St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-02
FRIDAY IN the zenith CITY
Republicans Not Very Enthusiastic Over
Their Ticket.
SOME DEMOCRATS TO RUN.
Several Republicans Who Are Not Quite
Popular Enough to Be
Elected.
Special to the Globe.

DULUTH, Feb. Republicans hav-
ing slept over the nominations made
yesterday, do not appear to be enthusi-
astic to-day, especially over some of the
aldermanic candidates. There will
quite probably be partial Democratic
ticket in the field, Special Judge
Jacques being an avOwed candidate for
municipal Judge against Paige Morris,
while Fred VoSS has received "call,"
signed by large number Of the most
prominent citizens OF Duluth, asking
him to become candidate again for
city treasurer. He will make the race,
and, with everything in his favor and
nothing against HIM, will win as
he deserves to. Thus far no OPPOSE
ton has developed to Mr.. Tenbrook.
Asa DAILY will probably only have NOM
nal opposition for alderman from the
First ward, but j. p. Morrow will meet
with vigorous opposition in the Second
in the person of G. A. Long, B. F. How
ard or some other Republican who has
some property interests in that neigh
borh0od, and who has lived there long
enough to become acquainted with the
people and what they want. In the
Third ward NJ. III. Bywater was selected
as sort of compromise-tha is, as one
with no particular qualification, either
to recommend OF antagOnlze him. j. j.
Costello, the sitting member, has been
petitioned by both Republicans and
Democrats to make the race, and is out
this morning with card announcing his
acceptance. j. r. Meining will also be
an independent candidate, because
neither he nor his friends like the way
the caucus was manipulated. In the
Fourth ward II. G. Kendell will meet
with determined and organized Opposi-
ton, NJ. J. Davis being in the field and
backed by anti-saloon Republicans and
representative Democrats. In the
Fifth ward DIR. Davis will be backed by
the industrial element against G. 0.
Nelson. For the Sixth ward Bob
Kennedy will have pretty much his own
way, though nominally opposed by MIR.
Helm, Mr.. Perry, or some one else
whom Mr.. Swanstrom may select.
There is vast amount of grumbling
over the whole deal, and not without
good cause.
HERE AND THERE.
The examination of Elk. Government
farmer, E. l.. Rose. charged with SELL
ing whisky to Indians at Cloquet. was
resumed tonight. United States Dis
trict Attorney Baxter was present. 1t
was shown that Rose had been drunk
for several days when he gave the In
dams the whisky, and for that reason
his bonds to appear in June at Winona
were put at only $3.50. The case will
probably never be heard of again as
attorney Baxter declared he was certain
that Rose committed the act unlnten-
The district courts term closed this
and Nils Erickson was given
verdict for $1,000 against the ST. Paul d
Duluth road for injuries received. The
following were sentenced to saltwater
penitentiary, whittier they will be taken
on Monday: August &. McMullon, as
Sault, two years and two months; James
Mccarthy, larceny, six months; James
Graves, larceny, nine months; A. b.
Phillips, larceny, fourteen months;
Charles Barrett, larceny, seven months;
Fred Hobart, larceny, fifteen months;
John Curran, larceny, nine months;
James Ryan, larceny, seven months;
Gust Kunare, assault, two years and
two months.
The city officials and insurance adj
justers had a long conference this even
ing on the needs of the city'S fire de-
partment. Nothing definite was ar
rived at.
A character out of job thought he
had snap this morning when he en-
tered the new building of Mr.. Parsons
and posted sign in the window men
wanted" A number of the unsophisti-
Gated went in and paid him a dollar to
find them place before Officer Sam
Thompson happened along and ran
the enterprising schemer in. He will
have his hearing tomorrow.
Postmaster Flynn. on every hand, is
receiving the most tlattering cOmmenda-
ton for the prompt manner in which
the mails are being delivered. Though
forced to seek temporary quarters until
the remaining walls of the opera honse
are removed, the regular delivery has
gone on without interruption.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Sadie Bondy. sister of Mrs. }. Ell. Win
terfield, and George L. Ryan, the cere-
mony to occur Sunday evening, the 10th
inst.
A Democratic conference" will be
held Saturday evening and definite po-
litical action decided upon for the COM
ing election.
Tom Howard, the advance man of
Goodyear, Cook & billions MINISTRIES, is
in the city arranging dates.
Hon. John u. O'Brien and 7. W.
Teasdale were two prominent st. Paul
early this morning.