St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-11
WANT some OF THE PLUMS
Duluth Republicans Will Demand Some
Of the Offices.
GRAVES WOULD BE SPEAKER
Others Who Wish to Place a Finger in
the PLEA Coming
Boom.

? the Plea Coming
Boom.
Special to the Globe
DULUTH, Nov. 1O.-St. Louis county
gives it out cold chat she wants a good,
7 big. round share of the offices. She has
Stood by the Republican party through
chick and through thin. and taken
| promises as her reward until patience
has ceased to be virtue, and now she
l9Wants whole sack full of plums with
which to regale herself. Col. C. FL.
| Graves has already commenced his can
vass for the speakership of the house.
and the colonel is single-handed hust-
tier of no small caliDer. He will get
there il anybody can, and woe betide
Mr.. Merriam, Mr.. Fletcher or anybody
else at the head of the machine if his
schemes are interfered with. A clear
5000 majority was given him. which
! means something two years hence
to the long memoried colonel
and his friends. This is one
| office. And then there is the state
warehouse board. Duluth Republicans
will have representative upon that
board, or know the reason why. They
were promised it three years ago-at
least so they claim, but didn't get it,
and their claims must go for this time.
| or there will be music by the full band.
This will satisfy them, SO far as the
state is concerned, but as to federal
appointments there is no length to
the fun in sight. E. &. Swanstrom will
try and dictate appointments, though
he will probably want little Or roth
ing for himself. G. G: Hartley, too.
will want a finger in the pie, just to
strengthen his hopes and ambition for
the futrne. Then there will be clerk.
K. G. Mitchell, OF the Tribune, dosen't
deal in futures, aud of course, received
his reward in advance, but it is differ
ent with the Daily News folks. And
then, too, there is Paige Morris. He
worked like TrOgan, and earned his
reward, while Frank Burke doesn't
feel that he is quite dead, politically,
and stands around i'll front of the land
Office as though waiting for something.
Mayor Sutphin doesn't want anything,
and Tom PreSsnell couldn't get any
thing if he did. John Mckinley couldn't
be elected pOundmaster, and SO wants
to be appointed to something. Joe
Knowlton bought new broom and
! marched up to the postoffice the very
day following election. and it may be
that he has designs. M. A. Hays would
not object to any little thing that might
come his way. while scores OF others
already have their arms outstretched.
The fight for the Spoils will be a pretty
one for civil service Democrat to
watch, and it IS already OH.
| PURELY PERSONAL.
DR.. J. ]. Eklund left Duluth quietly
a few days ago, returning yesterday
with charming little lady as his wife.
The doctor was married at st. Peter,
this state, Oh Wednesday, to Miss Asp.
A pleasant reception was given Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Eklund at the residence of Rev.
DIR. Collins last evening.
&c. Smelling Robinson went to Joliet,
ILL.,, on business Tuesday. returning
last night.
W. L. Wyand, of the Michigan Cen
trails Northwestern passenger depart
ment, was in Duluth yesterday.
Thomas Dowse and daughter left for
New York yesterday. Miss DowSe will
attend school there during The winter.
Miss Mclean is receiving pleasant
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, of
Grand Rapids, Mich.
&C. &. King left on the limited this aft
ernOon for Clearwater Lake. this state,
where lie is to be married on Wednes-
day next to Miss Alice "A. Ross. Re-
/ turning the latter part of next week,
/ Mir. and Mrs. King will at once COM
mence housekeeping at the Eastaend. -
Mrs. w. II. Holmes and daughter re-
turned from Minneapolis last evening.
Rev. DR.. Dunn, of the First NJ. E.
church. will address young men at 7.
NJ. c. A hall tomorrow afternoon.
.sThe Sleeping Queen" will be given
at the Grand. next Friday evening, for
the benefit of the Bethel fund.
City Clerk Budden is temporarily
bachelor. His wife and two children
went to Minneapolis during the week
for short visit.
E.. F. Dodge, st. Paul, is in the city
to-day.
j. q. Brown came down from Tower
the day after election TO see what it all
meant.
Mrs. W. III. Fl. Stowell is home again.
aftera visit with friends in the East.
Mrs. Z, Z. Rainey returned Wednes-
day from Chicago.
DR.. c. F. MeCemb is reported quite
seriously ill again at his Old home in
Saltwater.
Messrs. Morse. Pickands and Chand-
Ter, of the Minnesota Iron company,
are in the city again.
The Turner's are arranging for an
other grand ball, to be given some time
next week.
C. Morkell, Esq, is in Colorado look
ing after an odd silver mine or two he
has out there.
Col. c. Fl. Graves is in the Twin cities
looking after his speakership chances.
(. w. A. Mcleod and F. w. Godfrey.
of Minneapolis, were in the city Thurs
day.
Fred Pelham is here from BoStoS.
Young ladies of J. F. Patton's class
in the Congregational Sunday school
gave pleasant entertainment in the
church parlors last evening.
Senator Whitcman left fer the East
again "Wednesday on business
Il. S. Munger was in st. Paul We'd
neSday and was accompanied home
again Thursday by his brother K. G.
Munger of that city.
Architect Moon dep 0sited a Republic
can ballot on Tuesday and Immediately
left for Boston, where he will reside for
the winter.
BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
With breathing spell in politics. Du
luth is looking around to see what she
has been doing during the past two
weeks, and what she is going to do dur
ing the winter. The realty market has
picked up within the past two days quite
perceptibIy, inquiry yet predominaJing
for West End property. There are
many who predict a boom equaling the
ono of two years ago. Upwards of