St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-05
CONDENSED INTERVIEWS.

Aid. J. II. Parry-I have justreturned
from a trip through Fillmore, Blue
Earth and Freeborn counties in the in
terest of Gen. Washburn's senatorial
candidacy. The three counties l have
been through are now practically solid
for Washburn. The representatives
were nominated and elected as anti
Sabin men, but have hitherto expressed
no preferences. Now, however, they
will all vote for Washburn. l am
a Welshman myself, and my countrymen
are very numerous in that part of the
country. They are all falling into line.
The Germans, too. are for the general.
They remember the record or Elihu
Washburn, the generals brother, in
Paris at the time of the FrancO-Prussian
war. E. T. Morgan, of Albert Lea. is
generally talked of in that section for
Speaker of the house. He is an eX-
partner of John A. Lovely, and is being
generally supported. You may put it
down for certain, however, that the
thirteen votes of these counties Will be
for the Minneapolis man.
r. W. Brosnan-J. p. McGaughey is
not kicker against Powderly, even IL
he were opposed to him in any matter
under discussion in the general assem-
bly. They parted friends, seemingly,
for they shook hands heartily. Nc
Gaughey cannot be accused of being
disgruntled because he was not elect
ed a general officer. He could
have been chosen to any Office he
pleased with the exception of general
master workman or general secretary
treasurer. There was general desire
among the delegates to have him chosen
general worthy foreman. Powderly re-
Quested him to become a candidate for
the place. McGaughey emphatically
refused. In the language of the polit-
zeal Shouter, | want to say that Jack
McGaughey is all right.
Engineer Rinker-lt seems rather
queer that an alderman who has sat in
our city council for the past two years
and listened to the monthly budget of
bills read there month after month,
does not know that the figures he is
looking for can be had at the comptrol-
ler's office. There is separate
pay roll for the employees of
the north side sewer tunnel
which goes to the council every month
and is approved by that body, and it is
the duty of every member of that body
to object to the payment of any bill
that he thinks is not correct. Ii Aid.
McArdle thinks there is something
wrong it looks as if he did not pay
much attention to his duties as a city
official not to have taken this matter up
sooner. He is welcome to our figures if
he thinks they will do him any good"
MEN OF MINNEAPOLIS.
Just at present Gov. McGill is a gen
tleman Of st. Paul, but it is rumored
Of I, hn 70
move TO Minneapolis and become preSi-
dent of a new loan company. In that
case he will become man of Minneap-
oils.
Senator Clough makes daily trips to
st. Paul and scores political noses at
the Merchants. 1t is presumed he
brands Washburn on every eligible
probosciS.
Meat Inspector Mea has condemned
$4,000 pounds of meat in the past eleven
months, but has not had this arranged
in campaign card for reelection.
Ludwig Arctander, it is said, may be
appointed assistant county attorney
He also may not be.
John G. Woolley is shaking up the
alcoholic bones of the city as much as
he used to shake up juries.
Aid. Dwyer, it is said, considers skat-
ing as not entirely opposed to the spirit
of Sabbath observance. Ringing steel
causes less noise, he thinks, than a
home run.
The brilliant newspaper genius who
is responsible for the knife Stab fake
should receive promotion. He is en-
tirely too radiant to waste his sweetness
on an evening paper.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Edwin Y Drake and Catherine l.. Edwards,