The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-30

same happy thought that caused the
nomination of SchOo'master McCIeary, by
the Republicans of the Second district,
has inspired the suggestion that Mr..
Lewis would make an admirable candi-
date in that district. 1t is not known
whether Mr.. Lewis would forsake his
educational pursuits even if the nomina-
ton were rendered him
A prominent Democrat twtlted Alarm
Clock" jacobson yesterday over the re-
suit of the nominations for railroad and
warehouse commissioners. Jacobson up
and replied with spirit: well, we got
one, even if the railroads did get the other
two
Chairman Slime, Of the National League
of Republican Cubs, has appointed the
following committee chairmen to make
the local demonstration on the occasion
of Gov. Roosevelt's visit to st. Paul Il
fitting one. They are: Finance, A w.
Lindeke; reception, J. Franklin George;
invitations, F. w. Ingersou; transporta-
ton, j. T. Conley; press, F. N. Van
Duzee; badges, Elmer H Dearth; hall and
decorations, j. f. Seib; music, f. H. Rice.
With the Republicans the next thing in
order Is the selection of a state central
committee and a chairman. Capt. C. c.
Whitney, Of Marshall, and Judge Robert
Jam1son, of Minneapolis, are the most
prominent candidates. 1t is understood
that the place has been promised to Min
neapohs although there is no certainty
that Mill City man will be elected E.
NJ. johnson, former secretary of the com
mlttee, has also been mentioned, and
Senator e. e. Smith whose name was
mentioned some time ago, has announced
his withdrawal. Tams Bixby's name has
been urged for the place
Senator NJ. J. Daily of Perham. came
in yesterday with broad smile and
pair of nominations in his pocket. Day
before yesterday he received the Demo-
cratic nomination for congress, and he
was previously indorsed by the Populists
He is perhaps one of the strongest men
in the state and even Republicans ac-
knowledge that Eddy has a fight on his
AahdS that Will require strict attention.
After ten years incumbency, J. J. Lo-
men, assistant secretary Of state, will
leave the office of secretary of state Jan.
| 1, 1901.
Chairman E. T. Young will meet with
Tue CehlluIu1LeS Some Iltne next week for
the purpose of selecting a state central
committee.
Oar Reese is no longer the whole
thing" in the Republican party, and it
will be long time before he regains the
prestige which the rebuke administered
by the convention cost him.
Some of Ae delegates are still Won
| 0aTiOo how if h9nnnna6 bat Ind
was nominated. His selection was hard
ly expected the night before. His friends,
| however, made a combination with Miller,
| giving the latter their support on the
| first ballot. After Miller was elected, his
supporters went to Mills when voting on
| the second four-year Office Gen. CIapp
made an earnest appeal for his election,
and the uncertainty regarding Dare's
| eligibility for the four-year office were
! the factors that brought about the Moor
! head mans nominati ton
| Joseph Horejs, of the Fifth ward, is an
| active candidate for the nomination on
! the Democratic ticket for county commits
sioner. Mr.. Horejs is very popular and
will make a leading candidate for the
nomination as one of the county commits
sioners
DR.. Stamm, DR.. Hawkins and DR.. A
w. Whitney will be the leading candi-
dates for coroner on the Republican
! ticket.
County Attorney Horace E. Bigelow
wants the denomination for county attor-
ney, but he has not got it cinched by
! any means, as there are a great many
! Republicans who are opposed to him.
Fred ZoIlman, assistant in the Office at
| the present time, is also laying wires.
The Commercial Travellers and Hotel
mems Antitrust league has sent out a
! circular requesting al travelling men to
| arrange, if possible, to visit Kansas City,
! July and 4. The circular says:
Let us gather there from all sections
and make this the grandest rally in the
| history of Commercial travellers. We will
| have fun, scatter sunshine, add to the
! pyrotechnics and show the country that
! the men who carry the grip are going to
| work and vote for Bryan.
! eff you will make an effort to be there
and try to get all the travelling men to-
| gether on that occasion, We will give you
all the assistance we can. A military
| band of thirty pieces, will be at the dis
posal of the travelling men all the time.
! Our regalia will consist of white Fedora
hats, our regular everyday umbrellas and
grips and badge, which can be had in
Kansas City. Please report to our Sec
| retary on arrival at our headquarters in
Kansas City, 106 Telephone building.
1.-The travelling mek are to head the
parade The price of railroad tickets from
any point to Kansas City and return will
be one fare for the round trip
Every road leads to Kansas City for
the great conventions of next week. 1t is
| not so clear just how large representa-
ton there will be from Minnesota, but
from efforts at headquarters it will GER
tainly be the largest that has ever at
| tended a national convention from this
state.
Particulars as to the two special trains
from the Twin Cities have been stated in
| these columns The official Democratic
| train goes by the Chicago Great West
| ern. and the silver or Lincoln train by the
| Minneapolis 6, St Louis. Both trains are
scheduled to start about the same hour,
| from 2 to 8 O'Clock next Tuesday after
! noon. the Democratic train starting from
| its MINNEAPOLIS depot, and receiving the
remainder of it's party at St. Paul, and the
other train starting from the Union depot,
! St Paul, and completing its load at its
Minneapolis depot. Both trains run
through special, stopping only at prin-
cipal points, and for meals. Both arrive
in Kansas City before the opening of the
conventions on the following day. Round
trip tickets, including sleepers to be used
for beds while there are the same, $135E
for tourist, and s19.55 for standard Pull
mans.
Only by immediate action can persons
now make sure of being cared for, which
should be by special delivery letter or by
+a'e0raro in ordar that berfhS he Sec1lred