The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-04-10
FILLING OF VACANCY CAUSED BY
JOHN ROGERS WITH
DRAWAL
SEVERAL NAMES CANVASSED
1t Is Felt That the Importance of
the Office Demands Careful
Selection of Candi-
dates.

ers Jr. for comptroller The committee
discussed the matter informally, but did
not take any definite action.
A number of names were proposed, and
the meeting adjourned until this evening
at o'clock, when the committee Is eX-
pected to take final action in the matter
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The Third ward Democrats got togeth-
er at headquarters. Seventh and Jack
son, last night and held a rousIng cam
paign meeting. Great enthusiasm mark
ed the proceedings of the meeting and
the entire city ticket from Robert A
Smith down was indorsed Andrew
Dahlquist, candidate for alderman, was
present and made formal announce
ment of his acceptance. He spoke
briefly of the campaign and prophesed
that if the Third gets together 1t can
not lose. His remarks were greeted with
cheers, DR.. Dohm was elected vice
chairman of the ward organization and
ARRANGEMENTS were made to carry the
campaign forward with a rush. c. j.
Hendy presided over the session, and
F. S. Dolan was secretary.
Home Rule Features Of the New Char
ter will be the subject of an address by
N~CAAAAANNA 1900 $500
at l o'clock tomorrow.
The Smith and Rowan Club of the
Second Ward will meet tonight at COS
East Third street Charles Kartak, nom
inee for alderman; John w. Clancy, Pat
rick Kelly Jr., c. D. Smith and NJ j.
Flaherty are scheduled to speak.
Gregory Ritz is considering whether
ha -xytIl a . n yndPnRndnnt
candidate for alderman in the Second
ward He is Republican.
Polling places will be open from a. m.
today for registration. If you dc not
register you cannot vote.
One thing about Ed L. Murphy, the
Democratic nominee for alderman in the
Ninth ward, is that he is able to muster
friends enough In his own ward to make
a respectable showing without going out
side of the ward to arouse enthusiasm in
his behalf, as Is the case with some of
the aspirants for aldermanic honors
Labor hall, at Park avenue and Syca-
more street, IS in the Ninth ward, and
when the Democrats hold their meeting
there Wednesday evening the opposition
will think that practically all the Ninth
ward Is in that locality, for the demand
for the election of the Democratic ticket
in the Ninth is imperative.
A number of Scandinavians of the city
met at the First ward Democratic head
quarters, 1874 Payne avenue, last night,
and organized politicaf club to be known
as the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Demo
cratic club. The officers of the club are:
President, Edward Peterson; vice presl-
dent, Hans Hanson; secretary, ]. o. Ce-
derberg; executive committee, S. A. Pom
than, Hans Hansen and j. o. Cederberg
Thomas Jordan, Democratic candidate
for the assembly, and j. o. Cederbefg
made few remarks on the issues Of this
campaign. The club bids fair to become
a tower of strength in the city fight.
The young men Of the Eighth ward will
meet this evening in Weiler's hall, Dale
street and University avenue, to organize
young mems Democratic club All can
didates are invited to attend.
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There will be a Democratic rally or
Wednesday evening at st. Demands hall
Rose and Albemarle streets. Good speak
ers will be In attendance.
The Ninth ward Democrats will hold q
rally in Labor hall, Park avenue and
Sycamore street, tomorrow evening Rob
ert A. Smith, F. L. McGhee. E. L. Muir
ply and others will address the meeting
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There will be Democratic rally to-
morrow evening at the Fifth ward head
quarters, $40 West Seventh street, tomor-
row evening. Good speakers will be in
attendance.
The Democrats Of the Fourth ward will
meet tomorrow evening in the Swiss
Casino hall to organize Central Demo
cratic club. All are invited.
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The Democratic city and county or
ganization of the Eighth ward will hold
a mass meeting Thursday evening at
BrandTs hall, University avenue, near
Western. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
There will be a Democratic rally Of the
Fourth ward Democrats Thursday even
ing in Pfeifer's hall, corner Of Eighth
and Wabasha.
held Thursday evening at the Demo-
cratic headquarters, SO South Robert
street.
A Seventh ward Democratic rally will
be held Thursday evening at lit Mac
kubln street. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
The Democratic city and county or
ganization of the Ninth ward will hold a
rally at Twin City hall. Rice and Univer-
sity, Friday evening.
The Democrats of the Second ward will
hold a mass meeting at Iron hall, Bates
avenue and Third street, Saturday even
ing. Good speakers will be- in attend
ance.
At meeting of the precinct chairmen
OF the Seventh ward of the Democratic
city and county organization Lewis R.
chairman of the ward. AS the ward
chairman is also the secretary of the city
committee 1T was deemed best to have a
vice chairman in the ward.
The city committee of the Peoples
party met at Assembly hall last night
and appointed campaign committee Of
five to assume the general management
of the party campaign in st. Paul. There
will be a joint meeting of the city and
county Peoples party committees tomor-
row night at Assembly hall for the pur-
pose of issuing a call for a county con-
vention and to select delegates to the
state convention.
A regular meeting of the state com
mittee of the Secialist-Labor party was
held at Assembly hall last night. A
number of members from the state at
large were admitted. The referendum
vote of the party for candidates for state
offices resulted in the nomination of Ed
Kirz, boilermaker, Of Duluth. for gov
and q