The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-13
bryan IN ST. PAUL.DCI. |
WILL GO UP THROUGH THE DA-
KOTAs AND FROM CROOKsTON
To DULUTH
POLK COUNTY GOOD TO BET ON
The Sheriff Has Something of Inter-
est for the Republicans Who
Have Been Making Claims
Recently.

Recently.
Hon. William j. Bryan will be in st.
Paul' Monday, Oct 1, if the programme
now partially arranged is carried out. He
VIII speak in several cities of Mime
sofa.
Mr.. Bryan will start from Sioux Falls
Sept. IS, going northward by special
train, and will complete the tour with
speech at Aberdeen that night The
presidential candidate will speak at Far
go, Hillsboro and Grand Forks.
lie will be delivered to the Minnesota
committee at 4:S0 p M, Sept 20, and will
speak early that evening al Crookston.
lie VIII leave Crookston Immediately after
his address and will spend Sunday in
Duluth. Mr.. Bryan will speak at Du-
luth early Monday, Oct 1, and will prob
ably be brought to Minneapolis and ST
Faul in special train in the afternoon.
lie VIII be in Minneapolis Tuesday, but
must reach La Crosse for an evening
| speech, Oct. 2.
MT B"yan has expressed a desire to
SPEAK al Rea Wing, and he will certainly
speak at Wtnona on his way there.
SO
Inc executive committee of tie Demo-
cratic city and county ors anizati met
IaSt night In the Jefferson club rooms
II was decided to hold ward meetings in
every ward tomorrow right at TIE ward
headquarters, for the purpose of organ
l%lig uniform clubs. 1t was also decided
70 nold general meeting of the ergani-
Zduoh and UNIFORM body at Sherman
nan, on next Wednesday evening
band will be engaged for the occasion
ana there VIII be big parade proceed
ing the meeting at the hall. All those
VINO nave not yet suits are urged to get
tnelr uniforms before next "Wednesday
night
An invitation will be EXTENDED to the
minneapolis uniformed club and the exss
ecuuve committee Of the Minneapolis
organization to participate in the Bryan
| meeting and parade to the Auditorium ~,
Sept. l. The members last night report
| ed that things were looking better thai,
ever for Democratic victory this fall.
The following are the Headquarters n,
| some OF the wards at which the meetings
| tomorrow night will be held:
First ward, Decatur and Bedford
| streets; Second ward. S45 East Seventh
| street; Fourth ward, Pfeifer's han, Eighth
| and Wahasha streets; Fifth ward $40
| west Seventh street: Ninth ward, Twin
| 10y AiSNlAs ASiCC ana CJI1NGrS1tN- Streets.
Ienth ward, Hampton house, st. Anth-
| ony Park.
To the Editor of the Globe:
| VIII you please give me space in your
paper to reply to an alleged interview
published in the Minneapolis Tribune for
| Sept. and supposed to have been had
with certain prominent Polk county Re
! publlcans. The statement is made by
these Republicans that Polk county viii
| give majority for Van SAINT III the
coming election.
| The undersigned simply wishes 10 say
] to these prophets mentioned in the said
interview that if they, or either of them
want to back up their assertion with
a one thousand-do1lar bet they may do
| so by applying to ~
! THOMAS Lawrence,
Sheriff Polk County.
Crookston, Mimi, Sept. IL, 1900.
list of prominent Democrats has
been slated for speeches in North Da-
! kota this fan by Chairman KIeinogle
| Included in it are Senator Wellington, of
| Maryland; Webster Davis. OF Kansas
! City; DR.. FIavius BrobSt of Wisconsin;
/ George Van Wassan, of Wisconsin and
Ruge Prior, of Cleyeland, O. Gov. Lind
may also address the, people of that state
during the campaign.
Chairman Kleinogle and Max thinner
man, Democratic nominee for governor
| of North Dakota, were in the city yester
] day. -5s~rY
| Mr.. Kleinogle stated that he expected
Mr.. Bryan will come from that state to
Minnesota and indicated the following
initinerary as probable but this has not
been definitely decided upon and may be
! changed at any time between this and the
time of his arrival
Leaving Aberdeen the night of Sept 2S
he will go to Crookston, where he Will
speak on the following day He will
! take the train for Duluth and there
! spend Sunday. He will probably deliver
/ an address at Duluth early Monday
morning and come to st. Paul in the
| evening of the same day, or perhaps not
! until the next day.
! There have been 10000 copies of Gov.
! Lind's Labor Day speech received at
; Democratic headquarters for distribution
! throughout the state. They are very
/ much in demand and callers are getting
! their share every day.
! After all the pow-wow over the Demo-
Gratis of the Seventh judicial district
nominating a candidate to run against
! Judge Searle, of St Cloud. incumbent of
! the bench in that district SHARING the
! honor with Judge Baxter, Of Fergus
Falls), the convention which, met at Lit
! tie Falls Endorsed Judge SearIe and Gid
not name man. This action was in line
with the earnest wish of the vast ma
/ jority of Democrats throughout the dis
! trict.
| WINONA, Mimi, Sept. 12-(Special. y
| The Herald this noon received a message
| from st. Paul stating. that William ].
| Bryan will speak in Winona on the after
noon of Oct. 2, and at La Crosse the
! same evening.
The local Democratic central commit
/ tee is making arrangements, and It Is
i possible that Gov. Lind and L. l.. Brown.
! the recently nominated candidate for con-
! gress, will open the Democratic cam
| paign in this city on the evening CT the
22d.
On that date the Democratic conven-
ton to nominate county officers will be
held and it is the desire of the leaders
to hold big rally in the evening. Gov.
Lind has not as yet acted upon the invi-
tation, but his favorable reply is ex-
pected at any time. III Should he be Sc
cured. one OF the biggest meetings OF
the year will be heldar
70 @}.&
wINoNA, MINI: Sept. 12.-(special.,-
The bitter political fight between Mayor
| e. K. Tarben and County Attorney An
| derson, of this city. for the Republican