St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-25

/ harmonious method OF extricating them
1 selves from the complicated aldermanic sit
uation. There are entirely too many of them
| to get into any one hall. so that precinct eau
cuses are necessary and will be held on sat
urday evening. The votes Will be cast mt
| 1850 p. m. NJ each OF the FIVE old polling
places, and the result taken 10 the ward COM
mittee at Tobin's rink. The totals will be
made up and the candidate receiving the
| highest number of votes will be declared the
/ nominee of the party.
IL is understood that the resolutions when
| framed some days ago. highly eulogized
MAYOR Piilsbury as gentleman and citizen
and place, the responsibility for his errors
on his would-be advisers. His acceptance
after so much declining materially changed
the lone. He got IL between both eyes.
What is the purpOrt of q. H. Babcock's
| announcement that he is neithera relative or
/ friend of Walter Babcock. the Republican
/ candidate for alderman in the Sixth ward2
Perhaps he makes the explanation because
he is ashamed OF Walters politics.
Charlie johnson is wanted Just now to
show in his Tale of Two Cities, how Mime
! apohs doomed so much from lSS2 TO 1854,
when DR.. Ames was mayor. The Tale OF
I Two Cities is now being sought for as q
Democratic companion document
Mayor Pillsbury some time ago in an inter
1 view said he liked the eight-hour rule, but
| IL wouldn't be practicable in his business
! Why notg 1t would put three crews of men
/ ON INSTEAD OF two, but they would keep his
mills booming all the time.
John n. Abrahamson is said TO have mar
shalled more Scandinavians at one caucus in
the interest of Aid. Lawrence than there are
voters of that nationality in the ward. He
wanted to preserve his Individuality.
Letting contracts TO aldermen i'm violation
of law is a hard shot on Aid. Cutter and the
| city hall ring. They say he never stole any
thing, but it's violation of the charter all
the same. He might, you know.
In the presidential canvass the Republican
| bosses said the country would 90 10 pieces IL
Cleveland was elected. Well the country
| still lives. They now say the same about DIR.
Ames, but no one will believe them.
Already there are rumors that the "bar'l'
has been tapped to the end that voters from
abroad shall be eoloniZed for Mr. Pillsbury.
In such cases warrants will be sworn out and
| the illegal voters arrested.
ITO be, or not TO be; that's the question
Whether 'twere nobler TO decline an Office
which | cannot honorably accept, or yield TO
opportunities and Dy yielding end them"
Democrats who voted for Pillsbury two
years ago say they are absolved from sup
porting him now since he had repeatedly as
sured them he would not be a candidate.
"And now with the aid of all good citizens
and the helping hand OF Providence" 1
swear by the great horned spoon that Eli not
change my mind again If l can help it,
1.-The law Of nature must be the law of the
land" Extract from the eight-hour resolu-
ton: Eight hours for sleep, eight for recre-
alton and eight for honest toll"
The question of license has nothing to do
with the candidate for mayor. The council
fixes the license, and there can be no change
| rs the council now stands.
Public Office is public trust" The man
who is elected may or of Minneapolis will be the
man who viii attend strictly TO his business.
Proxies viii not be allowed.
/ MI
prietors who had adopted the eight-hour rule
in labor referred 10 Col. Glenn and John 0rth.
Let it never be forgotten.
When Pillsbury is defeated he will say TO
the men Who led him TO the slaughter: ~
told you had no heart in the business and
couldn't beat Doc Ames.
A well-kuown Republican yesterday offered
to bet two TO one that Pillsbury would with
draw as soon as his successor was selected.
OF course he will.
Aid. Sly denies any intention of keeping
bis promise not TO support Pillsbury. Whea
he made il he had no idea how flckle-minded
the old man was.
Pa started west with Charlie, but didn't get
here as soon. He changed his mind so often.
He finally started for Oregon, and stopped
halfway.
1t is understood that several hundred able
bodied men are wanted for active police
duty. Apply Immediately at the mayors
Office.
This evening a political meeting will be
held at the corner of Western and Girard av-
enues, to discuss the issues of the Fourth
ward.
''Will you walk into my parlor," said the
spider TO the nv, land be a candidate for
mayor bet yer boots will" saiu Sly.
The Kitchen cabinet must mean Aid.
Johnson, Lawrence. Clark, City Attorney
Cross aud the like. Who else could IT be?
Tho favar nOxv co
Washington, seems TO be contagious. 1t set
Minneapolis Democracy up on its ears.
Mayor Pillsbury disclaims the allegation
that there are blind pigs outside the patrol
limits, or words to that effect.
Mai. Camp says he never was treated so
shabbily in his life. He thought the old
man meant what he said.
DE-. Ames shouldn't call D. B. such names.
Why not call him dead mackerel? 1t is
more polite, you know.
Aid. Sly likes DIR. Ames personally, but
supports Pillsbury because he hates TO mingle
with 1.-The lower strata"
The Republican bosses are now on trial.
You have misruled this city and the people
call you to account.
Young Mr.. Bailey claims the credit OF hav-
ing defeated the Union league caucus system.
Great Scott!
A solid Democracy, divided party of Re-
publicans. Why, of course DR.. Ames has a
Walk-way.
When the eight-hour resolution was read
aft fired a shot that will be heard around the
world"
The mayors many changeable moods re-
mind one OF Simon says thumbs up; thumbs
down."
Wise men change, but fools never do. Evil
IDENTIFY the mayor is no fool, "by u large ma
| jority."
In the event of reelection Aid. Cutter will
remodel the city hall If he has TO do the work
himself.
Prepare 10 register next Tuesday. IT is
the duty of every friend of DR.. Ames.
One individuality of the family seems 10
be failure TO discover "blind pigs"
Secretary Sturtevant explains il. He SAYS
the mayor is on change every day.
Let's see; what is it that rhymes with
thin ker, blinker, drinker, clinker?
Now who will build that clearinghouse?
The campaign takes all the Doodle.
Bernard Cloutier will make il lively for
Emerson Cole in the Fourth ward.
Mayor Pillsbury will not go to Europe I'M
less he changes his mind.
Maj. Camp has not left the city Z or his
rural home, as reported.
NORA. SvEA, DANA.
The Scandinavian Trinity ExnIted.-
Last Evenings Banquet.
The reception and banquet rendered by
tho x-iovc If