The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-01
BRYAN IS HERE TONIGHT
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR PRES
IDENT WILL SPEAK IN BOTH
TWINS THIS EVENING
AUDITORIUM AT z O'CLOCK
1t LIS Expected That the Hall VIII
Be Filled Before His Train
Reaches the
Depot.

bly, be the browning political demOnSlfa-
ton of the campaign in the Twin Cities,
William Jennings Bryan addressing two
immense audience in St. Paul and Mime
apolis as the close to series of great
meetings at various points along tide
line of the Northern Pacific between
here and Duluth.
Thes party will spend the greater part
of the day on the train, short stops be-
ing arranged at the principal towns, and
from the interest which has been shown
in the Red River valley and further
west, it is felt certain by the managers
Of the campaign that not less than 49,.
coo voters will hear the Nebraskan be
tween dawn and midnight.
The programme plans Mr.. Bryans ar
rival in st. Paul for O'Clock. He will
be driven Immediately to the Audito-
rum the doors of which will be thrown
open at $50, so that he viii have his
audience waiting for him.
1t is especially urged by the committee
in charge OF the meeting that there will
be admission tickets for the Audito-
rum except for the invited guests, who
will have seats on the platform. and as
respects the main body Of the hall, the
rule viii be first come first served, and
ali most welcome.
MIR. Bryan's tour through the North
west has been an ovation of the mosI
fattering kind, excursions carrying thou
sands TO eacn of the cites where it has
been announced that he would speak
1t seems probable now that the two
meetings. tonight in st. Paul and Min
neapolis viii rival in attendance and
enthusiasm any of the meetings held
since he started out
The st. Paul meeting will be compare
lively short as far as MI. Bryan is
concerned, as he will leave st. Paul at
SIS on a special interurban car for Min
neapolis, where he is to speak at the
Exposition building en- his arrival which
viii be before o'clock
The progI anime OF MS speeches today
appears elsewhere in tRls Issue.
The following Will be vice chairmen
of the Bryan St. Paul meeting.
j. Ii Alien, NhaS. =. L ianurau, G. D.
o BrIen, II. Z. Str1nger, 5. A. rontilAn,
N. +. SeSers, }. j. Gleason, .ChaS. Nc
Carron, JOS. doreJs, II ii. Conley, Pau!
Martin, Cornenus Crowley, Pierce but
Ter, j. II. Ives, NJ. r'ranke, c. j. doh,
j. NJ. HdW Ln9rne, w Inn Powers, IhoS.
cameron, W In. robson, Clemens De-
vaI1, David hanna, octave Savard, ".
K. like, AntOn Mlesen, A Bremen, Os-
car TaikenOtf, ID. W. LAWYER, Reuben
Warner, w. T. Murray, Gust. Schoiie,
conrad Miller, Eq. j. ocnurmeler, G. L.
Haas, W. 3. Hennessy, Cnas. u. Lauer.
fe1er DAILY. g. L. ReddlngJon, Dan
Aberle, FRANCIS H. Clarke, II. Open
helm, 4. Fitzpatrick, cyrus kellogg, }.
D. O'BrIen, H. L. O'Connor, }. A E1ard-
san, j. A. Nelson, f. l.. McGhee, G. j.
LSueIl, j. Ehrmantraut Louis tIankel,
VIM. Hamm, Jas. Melady, LOUIS Mash,
w. M. Carson, L. }. McDermott, CIlals.
Gordon, Alex Adams, j. Z. Michael, NJ.
Muilane, ~. B. Robertson, H. l.. May,
trlend Brace, j. q. Juanen1an, john L.
Iownley, Geo. Lennon, j. j. Regain, r.
|. Holcomp, Morltz Helm John Rogers
The uniformed Democratic organiza-
lions will meet at Smith Park at t:45 Ind
proceed TO the union Ge2ot~lv escort Mr..
Bryan to the Auditorium.
The Democratic staie central commit
lee will meet today 10 declue What SHALL
pe done III regard TO lining the vacancy
en- the ticket for the supreme bench
made by Judge Aetlaway's decIinatlon.e
the council will be held Tuesday alter
loon at o'clock to agree upon election
Judges. The Democratic ana Republican
lists are being prepared by the commit
tees, while the Lazarus Popullst commit
lee Will nile list for that party
About $50 Hebrews attended the meet
Ing OIL the bryan and Lind club at 104
state street. on the Nest side, last
night The entire county ticket was
unanimously Endorsed. A number of
remarks. Aaron Poureney talked to the
audience for a few minutes on the issues
u tHe campaign. MIR. Poupeney WAS
warmly greeted and his remarks mad a
leI1ng erect ON those present He urged
The hebrews to vote the straight Demo
GIatlc ticket from William jennings
county ticket. He dwelt on the ques-
ton of trusts and concluded by com
hE per 4af the G. Il b for the stand it
nad taken. The following candidates
We're present and made a few remarks:
p. j. Metzdorf candidate for cotITIfy
treasurer; ]. &. Irvine, candidate for
m ~ yx~l..-
for county commissioner; Philip Martin.
ward.
Much enthusiasm was shown through
out the meeting and the candidates We're
very much encouraged with the way in
winch the Hebrews are working for the
success of the ticket:
The Eighth ward city and county or
ganizaton met yesterday afternoon j.,
Jessrang's hail. Harrington and Univers
y = o, avenues, and selected list of three
democrats from each precinct, to be sub
n11tted to the board of aldermen who will
Select one out of the three to act as
c c}ea4tocFatlc Judge OF election in his pre-
CT was UNANIMOUSLY Endorsed and it was
9ecided to rent Jessrang,s hall for every
FIlq9y evening from now until election
ana have weekly meetings.
Precinct chairmen of the organization
We're also elected. The following most
OF whom are hoidoyers, were elected pre-
49, cI9ittnen OF their respective dis
trlcts: First precinct, r. J. Hazard: sec
ono 1nd' Albert Albert Hanft; third, Joseph McAu-
Morrissey; sixth, Thomas Nolan: seventh
e. J. Baumann; eigth, John WAGNER:
ninth ninth, John T. Fisher; tenth, no election;
e 4ieN17 Joseph F. Kokesh; twelfth, John
Welch; thirteenth, John Gamer; four
{4ee3 t, James MeCarter; fifteenth, John
Gov Lind left last night for Duluth,
an special train and accompany the parfy
pack to st. Paul. The train leaves Du-
lutn at II O'Clock and reaches this city
at CLOCK, making seven stops en- route,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY