St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-12
st. Paul Democrats Kill the Fatted Cali,
and Jubilate Over the Recent
Victory.
The Chamber of Commerce Discusses the
Boulevard and Questions Comp
troller Roche.
The Fire Commissioners VIII Locate
Another Steamer in the
Fifth Ward.
Preller's Murderer in st. Paul--The
Lacrosse Club Going East--
Other City Sundries.
CELEBRATING THE VICTORY.
the Democracy OF the Fifth ana
Sixth wards JubiIate over Elec-
lion Results.


Sixth wards JubiIate over Elec-
lion Results.
The young Democracy of the Second dis
trict of the Fifth ward celebrated their VIC
tory Of Tuesday last, and serenaded the
successful candidates last night in right
royal style. The plans for the celebration
were nicely conceived and as a majority OF
the successful party entered into the spirit
of the event, it was carried out With eS-
cellent effect. Enthusiasm knew no bounds,
particularly as the result in that district was
looked on as great feature OF the cam
paign.
According to precOncerted arrangements
the serenaderS assembled on the
corner of Conway and Commercial
streets shortly before o'clock.
Here a procession was formed with Patrick
Kelly, Jr., chairman of the ward commit
tee, acting as chief marshal, and headed by
the North Star band: The procession pro-
eeeded at once to the residence OF M. +.
Kahn, alderman-elect for that district, ON
the corner of Seventh street and Maria
avenue. The band on arriving there struck up
A LIVELY AIR,
and when Mr.. Kahn appeared at the door
the air was rent by cheers. Mr. Kahn was
briefly introduced to the crowd by Charles
". Spiel. He spoke briefly, mentioned the
course he would pursue and thanked all for
their hearty support.
Short but stirring speeches were also de-
livered by MeSsrs. 7. Ii. Sweeny and G. A.
Lafayette, president of the Trades and La
Dor assembly of St Paul. Hearty cheers
followed the speaking. after which the
SerenaderS started out Maria avenue for the
residence of DR.. Schitfmann, the successful
candidate for school inspector.
In passing the residence of Hon. p. ii.
Kelly the procession halted, the band
PLAYED an extra air and the crowd cheered
Justify for the honorable gentleman. at pres
ent out of the city. At Dr.. Schiffmann's
the jublant party once more raised
the echoes, and the doctor responded
with few happy remarks. Calls
for Mr.. Lafayette" once more brought that
gentleman TO the front and he again briefly
addressed the multitude. Thence the crowd
proceeded to the residence of p. Kelly, Jr.,
and afterwards to John LeOnard's, at both
of which places the cheers once more
startled the residents Of the bluff. The pro-
cesSiOn afterwards returned to the starting
point and disbanded. Later about twenty
of the principals visited DR.. SchiffmannS on
invitation and discussed the success of the
campaign over a few bottles of the doctor 5
best wine.
ACROSS THE RIVER.
Red paint was scattered plentifully in
the First district of the Sixth ward, too, in
honor of the election of Z. r. Bryant as
alderman. About 300 of his constituents
with the West Side Ideal band called on
him, and after music the usual felicitOus
speeches were INDUCED in. The procession
also took in the residences Of James Brady
and the GUiOn brothers, who were prom
inent among the workers for the election,
and Thomas Gallagher, the cOnstable-elect.
Three cheers were also given for about
everybody anyone could think of as having
q hand in the election, including John Lau-
derdale, Frank GieS, Edward Greenwood
and others. Among the orators who dis
tinguished themselves were John Brady and
William Erln1nr