St. Paul daily globe., 1886-11-06

vote has been divided for the first time in tn
history of Minnesota politics.
Freeman P. Lane-I am glad 1 didn't be
my own money.
Adolph Heinrich is in doubt as to whether
he should congratulate himself or Charlie
Pillsbury.
Judson N. Cross thinks it is proud day for
F. F. Davis. So does Davis.
Capt. McCraney and his Doodle cut quite q
figure yesterday among the better element Of
the saloonkeeperS.
Important political news from the Even
ing Journal: Carriers Little Liver pills are
free from all crude and irritating matter"
Maj. Lundberg thinks that the Insult to
the Swedish flag has been avenged by the
election of Pete Swenson as sheriff.
The circulation editor of the Tribune, who
has been furnishing election estimates, is
confined to his bed by sudden and severe
illness
Joe Jeppson, ''another colored man. will
probably sue the Journal for libel.
d. NJ. Clough yesterday had photograph
taken of the mayors chair as a souvenir of
the election.
Ex-Gov. John S. Pllsbury sacriligiously
says: iii there is God in Israel something
will be done. and the right thing, too It's
an open question as TO whether the God of
Israel and J. S. Pillsbury are members Of the
same committee.
in me TO be interviewed b. the Republican
papers as ''leadng Democrat" RoSser is
the same man who once undertook to give
Custer licking"
purse is being raised for the pIrpose of
paying the tuition of the Journals statisti-
elan at a night school during the coming
winter.
Wraaman is now a tooter, but not tutor.
J. G. Oswald cougratulates himself upon
haVinp
and K. B. Langdon.
The latest wager of Importance reported is
that Willie E. Haskell and Josie Smith have
bet the capeS of their Newmarket overcoats.
1t is certainly to be deplOred that men should
be so intamed by partisan appeals to their
baser passions that they will stake their all
on the turn of an election.
E. A. T yer and Charlie Mitchell have bet
to the effect that in the event of the election
OF either A. A. Ames or A. Il. McGl that they
will stand at the corner of Nicoet and Wash
ington avenues and let the wind blow through
their whiskers.
r. B. Langdon feels very sore over his in
glorious defea and attributes it to whisky
and the id Dutch" A potent factor in mis-
discontinue was the persuasive eloQuence of
J. J. McCaHertr, of st. Paul, who stumped
HenneDin county and did noble service for j.
G. Oswald and the Democratic party. Mac
proved himself an adroiI and effective cham
plOn OI O1mOCFdcy, anu ulS ISlI'uS SpeeCueS
will be long remembered by the voters of
HEM pin.
The attacks of the Minneapolis paper in its
morning and evening editions upon Bernard
Coulter had the usual effect of increasing his
popularity, and he ran ahead Of his ticket as
result.
The attention of the Society for Prevention
of Cruelty to Children is called to the fact
that proud but misguided parent has chris
tened his offspring "A. r. McGill Brennan"
L. NJ. Stewart yesterday started a bon fire
in his backyard, probably in celebration of
McGilrs supposed election, and was air.sted.
This is another instance of the way in which
the Ames veual police are endeavoring to
stifie the enthusiasm of earnest, thoughtful
and consistent Republicans.
After it is all over Windy Willie Window
talks to the Chicago News as follows: ''YeS,
taking the result of the election throughout
the country, the free-traders had a rather
hard time Of it. Still Minnesota sends the
d mocratic free-traders to congress this year.
Ames was defeated because there is no gen.
eral desire for his wide-open policy. Strange
TO say, the ProhibitionistS did not support Nc
Gill as strongly as might have been expected,
everything considered. The fact is that Min
nesota ProhibitionistS want prohibition or
nothing"