Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-01

GudhOpSc Bill lives.
Politicians are mighty pleasant.
Mic. Meyer is assured of being Judge of
probate for the next three years
James Sullivan has hard opponent in
VIM. Wilson. The chances are pretty even.
Gerhard HiIgers will sign register of
deeds under his name for the next thirty
six months.
Theodore Weiland has some opposition
for sheriff, but the indications are that he
will remain sheriff by 500 majority.
1t is good plan to work in The dark,
especially if you are q coward, but party
is too apt TO forget that there is future.
Adolph Bierman will get q heavy ma
jority in this county, ii is generally be-
lieved shat he will reduce the Republican
vote 200.
Judge Mcdonald has a soft thing, no
opposition has developed and he will
weigh down the judicial chair for COM
Portable period.
The vaults for the clerk Of courts o.
fee and judge of probate are com leted---
| they are daisies. The grand kicker and
his cohorts ought to kick themselves for
having displayed such remarkable foresight.
Those chiekens sent out by the cohorts OF
| the kicker will come home to roost sooner
than expected.
The following contributed to the clerk
of courts income during October by re-
! ceiving marriage licenses: Charles E.
| Woodruff to Emma @. Grau; Joseph Sohiff-
| ler to Louisa FIshbach; Joseph R. Dur
viher to Emma Beck; John n. Fyder to
| Rosa Fisher; Joseph Witt to Lizzie Fitch
eneich; john Winterfeld to Louisa Ka-
suhn; John Clark to Louisa st. Peter;
Frank Kulicheck to Sophia Sobash; Geo.
f'islie to Nettie Bohls; Anton Mershall to
Catherine Siebenahlen; John Brotesius to
w. @. Grunewald; Henry Holste to Louisa
Windhorst; John Betz to Helena Sell;
| Nicholas PhilRes to Maria Bush; Henry
Eichmann to Christina Bet8l
It is not commendable thing to lug
| nationalities into political fights, but It
would be folly to imagine that ons party
is going to let the other party do all the
appealing "to stand by your nationality"
| and stand only by without making move.
| Wisdom is gained by bad experience, and
the measure is filed to oyerfowing. For
| the benefit of those who are so persistently
forcing the nationality fight We herewith
| append the official vote, by nationality, of
this county, it is as follows: Germans
| 1,508; Irish 500; Americans 463; Bohemians
! 175; Scandinavians los. Total $2,773.
Read it carefully, digest it we'll, and force
the fight if You wish. We can stand it if
you can. All We wish is to have it under
| stood.
! The following gentleman constitute the
| jury for the December term:
GRAND JURY.
| Henry Warner, Thomas Lawler,
| Vim L. Dean, Henry Busch,
| Edward HaUgh, Peter Hartman,
Frank Gilkey, James McKonn.
John Kiockuer, John W Calender,
VIM Fitzger Id, John O'Brien,
John G. Bass, Peter Chudderdon,
Patrick Condor, John H Theis,
Andrew Erkens, Fred Ellis, Jr
| J " Sencerbox, Chas Strink,
John DAILY, Robert Devine,
Frank J. Lord.
PETIT JURY.
Frank AIahowald, Con Delougherty,
| Gross, Alex Cummings,
Charles Morrell, Anton Keller,
Rrautbalme1, John Dom1nler,
Jos Coleman, Michael Sullivan,
Henry Moore, Henry Melvin,
Martin Quinn, Peter Schultz,
VIM O'Brien, Frank Pond,
Christian Mayer, Robert Stratton,
Andrew Harris, james Corcoran,
| John Turner, Peter Rupert,
F. Beumhoefer, Frank Dries.