The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-17

Safely Democratic Kentucky will be
in line this year. without any doubt.
There is good feeling among the Demo-
Gratis everywhere, and that always au-
ours well for cur party"
Anything about Illinois or Indiana?"
81 learned that the Democrats were
hard at work in Indiana and that they
were confident of winning the state.
They have had good example of the
unlawful organization and operation Of
big trusts down there. one of them,
big steel combine, having openly defed
the governor of the state and other le-
eally constituted authorities. AND l guess
the party of trusts and combines will
not fare will In that commonwealth this
year"
How is the Bryan sentiment
''It is practically unanimous every
where. The question still hangs on the
vice presidential choice, but Bryan al
ready has $50 votes pledged. when all
that is necessary to nominate him is 62).
They are instructing for Bryan right
along everywhere. l think there Is not
the least doubt that Illinois will send
solid Bryan delegation to the conVen-
ton"
The purpose of the trip taken by the
two state officials was explained by
Treasurer Koerner. who said:
$50 600 worth of coupon bonds of the
state of Virginia for registered bonds
The securities belong to the school fund.
and it was thought safer to have regis
tered securities.
The Democratic committee appointed to
make arrangements for transportation TO
the Democratic national convention at
Kansas City has selected the Chicago
Nsa1-r ta
nosota delegation and others desiring to
attend. The train viii be a special con-
tanning day or chair cars, tourist ss4ep-
ers and Pulmans and the rate fer each
respectively it $3.50 for day or chair cars,
$1655 for tourists and $19.55 for Pu;lmans.
the round trip. This rate includes use
of sleepers during the stay at Kansas
City. The delegation will also probably
take the celebrated Newsboys' Band of
Minneapolis. consisting of fifty pieces, and
will have other attractive features. The
trip will be, as to cost and interest, un-
equaled in former political experience in
this state. The special will leave the
Twin Cities on the afternoon of Tuesday,
July g. arriving at Kansas City in the
forenoon of the 4th, and is expected tC
return to the Twin Cities Sunday after
noon. All persons desiring to go with this
official train should remit the cost of tick
ct desired to T. r. Kane, secretary and
treasurer, Globe building, st. Paul. in or
der to be booked for the trip. The train
will be handsomely decorated and will
have the most careful management in all
particulars.
AS has also been stated in this con-
rection, there will be another train run
by the Silver or Lincoln Republicans
which will have exactly the same rates
and conveniences. This, also a special
Will be run by the Minneapolis and ST
! Louis road. Orders and remittances fol
/ this train should be made to Elwood S
! Corser, Minneapolis This train will car,
ry the celebrated Posten Military band
Prof. Oscar Ringwall director.
The indications are that there will bC
! two large trains, and orders for accom-
modations cannot be sent in too early
! There will be no overcrowding OF sleep
ers.
| Satisfaction is expressed at Democra tic
headquarters, st. Paul. at reports receiv
| ed of county conventions on the 14tf
| throughout the state. Harmony has pre-
vailed, and that degree of enthusiasm Il
! shown which indicates that the organiza
/ ton and allies are in fine working trim
! Next weeks state convention is regard
| ed as certain to be all that could be de
! sired. 1t will speak with no uncertain
| sound, and men only will be honoreC
| with selection for the national conven
| ton, the outlook is. that are sound to tn:
| core on the great issues before the coun
| try and such as can be relied on to give
/ the North Star state that representation
that the present high standing of tht
| state in the party councils entities hel
/ to have.
| Secretary D. H. Stine. of the Nationa
| Republican League of the United States
/ that will hold it's annual convention il
! ST. Paul, July II. is in the city making