Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-02

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Pfaender.
A GLOBE representative sauntered into
the Merchants yesterday afternoon and
found the rotund form of Lient. Gov
Wakefield resting upon one of the cha;ro i,
the corridor. The GLOBE approached and
saiutea. Inc Lieut.. Governor, and would
% governor, was robed in raiment
nloica1iVe OF purity and hot wealth
OF. IN spite of the st. Louis
waye wmcn Is roaming about these
paris, ne was cool and apparently happy. In
inspire Pillsbury man fayorahlv rho
GLOBE looked about but could discovar nv
Plllsbury man present (saye himself, on5
hence concluded that no ones FEELINGS wo ,
be hurt by an interview.
quoth the GLOBE. 'e'o''
,s Never Or better. Taking the State as a
wno'e we seem likely to have the best
crop we have ever produced"
"But am speaking of the crop Of C,ove~
nors, not the wheat CROP"
"You wouldn't expect to interviews ma ~,
that subject. don't think it wonld ha GO -
Dunnell.'' "'oneo up
"What the GLOBE wants TO find ont 10 ,ho
has the inside track for the Rannh,;.o, =,
nomination for Governor. You onoht 70
know ousn' ~
swell l think the man who has tho moot
votes In the convention will be the man anS
can tell you better about the first waat ~,
September" ''''' Week III
"Don't it depend something mon tho hot
that is carried around for the haIlots1 -, '
eyes, suppose it does, but the noan tb.+
carried the hat in the caucus that nom;r s ia,
Ramsey is dead.'' ''''o~'
chow does the time and place of the State
convention suit you?'' wow
"E1cellently. It ought to be at 81 Pan,
and IS the State fair is to be held hera that
week 1t will suit the people think
"Can you give me no idea of the ont,ook
for the Nomination.
II must decline until September. aba,,
ne very happy to tell the GLOBE all abont Il
Finding the Lieutenant Governor unw;,-
ling to say that Pillsbury is the coming man.
me G1oBE said goodbye and sought other
worlds to conquer.
SPEAKER GILMAN.
Continuing the reconnaissance. the G1opp
soon found Speaker, ard would-be I,ient.
Governor, Gilman in the hotel, and broke
the lee gently by asking him who he thouoht
the Republicans would name for Lieut. Gov.
ernor. '' "o'-
1T wouldn't be hardly proper for me to
express an opinion on that subject I am
not worrying about it."
doesn't the candidacy of Searle. of vour
county, for attorney general affect you
"Ihat IS what it is intended for. That st..
Cloud ring which is fighting me have
brought him out, hoping to get the county
away from me, and also oct
votes all through the upper country.
Clark, Mcclure, Wait & Co., want to oct
me out of the way. They know that
Searles is moi competent, but they don't OK
pect to nominate him. They only want to
get some votes away from me, and 90 into
the convention to trade upon them. The
iaot ID, that the ring want to send Mcclure
to Congress when the State is redistricted.
Hence they do not want st. Cloud
to have any Office at all. Thew
would not have urged Searles ex-
cept that they think he can get soma vote q
away from me.''
"Yon don't regard searles as in your way
much?" wy
"Not at all. That ring are very wealthy
and will get him what votes they can. but 4
won't amount to much. They are giving
him the benefit of little ADVERTISING
through the State, but that is all. Il Is
really the fight for Congress which is in
progress this fall.''
"Who are the leading candidates against
you9''
Swell, don't really know myself. Denny.
OF Carver, is mentioned, but don't think be
Is very generally acquainted through the
State, though he is an excellent man,
lis there going to be much of fight for
the Gubernatorial nomination.
IL think there is. A very strong and a
very close fight between Pillsbury and
Wakefield
(Which side do you take?''
~ have made no alliance with anyone.
The statement in the p. =. that was on the
slate with Wakefield was untrue. and was
started to injure me in the Pillsbury counties
l have no slate and know of none being
made. don't think it would be proper for
me to interfere in the nomination of the
head of the ticket
II see MIR. Kittleson, of Albert Lea, is in
the CITY. Is he candidate for State Treas-
urer?''
"Oh, yes and very strong one, too. He
has been treasurar of Freeborn county for a
good many years, and will come up with a
heavy following"
Having obtained this information. the
GLOBE concluded not to stir up the Repub-
lcan pot any more at this time, and bidding
Lieut.: Gov. Gilman good night, proceeded
to make up the record.
A DANGEROUS BLAST.
An uncomfortable Experience In the VI
cinity of Fifth and Wabashaw Streets.
The vicinity of Fifth and Wabashaw streets
was startled about noon yesterday by re-
sounding re port. accomnaniad nv motto,