Chairman Democratic

Another County That viii show
Democratic PluraIities.
BRECKENRIDGE, MINI, Oct 49,
The political outlook in Wilkin county
is very favorable for the success of the
Democratic ticket. In national politics
the county will undoubtedly go for
Bryan. The state ticket will carry with
a majority greater than that of two
years ago.
Lind will receive a better vote than
before. Daily is quite a favorite ana
will be we'll supported from this county.
The situation in the legislative election
has not materalized as yet and nothing
definite can be ascertained al present.
In county politics the Democratic-Peo-
pies party candidates will win out with
a greater majority than ever before.
Nearly the whole fusion ticket will be
elected.
Judge Steidi has created a very favor
able impression and as the judiciary OF
the Sixteenth judicial district has
never been in politics, he will probably
be given a hearty endorsement. The Re-
publican leaders concede that it will be
very close. Yours respectfully,
LOUIS GEWALT,
Chairman County Committee.
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Continued From First Page.

Many of the old time Republicans have
grown tired of Heatwole and his political
machine methods and will either vote for
his opponent or refrain from voting en-
tirely. Albert Schaller, who spoke here
two weeks ago, made a good impression
with our people and will carry the coun-
ty by handsome majority. The national
ticket is stronger in Mcleod county than
1t was four years ago, while Gov Lind
has desel vedly grown in public esteem
and popularity during the past two years
and will receive greatly increased vote
over that of two years ago.
r II. MCJF"
Chairman Democratic County Committee.
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NICOLLET.

Lind Will Carry the County by
Larger Vote Than Before.
ST. PETER, Oct. 13.-Prospects In Mic
ollet county are very bright for the DEM
ocratic party. We have an exceptionally
strong county ticket. The candidates are
working hard. Gov Lind will carry the
county by as large If not larger majority
than he did two years ago. Have inter-
viewed quite a number of voters who We're
against him two years ago, but will sup
port him this year. The same is true In
regard to the national ticket. indications
point toward quite landslide for w. j.
Bryan this year. His vote will be away
ahead of that of four years ago. Yours,
j M LAMBERT,
Chairman County Committee
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GOV. lind WILL GARRY MINNESOTA

here. The fusion ticket in this county
is the strongest ever placed before our
people, and taking everything into con-
sideration We expect to carry the ticket
almost straight through from top to bot
tom, and for Bryan and Lind without
the shadow of doubt. Two years ago
our reform county ticket went down to
defeat almost without struggle, so
confident were they of success, but that
experience has taught them a lesson
which they are prefiting by this year.
They are to man out hustling for the
ticket, distributing the literature which
] receive from the committee, and doing
much good work. l have no fear of
defeat this fall, and authorize you to
place Pipestone safely In the Bryan and
Lind column. GEO. G. STONE,
Chairman County Committee
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WIN0NA.
Republicans VIII Get Hard JO1ts,
Especially Tnwney.

Especially Tawney.
WINONA, Oct. Pin response to your
request for a statement of political con-
ditions in Winona county. l would re-
port that they are very favorable for
the national, state and Congressional
tickets. I am receiving many reports
from committeeman throughout the
county to the effect that many former
Republicans are leaning strongly to
Bryan, Lind and Brown, and more Sc
pecially to the latter two.
Although this is the home of M. Van
SAINT, I fail to find any enthusiasm for
him among members of his own party.
Four years ago Mckinley had 400 plural
ity; this year Mr.: Bryan will have 500
Gov. Lind received S51 majority in 1898;
this year his majority will be equally
large.
Between Mr.. Tawney and Mr.. Brown,
the latter will have not less than 1000
majority, with the chances OF its run
ming to 1900. -
The campaign on county officials has
not fairly opened, but with the ticket
we have in the field made UP of good
honest, able men, who are close to the
people we confidently predict the election
of them all by good majorities
II. l.. BUCK,
Chairman County Democratic Com.
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made by the following gentlemen: j. ..
Cederberg, candidates. for the legislature
from the First and Second wards; J. E.
Ahern, E. Kingsbuyg. E. N Helms and
A. A. Cleveland, of Oregon The meet,
ing was we'll attended and all present
expressed willingness to work harder
than ever during the remaining weeks
of the campaign
The executive committee Of the Demo-,
cratic city and county, organization will
meet at o'clock this afternoon. A
good attendance is desired, as there Is
some very important business to come
UP for consideration. ,etfe t.,--f.
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MORRISON
Will Swell the Democratic Major
tiles of ALI Candidates.

LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Oct. 13.-Wm. j.
Bryan, John Lind and Henry Truelsen
will carry Morrison county, Mr.. Lind by
a very large plurality, and Bryan and
Truelsen by substantial pluralities. Four
years ago, through the marking of both
Palmer and Bryan electors, enough votes
were thrown out to give Mckinley the
county by 225 This year there can be
no confusion Of that kind. Lind carried
the county by SIT in 1898, and while he
may have lost some, we know of great
gains in other directions. Mr.. Truelsen's
plain, honest manner and direct CAM
paiening methods are telling in his favor.
-CHAS. E. VASALY,
Chairman Democratic County Committee.
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YOU GIN REGISTER TODAY
THIS IS THE TIME, LEST YOU FOR
GET TT NEXT
TIME
LOCAL CAMPAIGN IS BRISK
Several Enthusiastic Ward Meetings
Were Held Last Even
ing in the
City.
TUESDAY. OCT. 1e.

First ward Swedish Democrats meet
at Payne avenue and Cook street.
Speakers, DR.. Alex j. Stone, Fred
ericE L. EIcGhee, Thomas r. Kane.
Fifth ward Democrats at headquar-
tiers, $40 West Seventh street.
Speakers, Senator john H. Ives,
j. c. Michael, James II. Hickey
and Henry G. Tardy.
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PINE.
Gov. Lind's Popularity Has Not
Wened in the Least

Gov. Lind's Popularity Has Not
Wsned in the Least.
HINCKLEY, Mimi, Oct. 15-The po-
litical situation in Pine county is clearing
up somewhat and with better prospects
for the Democratic ticket. Bryan will
certainly gain on the vote of four years
ago. John Lind's popularity has not
waned since the last election, and he
will go out of the county with larger
majority than he had over Eustis The
vote on congressman will be close,
with the advantage slightly in favor of
Morris, who is strong in the north end
of the county among the mill owners.
The balance Of the state ticket will re-
ceive the regular Democratic vote, with
the exception of r. c. Saunders, candi-
date for attorney general whose candi-
dacy will be strongly Endorsed.
Notwiths landing efforts to do so, party
lines will not be closely drawn on coun-
ty officers The Germans are supporting
LIND and Truelson almost to a man.
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PIPEsTONE.
County That Gave Eustis "a Ma
jority Now for Lind.

stone county politics have been exceed
ingly quiet, but are warming up rapidly
Two years ago the county gave Eustis
a majority Of 80 and almost the entire
Republican county ticket was elected,
owing to a division in the reform forces,
which does not exist this year. The
German vote. which was almost solidly
Mckinley's four years ago, as well as
the Scandinavian vote, Is now just as
solidly Bryan's. The Boer war and Nc
Kinley's refusal to syEpathize has done
much to undermine the administration
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more at monthly periods. It seemed as though
I would die with pain il my back and stomach
I could not stand on my feet without fainting;
one of my friends insisted upon my trying DR..
P;erce's Fayorite Prescription. With but little
faith tried it, and before had taken half
bottle felt better, had better appetite and
'Favorite Prescription and one of Golden
Medical Discovery and am happy to say am
entirely cured, and all done in two months
time, when all other medicines had failed to do
any good"
Keep the liver healthy by using DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
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MOBILES.

Lind VIII Have From 800 to 500
Majority There.
WORTHINGTON, Mimi, Oct. 1S.-As to
our county, Gov. Lind will have from 3Oo
to 500 majority; Matthews, for congress,
$50; Bryan, $50; and we will elect most
of the county ticket. L. c. Long will
also carry the county
j r. CONWAY,
Chairman County Committee.