St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-10

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EX-Ald. COmStOck is making hard run
for the legislature. relying ON Anoka and
Isanti counties to pull him through. He
knows the uselesSneSs of applying for Office
in the First ward on the Republican ticket.
Judge j. P. Rea has been ofieially de-
clared no partisan. 1t would require just
such an Official declaration to make people
believe it.
Onee-Postmaster o. NJ. Laraway is back
inD politics and figured on joint commit
tee. Federal oficehOlderS are generally in
oculated with the itch for office.
DR.. S. 5. Klvington is credited with keen
foresight. Looking out over the POLITICAL
horizon he saw the storm and deity drew
III his lightning rod.
John W. Arctander. who was loaded
down with Endorsements" until knocked
out in the caucuses. has subsidized and with
his late rival, William H. Grimshaw, is en-
gagged in metaphysical studies on the might
have been.
William GundeTSOn. who was petted ana
pulled by the Republicans early in the CAM
paign, and Capt" A. Sandberg oh,
where are they now?
= Lars Swenson, who was Endorsed by the
I Trades Assembly, was asked how this &C.
Cured. well, why, I-oh, l made
several promises. you know" Augsbery
seminary is solid for Lars.
G.. A. Cornman. who succeeds in getting
into print as Cameron. is being doomed for
superintendent of schools, when the an
nouncement can safely be made that
FletcherS grasp on the throat of the con-
: ference committee has been relaxed.
If K. Bruce Langdon cannot carry his
own ward, how can he hope to carry the
Thirtieth district? How is he fixed on the
bright yellow coinage of 1880?
Chris A. Gallagher, the young man elO-
uuent, has shaved his mustache, as a part
of the natural training for the campaign
work.
Willis A. James suddenly called in all
circulars on why Lett the TreaSurers
Office"
William Philips, who was prominent as
an anti-Gilfillan Republican in 1884, says
the Second ward icicle is doomed to defeat.
The campaign can scarcely be said to be
fully inaugurated until Judge n. L. Hauser
begins his communications. The assurance
is herewith given the judge that the col
umns of the Tribune and the waste basket
of the GLOBE are alike open to his cauStic
pen.
Ii is probably true, as reported, that G.
A. PiIlSbury has decided to bull the wheat
market until after election. 1t may be
just as probable that C. A. has some few
million bushels Of wheat to unload on an
innocent market.
Col H. q. Hicks has lost prestige. He
fo0liShly omitted to get in a word about the
young men running the machine. and Your
Uncle Loren Fletcher got it off ahead of
him.
j. c. Howard. who thought he played it
smart in declining Democratic nomina-
ton. TO secure one from the Republicans. is
now repenting IN sackcloth and ashes. He
was nominated because he was Endorsed by
the Trades assembly, but that organization
now repudiates and casts him out
r. B. Forrest has cast business to the
winds, for the time being, and will devote
the month to the Democratic ticket.
Dr.. John T. Lee is meditating over the
effects of that one report that he voted for
Blaine in 1884.
Alden J. Blethen is industriOusly engaged
upon a pamphlet entitled, What [ Know
About the Tariff More Than Any One Else
Does" Loren Fletcher will revise it when
completed.
II. N. Burke now wears spectacles. He
says it is because the Republican vote in
the FIRST ward has dwindled down so small
as to require magnifying glasses TO find It,
a. f. Nordin is the story teller of the
campaign. He can tell an apropoS anec-
dote III seven different dialects.
Orville Rnehart'S Saxon countenance
shows the responsibility he has undertaken,
namely, that of insuring Democratic ma
joritv of 10, 600 in Hennepin county. Or
vile is hustler.
J. c. Worrall has inspected the Algon-
quin club rooms and he signs: Oh, that l,
TOO. were Democrat.
r. G. Evans has turned detective and is
pulling his head to ascertain how the
GLOBE obtained its complete report of the
Union league meeting ON Monday night.
mo reporters need apply" is now pasted
in his hat.
Col H. L. Gordon has omitted his speech,
which went laundering down the ages last
spring: My best check is at the service
of the party" 1t is shrewdly believed the
laundering poet did put his best check on
the party in that memorable election.
1t is denied in most positive language
that Gov. John S. Pillsbury opposes the
candidacy Of J. 7. Wyman on denomina
tiOnal grounds.
d. N. Clough is making his canvass as
C6DQludIS IOE SGldbOE lTOul Tile L Mtnby-
eighth district on purely parliamentary
grounds. He says he will know, in case
of his election, just when to thunder forth:
Mr., President. L rise to point of order"
E. j. Davenport is said to be certainly
free from the shackles OF Loren Fletcher,
and the question is asked, what could
Hooker have meant?
Seagrave Smith would have received the
Democratic nomination for judge. in case
of a disagreement by the joint conference.
Col. G. w. johnson saws he is clear of
all fights and free from all entangling al
lianceS, and can therefore afford to speak
his mind freely. This is certainly more
than many can do.
Charles P. Preston has increased his
height two inches and his chest measure at
least four inches since his appointment as
chairman of the congressional committee.
Until report is received from the Sixth
precinct of his gall it will be impossible to
say how much it has increased.
Herman &. Westphal is not much Of an
orator, but when it comes to getting out the
vote on election day he gets there just the
same.
DR.. L. W. Denton is displaying vigor
that meets better reward than he will get
as the Prohibition candidate for congress.
Dung MT. Bailey mas disappeared De-
meath the surface. Mr.. McGIll will scarce
consider his defeat decisive until Young
Mr.. Bailey adds mis- sting.
Aid. Sly has not been heard to use the
patrol line bulldozing argument to secure
one vote thus far. Old Republican methods
seem worn out. Not even 81 per head is
now offered for foreign votes.
Charles Robinson. who was a consplcu-
Gus success as the head and front of the
Hennepin contingent of the GO. p. last
spring, has been taken from the ice this
time. A prediction" from him would
now be worth a thousand votes.
Byron Sutherland IS missed from his ae-