Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-25
Mr.. Hxa,.,.txs Dssaapears.

Another gentleman, it is stated, has
stepped out with other peoples money in
his pocket 1t may be possible that the
person referred to may return and pay up
the little sum which he is said to be owing.
This time it is musician photographer
and the leader of the Saltwater brass band
Mr.. 2. f. HuguniRe, who it is sup
posed has temporarily absented him-
self. In his position as leader
Mr.. Hugunine was permitted to collect the
money due the band for their musical
services on different occasions, with the
understanding that the funds so collected
should be deposited in the Lumbermen's
bank. It was learned by some of the
members of the band that their esteemed
leader had faithfully performed ono part
of their bargain, but inquiry at the place of
deposite elected the fact that the gentle
man had entirely failed to comply with
the second part of the compact, as not a
dollar of the sums paid for their services
had been placed to the credit Of the band.
One of the members had S21 due him.
The amounts due the different men ranged
from the figure given down as low as 81.
On the assembling of the band on Tuesday
evening for practice Mr.. Hugunine failing
to put in an appearance excited the suspi-
cions of those present. A short search re
vealed the fact that a large portion of the
sheet music was missing. On inquiry be-
ing made yesterday it was learned
that Hugunine had purchased ticket for
ST. Paul, where he claimed he had OBJ
tanned work. It is to be hoped that suoh
is the case, but the fact of his inquiring
the fare to Rome, N. Y, his former home,
gives the impression that he will turn up
there next. 1t would without doubt prove
great pleasure to his friends were he 80
return and clear up these damaging re-
ports and straighten up matters with his
musical brethren.
Dakssa County Peoples Ticket.
To the Editor Of the Globe.
FARMIHaroK, Mimi, Oct. 24-In your
correspondence from Hastings October %,
concerning the ticket "placed before the
voters of this county at the last so-called
| peoples convention" your correspondent
either wilfully or maliciously misrepre-
scented the politics of one of the ''above
| tickets" or a man does not know now adays
which party he belongs to or who he is
| hummer. am not politician, was not
| at either convention this fall, have always
! claimed to be- Democrat. Still your cor
| respondent says sit is well-known fact
| that the above ticket is made up entirely,
| with the exception of Mr.. Heinen, of
the most bitter Republicans ia Dakota
county" OF course your correspondent
sets me outside of the Democratic
| ranks, probably would like to deprive
me Of voting, even for himself.
Will you please give that correspondents
| name, so the voters of this county may
| know himf He seems to think Mr.. Heinen
is getting in terribly bad company. Is he
under guardianship He also seems to
feel very bad because there is only zone
Irishman's name on the peoples ticket
while he brags of the Democratic ticket
having six Irishmen on it. Now would
like to ask your correspondent in all sim
certify and honor, is the Democratic ticket
fair representation of the voters of this
county, Is there six Irish voters in every
nine in the county, "Eoho answers no."
Is it not fact that such nominations and
prescriptions have driven 200 Democratic
voters from the party and caused the Peo-
pie's party to be organized in this county ?
A voter who claims to be a Democrat.
D. +. AKIN.