The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-22

yesterday made 1T appear that two loca-
lions had been fixed for the primary in
the Seventh precinct of the Third ward
tomorrow night. The location given out
by Chairman Bell Is 479 Broadway, in the
Portland. 1t Is the Eighth precinct that
will vote at 53S Canada street.
The Republicans are ransacking the
field for dark horses. Oar Reese SAYS
that IL Schiffmann Is not nominated he
can name the winner Mayor kiefer has
not yet promised to abide by the decree
of the convention, so far as any one can
learn, and there Is suspicion in many
minds that he will yet form an anti
Schiffmann conbina ton, as that seems
to be the only way that the young Fourth
warder can be kept from eorralling tho
nomination.
There is a wood yard at $50 Payne ave-
nue.. where the, Democrats of the Tenth
precinct of the First ward are expected
to gather tomorrow night to vote judging
from the official list made up by Chair
man Bell.
There is still no information available
as to where the voters of the Second pre-
cinct OF the Third ward, or the First and
Third precincts of the Eleventh ward are
to assemble tomorrow night
The Polish citizens in the First ward
organized a Polish Political club in East
st. Paul. A meeting will be held every
Saturday at p. m. in the Polish hall,
Jessamine and Forest streets.
The Eighth Ward German Democratic
club will hold meeting this evening In
st. Bernard's hall, Rose and Albemarle
streets.
The Republican voters Of the Third pre-
cinCt of the Seventh ward will hold an
open caucus at $50 Saturday afternoon,
at Campbell's drug store, Grand avenue
and Grotto street. for the purpose Of Sc
lecting delegates to be voted for at the
primary election
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u. H. Austin, secretary Of the Peoples
party state central committee, received
a copy of the official call for the national
Peoples party convention at Sioux Falls,
8. D., May 0. Texas leads in the num-
Der of delegates. with 121 Kansas comes
| next with 81 and Minnesota is we'll upon
the list with 46 delegates.
Chairman Clarke, Of the Peoples party
state central committee yesterday an
| nounced the appointment of committee
to look after the party interests in the
| Seventh judicial district, comprising TWEEN
| ty of the large Northwestern Minnesota
counties. The committee consists of
Henry Plowman. of Luce, Otter Tail
county; c. A Nye, of Moorhead, and
Oscar Daggett, of Sank Rapids.
The Fourth ward Republican precinct
committeeman will meet this evening to
| select delegates for the city convention.
| The meeting will be held at the Winsdor
| hotel, and 1t goes without saying that
none but Schiffmann delegates will be
| selected for places on the primary tickets.
| Commissioners Mabon and Sandell OF
| the board of public works, publicly an
nounced that they do not expect to be
reappointed On the quiet. however, both
| gentlemen are Of the opinion that they
| will be named to succeed themselves.
| Commissioner SandelI has circulated
| petition among the precinct committee
| men Of the First and Third wards, which
| urges the mayor to reappoint him to the
| position he now holds. Some close friend
| of the mayor informed Sandell that If
| he could secure the names of all the
precinct committeeman I'm the two wards
| to the petition the mayor might consider
| 1t.
The state Prohibition convention. in
session In Minneapolis yesterday nom
mated the following state ticket:
For GoverHor-Rev, B. B. Haugan.
Fergus Falls.
For Lieutenant Governor-C. B. Wikin-
son. Owatonma. y
| For Secretary of gState-Frank E. Car
| isle Lake Benton!I
For Treasurer-CT W. Dorsett. Mime
| apolis. D.
The delegation elected to the national
convention to be held In Chicago was
| instructed to- vote for Hale Johnson, of
| Chicago, to head the Prohibition national
| ticket. *
| Q
| The RepublicansoGof the Tenth ward,
and especially the politicians. are torn
up over thelr candidacy of DR.. S. NJ
| KirkwoOd for aldermanic honors. Up to
| yesterday it was understood that the