St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-13

right He didn't place any faith in Tawney's
boast that he would deliver $500 Knights of
Lauor votes to Lovely.
Judge Macdonald had the name of every
voter in his district. and he came near calling
the turn on every one OF them.
OF course capt. Reed is awfully sorry that
he didn't capture that nomination at North
held! Still you probably Ildnt convince
him that he would have been defeated. Just
like Herbert was.
Ara Barton probably had an intuition of
what was coming in the Tlird district AMI
that's why he so hungered for the persimmJu
at Chaska.
IL would be graceful and appropriate ac-
uon. II Congressman-elect Macdonald would
put up, free OF charge, one of his patent fire
escapes on Editor Rerbert's printing Office
al Red Wing.
Is it PROBABLE that Donnelly will endeavor
to head ou Merriam and Lee and capture the
speakership?
If Tom Lowry issues street car passes to the
members OF the legislature this winter, it
will be safe to wager that he is trying to set
mine under the feet of the senatorial can
didates.
The Second district was field Of fruitful
possibilities, and yet nobody gave it a
thought. Here it was that the battle was
lost.
Dick Bell probably wonders why he didn't
know when TO quit.
Aid. Kahn. it is alleged. will resign as
member of the council after Jan. 1-or as
soon as he assumes the Office OF coun-y audl-
tor. P. FL. Kellf, Jr., Peter Bott and j. j.
Lemon are mentioned as candidates to sue
ceed hlm. The latter, il is suggested, is ia
bic to get squeezed between the other two.
The list of Legislators published in the
GLOBE d few days ago was absolutely correct,
except in one particular-the Forty-frst dis
Jrict. The name of Ole Peterson, Rep, was
printed as the representative elect when II
should have been H. II. Wilson. Rep. With
this change the list may be saved for reference
with the assurance of its being reliable and
correct.
The fate of the constitutional amendment
is still in doubt but it is believed that it was
carried.
The Republican organ is generous to the
Democrats one day, and the next da' is
the reverse. 1t claimed majority Of only "a
for the Republicans on joint .llot on Turs-
day ard esterday it raised TO 4S. the
fact is the Republican majorit. is 3S The
people look to the GLOBE for correct and re-
liable news.
Newspaper enterprise hourishes like Green
Bay tree in Isanti count. local paper,
issued three or four days after the election,
did not contain solitary figure showing the
vote. 1t did not even print the vote OF the
village in which it is published
From the frigid manner in which Capt.
Castle jumped on TO Loren Fletcher the idea
suggests itself that the winter carnival man.
ayers might save money by utilizing the Cap
tain as the ice castle and not go to the ex-
pense Of putting one up.
The Pioneer Press is live newspaper.
after it reprints the news from the GLOBE.
1t is welcomed to The facts appropriated al
most buoily yesterday about Gilman's candi-
dAcy for the senate; the plans to defeat
Davis: the defeat of Snider paralFZing his
speakership scheme; and the speakership
candidacy of William E. Lee and w. X. Mer-
rim. This is pretty good chestnut record
for one day.
Alexandria is the home of Knute Nelson
McGin received 164 votes there, and Lieut..
Gov. Rice 240. Rice received 1,040 majori.y
in DOugl las county and McGill 49l Mr..
Nelson did not fall in the lake simply because
he thought he needed bath.