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NOTES.


Cole, the Minneapolis boy, continued to
set tremendous pace yesterdaJ. The
Eastern skaters did not like it, and would
squirt past now and then to get the lead in
order TO get a slower and easier pace.
Each contestant started yeSte rday with the
determination TO be the winner of the day,
and IN consequence some lively squirting was
INDUCED in, which OccaSioned loud applause
from the audience.
Carruth's i'll luck of Wednesday visited him
again yesterday, having had TO change his
skates twice. This is accounted for from
the hard usage given 10 the rollers in turning
the corners.
Miss Matte ElwoOd, the famous bicyciist
arrived in Minneapolis yesterday. A series
of races will probably be arranged between
her and Nile Louise Armindo.
Music from the band seems to excite the
skaters, for they Immediately stretch out at
the first toOt of the horn, aud SnOWden gen.
orally takes the lead.
Gamble was compelled to quit the race on
account of rheumatism. and not swollen feet
as was reported ut first. His feet are in
good condition.
Bromley, BOyst. Cole, Snowden, Carruth
and Skinner were in the order named for two
hours last evening, all seemingly content on
an easy jog.
Bromley has been given the sobriq net of
1.-The sorrel colt" That pleases Prof. EIzel,
his trainer.
SnOwden is selling in the pools first choice,
Boyst second and the balance in the field.
Bromley led more than any one else during
the day. but he lost two laps.
A large number of the fair sex were pres
ent last evening.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS. In Probate Court, special term, March
l6. lsS6.
In the matter of the guardianship of Jerome H.
CLARK, minor.
On reading and filing the petition Of Harry
Clark OF said county, repi senting among other
things that he is the stepfather of said minor that
on the 2d day OF october, A. ID. 1854, one Charles
H Martin was by this court duly appoi tied guard
assets and property belonging TO said minor and
has rendered no account of his dOings unto said
court; that said Martin has abscOnded from this
state with the estate and property Of said minor
and praying that said Martin Ice cited before this
court and render an accou a Of his guardianship
and II said Martin should fail to appear before this
court an order be made removing him from said
trust, and the bond of said Martin as such guard
ian prosecuted, and that upon such removal OF
sad Martin, that j. W. Crosby be appointed guard
ian of said minor,
Its ordered. that said Charles II. Martin be and
he is hereby cited TO appear before the Judge OF
this court. on Monday, the 18th day of April A. ID.
lSS6, at 10 O'Clock a at the probate Office at St
Paul, in said county, then and there TO show cause
why the prayer OF said petitioner should not be
granted
And il is further ordered, that a COPY of this
order be published for three successive weeks
once in each week, in the ST. Paul DAILY GLOBE
a newspaper printed and published at ST. Paul in
said county. and personally served on all persons
interested in said matter, residing in said county
and on all other persons according 10 law.
Us WIN. B. McGRoRTY,
Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBERT. Jr.. Clerk.
W. j. RODGERS, Attorney for Petitioner.
mchl9-iw-fu
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MEN ON WHEELS.
The Fourth Day of the Skating Race an
Interesting One.
Snowden stu I'm the Lead, but Is
Holly Pursued.
Carruth Has Hard Luck, but Does
Some Fine Squirting.

The fourth day of the skating race started
at o'clock with the remaining six in line.
Carruth took the lead and set the
pace, followed by Bromley. Cole,
BOySt, Skinner and Snowden in order.
They skated at the rate of sixteen miles an
hon.. Finally SnOwden forged ahead. fol
lowed closely by the others. Then Brom-
ley took the lead and again BOyst. Car
ruth made brilliant squirt during the after
noon and gained a lap, elciting a wild
cheering. Caruth seems to have an I'M
lucky star. Twice he broke his skates and
had To leave the track to change them.
This gave the Others an advantage, but he
was able 10 hold them, however. as the
score will indicate.
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officials at PalaIka, Fla. Scott was en-
ployed in the railroad Office there. He was
discharged, but before he left he stamped
and fixed for use about 81, 900 worth of
railroad tickets. He brought these away
with him, and has been disposing of them
at Chattanooga, Atlanta, Louisville and
Cincinnati. lie sold over 500 worth here,
and still had large number on hand.
When arrested he pretended to take poison,
and stood the batteries of emetics and
strong antidOtes for four hours before show
ing that he was playing a part. Scott is
about is years old, and dudiSh in appear
ance
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District Court Isriefs.

Schedules were yesterday fled in the argu-
ment Of August n. Erickson, jeweler, show
ing that the assets amount TO S1II. 80; Habll-
tiles, Sl,37S.74.
Eli Gjertson and Adele Peterson, P. A.
Bork and Annie Peterson, Harry Lockwood
and Louisa III. Hawks yesterday obtained
marriage licenses.
Mary A. Killey, aged 80 years, yesterday
commenced a suit for divorce against ]. w
hilley, aged 80 years, TO whom she was mar
ried Nov. 81, 1870, at Rockford, Ill. She
charges cruel and inhuman treatment
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pecially valuable in the council
at this particular time. Mr.. Baxter was in
early life brick mason and obtained his
legal education under adverse circum-
stances. He was admitted to the bar in
1874 at Faribault after studying law with
his brother, the present United States dis
trict attorney. Afterwards he was munic-
ipal judge for four years in Michigan, and
coming to Minneapolis has since practiced
law. attaining an enviable position in his
profession. He has always been Dem
Ocrat and two years ago ran for park COM
missioner on the Democratic ''forlorn hope"
rather than see the position untitled. He
has resided in the Third ward for three
years and is recognized as one of its leading
and influential citizens.
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SECOND WARD.

The Democratic voters of the Second ward of
the city of Minneapolis are requested to meet
at the johnson store, COL University avenue
southeast, onSaturday, March 20, 1856, ut Z 80
o'clock p. m. to elect seven delegates to at
tend the city convention to be held at Turner
hall. Washington avenue north, on March %.
1886, at 1880 o'clock D. m, and TO nominate a
candidate for alderman aud transact any
other business proper to come before said
meeting. Per order of Committee,
G. c. HURD, Chairman.
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FIRST WARD.

A caucus OF the First ward Democrats is
hereby called TO be held at Tobin's Rink, cor
ner of Second street and Eighth avenue north
east, on Saturday evening, March 90. at 7:3C
p. m. for the purpose of placing in nomina-
tion one candidate for alderman and electing
twenty-six delegates to the city convention.
All Democrats are requested to attend.
BY order of the Democratic Ward Committee.
NJ. HOY, Chairman.
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MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

Sheriff w. NJ. Bracket has gone to Chi
cago.
DR.. E. r. Thompson of Navel is at the
Nicollet.
Hon. J. B. Gnnnan yesterday returned
from Washington.
John L. Lewis Of Montreal yesterday re-
turned from the city.
Elias Hatch, a former proprietor of the st.
James hotel, New York, is at the West.
j. f. Conklin left last evening for Chicago
Melville ID. Landon, ELI Perkins" is in the
city.
+. c. Sheehan, son of F. Sheehan, pro-
prietor of Congress Springs park At Saratoga,
is the city.
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German Democrats.

The German Democratic club of the First
war d met in large numbers in Turner hal
last night. The meeting was enthusiastic
for the party throughout. Much desultory
talk was INDUCED in. Many spirited
speeches, that elected loud cheers, were in
the German tongue. The virtues of the
various aspirants to the Office of alder
man were extolled without stint. This was
especially true of NJ. Lyons, Hugh
Butter andJohn Norton. A. j. Dolan
took the Ghrmans to task for nominating
.5Obn T. Lee against Comstock, because he
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-19

UHhn W.T. HEAR YE! Everybody is invited to
HHAk the Great Sale of Spring Goods now
lullu Ii open at the BIG BOSTON, Mime.
apolis, corner of Washington and Second Avenues
South Spring Overcoats, silk and satin lined Spring
Suits in all fabrics and colors Jour Talor-ade Spring
Furnishing Goods, Spring Hats, Caps, etc. We are
guaranteeing to sell at prices that defy any and all
competition ALI who cannot visit us send in your or
ders by mail they will receive prompt attention and
any goods that entirely satisfactory can be res
turned at our expense.
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knew that he could not be elected. This
implication was resented with a will by
the Germans, and Mr., Dolan's statements
created not little Indignation. Ii was
finally decided that the German vote in the
caucus should go 70 the man VINO shall poll
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUSES.
SIXTH WARD.

A caucus of all Democratic voters of the
Sixth ward is hereby called to be held at Holy
Rosary hall, corner Sixth street and Cedar
avenue. on Saturday, March 20, at 1880 p. m,
for the purpose of placing in nomination one
candidate for alderman and of appointing
twenty-three delegates TO the city convention.
BY order of the Ward Chairman.
F. VAN DCSEN.
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the success it deserves. Among the sub
scribers for tickets are Mayor George \.
Pillsbury, Hon. w. ID. Washburn, Thomas
Lowry, c. q. Goodrich. Clinton Morrison,
A. ii. Linton, Samuel p. Snder, w. NJ.
Ienney, w. +. Hale. w. J.. Bigelow, a.
Il. jackson, j. II. Elliott, w. j. Patten, ii.
A. Tuttle. +. b. Daniels. Perry Harrison,
Z. Ii. Eustis, q. b. EuSIis, a NJ. Shuey,
c. NJ. Palmer, c. Nee. Reeve, III. b. Whit
more, w. q. Northrop, II. b. LangdOn,
Cavour Langdon and e. X. Sidle.
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NIinnea polls Real Estate.

YESTERDAY TRANSFERS.
Deeds were yesterday filed with the register OF
deeds as follows;
Part of Its and 9. blk Is, Harman's add; W
ID Harris 20 Library Board. OOC
1t g. blk /, Hobart's Second add; II y
Anderson 10 b Caswen. L4OC
Ii 3. blk j. Lake Of the Isles add; Bar
nard to W c Cook: 2,lOC
Its T. s, Is and Is. blk l. Shepard's subd OF
Ii 10. Emerson's add; Jesse l. Nassau TO
Lizzie A Douglass. Observation-Disclosures. S.27s
Its and 2, blk Go, Remingtons Second add;
L i Gould TO w Farwell. POO
Its l and ., blk 3, Chicago Avenue add;
Sarah / Everson 20 c L Martin. ....... SOC
1t 6, blk ~, Calhoun Park; orrin Albee TO
Orrin Albee. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Its 10 and 6, Barnes add; A w Smith to ]
A Barnes. ;....;.;.;.;;;.:.:....::.. l.2OC
1t s, Loring & Pray's subd of blk !. RodeI &
Brown. $500
Part of IL l. blk 2, Hancock Rice's add; J
Higgins 70 James Call. LOIS
1t OF NV Il OF sw Il sec Il, town rs. range
p; II Ball ct al 20 ID Campbell. ....... 22OO
Its TO ~, blk &c, Windows add; w II Lee
to Abbe V Austin. ........................ .OOO
Its 10 and IL. blk 2, Wolverton's add; EB
Treeby 10 G w Taylor. 5000
1t 10, blk 10. Groveland add: Alice ] Stick
ney to W Ballard. .,.;.::..:............. l,sOC
1t 3, blk ?. Towards add; NJ NJ Darrow 10 II
G Carlisle. 2,s5C
1t IL, blk {. and Il 5, blk 5, Biddleman's add;
G CLeland 90 G A Burris. l. O(
Ii Z, blk y. Murphy's add; James McNamee
TO Baptist Union; .;..:;......::.....:... 2,sOC
Ten miscellaneous deedu.the consider ations
Of which are less than 81 900. .-.......... Ass
Total number deeds, S9...................Ssl.s2 s
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FOURTH WARD,

A caucus of the Democratic voters of thu
Fourth ward will be held at Market hall, Sat
urday evening, March 20, at 1880 o'clock, t.
place in nomination a candidate for alderman
and select % delegates to the Democratic city
convention. ...., -.
BY order of Committee.
J. r. SHELLEY, Chairman.
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latest candidate
for alderma n ic
is surging to the
front. The Ia
Dor element, it is
said, regards his
candidacy with
considerable fa-
vOr, as his we'll
known opposi-
ton to the en-
crOachments of
>monopOlies and
his past efforts to
obtain improve
me n t S in tn e
ward commend
him as a man
who will be eS-
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SEVENTH WARD

The Democratic caucus Of the Seventh
ward is hereby called TO meet at No. 24St
Twenty-ffth avenue south, Saturday, March
20, at 1880 p. m, to nominate a candidate fOr
alderman and select delegates to the city
convention. By order of
n. W. KING,
JOSEPH MCGREGOR, Committee
TOM WEST,
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SaHsIt is NOT .f.rue.

The Journal last night said, in comment
Ing upon the situation in the Sixth ward:
The Irish are divided against Matt Walsh,
q majority favOring John Fitzgerald. The
secret lies here: AT the Haugan banquet,
Aid. Walsh intimated that he would retire
from aldermanic politics this spring. and that
there was no one upon whom he would rather
see his mantle fall than upon Fitzgerald.
$50 far as the statement relates to Mr..
Fitzgerald there is not one word of truth. -
said Aid. Walsh last night. 81 did not
mention Fitzgerald's name and defy any
one to prove that did. In fact Fitzgerald
was not at the banquet at ALL Further
more my retirement from the council this
spring was not mentioned.
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THIRD WARD.

The Third ward Democratic caucus is
hereby called to assemble at Turner hail, on
Saturday, March 20, ut 1880 p. m, to nominate
q candidate for alderman and select twenty
six delegates to the city convention.
Per order of Ward Committee.
MATT GROSS, Chairman.
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Alter the Murierer OF Mr.. Andrew
Yesterday Detective Quinlan received the

lcs'oFuaN DetectiFe pul man received the
following letter:
What is there in finding out the whereabouts
OF Moor and his wife, who killed the woman at
Second street and Fourth avenue north about two
years agof lsigned) Answer h, in the personal
OF the Evening Journal.
IL will be remembered that Mrs. Elizabe tn
Andrews was murdered on Aug. 3, 1883. and
tie BODY was found some time afterwards in
closet ut her house on North Second street.
rear Fifth avenue. Harry Moor. a railroad
man who occupied rooms in the house. is sus-
pected He, with his wife, disappe AIRED at
tlat time and have not been heard from
since. A reward OF $3.50 has been offered for
the capture OF Moor
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Democratic Convention.
MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March 8. 1885.
There is hereby called to meet at Turner
Hall, on TUESDAY, THE Esd DAY OF
MARCH, 1855, at 1880 o'clock in the evening,
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FIFTH WARD,

Fifth ward Democratic caucus will be he'll
at Harmonic hall, Saturday evening, Marcel
20, 1880, TO nominate candidate for alder
man and select twenty delegates to city con
ventiOn.
By order of Ward Committee.
GEORGE G.. JACOBY, Chairman.
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GUN Shoot.

An unusually large turnout of the Mime
apo!is and ST. Paul Gun clubs went to Ham
line yesterday afternoon for the regular
shoot. At twenty Peoria birds, ten singles
and five pairs, at eighteen yards rise, the fol-
lowing score WAS made.
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A Criminal ut rs.

here last evening, charged with stealing
railroad tickets and disposing of them to
scalnerS. awaits orders from the railroad
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A Card From Lewis Frederickson.

In reply to the Journals allegation that
control a large Scandinavian vote; that be-
lieve 1 was put up as an aldermanic sacrifice
two years ago, and that will support Fitz-
gerald, l wish to say that l con-
troll one vote. That is my own.
Respecting the intimation that
l was sacrificed. will say also that it was
an untruth. The Pillsbury move defeated
ME. l am satisfied that polled big vote
under the circumstances. ain under obli-
cations to no one, and as l am unpledged
to any one therefore 1 unqualifedly deny
the implication.
TOITIS FRFDRTCKSON
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Political Tips.

Aid. sy's name is in the mouth of every
politician these days.
~ think Aid. Sly would make an excellent
mayor" said a prominent Democrat yester-
day.
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Late yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hppendorf
jumped into the Ohio river from Covington
ferryboat. She had her little child in her
arms, and it was drowned, but the mother
was rescued by the captain of the boat.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

The Chicago News is straining itself in
an effort to be funny. 1t says: 1.-THE street
cars in Minneapolis are to be run by a soda
motor. We don't think the scheme will
succeed, for we understand there is to be
no opportunity to wink at the engineer
when they tell him what fiavoring to put in
theirs. Minneapolis is to have hotel TO-
600 stories high. She is now engaged in
building the first 9.9S9 stories, and hopes
that somebody will be induced to come
along with money enough to build the other
eleven of more substantial material.
-
Here's matrimonial how-de-do. A sa-
lOOnkeeper in the city recently got divorce
from his wife, his bartender married her.
and the three are all living peaceably and
happy in the same house.
~
The Milwaukee short line cars are pro-
vided with sideboards to prevent people
from falling under the wheels. The WELL
known perversity of the female sex, how
ever, has rendered another safeguard nee
esSary. A great many women. especially
if train is about to start, in getting aboard
will catch hold of the rail of one car, at
tempt to pull themselves upon the steps of
the next car and thus swing thems elves in
OCbhCCu Vic INOs du
pastime. To prevent this stout canvass
now covers the space intervening between
the cars, which by means of springs and
rubber bands forms an effective bouncer.
~
There is every indication that for the
present, at least, the conduit system will be
retired in Minneapolis for q more conven-
lent season. The North American COM
pany has virtually got by the gates and the
Baltimore IL Ohio may be expected soon.
The fact that st. Paul was sure of these
companies and that Minneapolis, in forcing
wires underground might force them out.
VIII have due weight in the end. Get the
companies here aud then, if the wires must
go down, let them go altogether.
~
Gen. Washburn gave his views plainly
when he said yesterday that it was not so
much the steam as the solid trains ON the
motor line that he objected to. This is pre-
clsely what the GLOBE said last week. viz:
that the motor objections were anti-motor
in any shape, and not simply anti-steam.
They could object just as strenuously to a
street car line on the same streets. Steam
was only the handle by which they took
hold.
The testimonial benefit at the Grand next
Monday, rendered as a compliment to Prof.
Frank DAM, gives every indication of being
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The Minneapolis Gun club has begun TO
10 make arran gemcnts for its annual tourna-
ment, which will be held in the latter part of
May.
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Magic Mitchell

Smiles when she sees the yellow label OF
Fleischmann's yeast.
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Mayer s. Eiphcrne, wholesale cigar dealers.
St. Louis, have assigned Their Liabilities
are SI5, 900; assets, 81, 900.
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4 Convention Of the Democracy Of The
City Of Minneapolis,

for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidates TO be voted for at the ensuing
municipal election, as follows: Mayor, Comp
troller, two Members of the Board of Educa-
ton and four Park Commissioners, and for
the transaction of such other business as may
come before it. The various wards will be
entitled TO delegates as follows:
First Ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6
Second Ward.
Third Ward. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Fourth Ward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
Fifth Ward. Observation-Disclosures. 20
SNIn ward .--....... ............-...-... I'd
Seventh Ward. 8
ElSulu D
Ward caucuses are directed to be held Sat
urday evening, March 20, at 1880 p. IN.
By order of the City Committee.
MATTHEW WALSH, Chairman.
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SNOW is tue winter
fmy discomfort made glorious by the use
Of Fleischmann's yeast. Yellow label.
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THE SCORE,

LIST day ll4-O II3-3iIS-IIII-7 1853 100 IOs-O $50
"a day. ilIO2 liO-T'lli-lll24 IlI-illO-TllI-4lO9-
Sd day. 1919 1910 1856 lO6-il 1872 1922 lOs-S
4th day. 1915 I0i-O IO4-I 1910 1855 hoe
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The condition of politics in the Third
ward has become still further complicated
by the Wav in which C.. +. Baxter the
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The testimonial benefit at the Grand next
Monday, rendered as compliment to Prof.
Frank DAM, gives every indication of being
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Here's matrimonial how-de-dO. A sa-
lOOnkeeper in the tyrecently got divorce
from his wife, his bartender married her,
and the three are all living peaceably and
happy in the same house.
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G. f. BANTER.

Something About the Latest Aspir-
ant fOr Aldermanic EEOnOrs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-19

Base Ball.
At Nashville-Nashville S, Memphis 0.
At Sayannah-Savannah 9, Detroit 9.
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HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF


occasionally and that Sly takes an occasional.
While the Hon. Walter W. Sly is the I'M
doubted choice of many hundreds of Repub-
licans aud nearly all the Democrats for
mayor, the back-ofiice slate-makers will take
care that the young Republican alderman
gets left. But he will not be left to perish
for that same good Samaritan stands ready
To take him 10 a hospital. and If the proper
blood and brains can be infused into his sys-
TEN by Democratic surgeons, all other Demo-
cratic candidates will doubtless withdraw for
the good of the party, as their predecessors
did ten years ago, and Mr.. Sly can thus be
come the Democratic standard bearer Off in
condition TO stand) and lead on to victory
But If he should not consent-perish the
thought. since he has all the symptoms
all the necessary qualifications Except Dem
ocratic blood and brains) for Democratic
candidate as defined by Republican authori-
ties. If the Republicans nominate him the
Democrats will indorse him; no one knows
this better than himself. So that his election
may be considered a foregone conclusion, and
a bookkeeper from the East, who comes
highly recommended is already at work on
his inaugural. His popularity with the
masses, the men who carry the dinner-pail'
is immense; he never refuses a man work and
has already engaged 5000 policemen and 200
bridge watchmeu. There! Put that inter
view against Frank McDonald's, and when he
beats il call again."