St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11

! comes home with cutting force when it is re-
membered Loren Fletcher is fghing outside
of the ring.
II tell you why these fellows didn't want
Donneliy so have the surveyor generalship,'
| remarked Mr.. MatterSen, the member from
! Far10ault, as he closed an eloquent eulogy on
the brilliant talent Of Shakesprare's adver-
| sary. "They knew he would uncover mass
| OF rottonnesS in the timber law transactions
| in this state"
Eyes, we will admit the reporters at our
next conference. There is no use trying to
elude the st. Paul newspaper gang. I will
! send them all tickets, OF, admission to the next
| caucus" and the sage of Nininiger sighed
| heavily as he rofectedfon the enterprise of
modern newspaper Journalism.
| With John S. Pillsbury, w. D. Washburn
| and Robert S. Langdon all angling toward the
chair soon to be made vacant by Senator
| Mcmillan, it is a foregone conclusion that
somebody in Minneapolis will be disap-
! pointed.
Judge Koon is reported as willing to tap
| MS barl for congressional campaign, but it
is said William Henry Eustis' ready tongue
| has diminished his prospects by announcing
| him too soon.
II guess by the time we are through wit
this thing Mr.. Hill will be sorry that I didn'
| get a fereign mission remarked the sage of
| Nininger last night, as his keen eyes
| twinkled with humor.
Little Judge Rand was seen in Minneapolis
last night to emerge from the Milwaukee
| depot, his peachblow cheeks, glowing with
| pride and secrecy. always on top" was all
he said.
Yes, we have given the snap. away by this
| meeting" saba disappointed, member of the
| caucus las. night. There is no use trying to
keep anything secret from these GLOBE re-
porters. Thay getonto everything
At least five Minneapolis Democrats re-
ceived the Fuller secret circular, but it
| CHANGED that every one had previous press
ing engagement. Their absence was unani-
| nous.
It is scarcely fair to presume that Tgnatius
| Bacon Oonnelly could be warmly enthusiastic
for any scheme.t that did not make I. b. d. a
k figure near enough the central sun to keep
| hot.
''We might as well have left the transom
| open and have been cooler" said Mr. Dom
nelly when reporter read him an account of
| the meeting.
Games could, sweep Ramsey and Hennepin
counties. like hurricane, but Pat Kelly will
I be the next congressman said George e.
! Jacoby.
| The jolly chairman of the state central
/ committee waS,not to be seen about. the cor
i-ridors of the Merchants last night.
I King Donnely, the great megui5 ofsthe WIS.,
| 1tlng statesmen, thinks his time hascome to
overthrow the reigning regime.
In room they were loud and boisterous; in
the rotunda they were cool. calm and col
! lected, like q corpse.
E.. st. Julien Cox teyed with his sideburns,
chewed fnecut andkept the spittoons busy
| but said not word.
Daniel Buck says that he is willing that the
public should know how he stands toward
| Kelly and Doran.
While Hon. P. H. K, So H." is "sailing
| the seas over" the boys at home are making
it lively for him.
Hon. John Ludwig, the handsome eX-mayoI
OF Winona figured quietl Y in the star cham
| Der caucus.
! Mr.. Matteson thinks Kelly and Doran ex-
ceedingly small potatoes, but wants J. J. Hills
| scalp-lock.
The July conference is to be select affair,
| but the reporters will be allowed front seats.
The thermometer registered $50 in the
| shade when Mr.. Matteson was speaking.
| Doc Ames came down on an evening train
! to see what the row was all about.
1.-THE call was issued all on the q. IT,
That's what Mr.. Fuller said.
Let the merry political war go on and the
| politicians have their fun.
FL. H. Fuller is quiet onlooker, but keeps
| up large round thinking.
| DR.. Ames says he is an old-time personal
| friend of Mr.. Donnelly's.
| Mr.. Donnelly's book is expected to come
| out about July 1.
Large wads Of profanity were shot off in the
| secret session.
"We've got to hump ourselves said Mr..
| Donnelly.
The campaign may be said to have fairly
| opened.
Charley Lieuau is into the fight with all four
feet.
when the cats away the mice will play
Mr.. Dor an is expected home in few days.
Alex Barclay wasn't invited.
Michael Doran is in the East.
P. H. Kelly is in Europe.
Cable the news to Pat.
On Il, no