St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-07
THE ZENITH CITY BUDGET.
Machine Republicans Dazed Over the
Affair Of Tuesday.
KENDALL'S COSTLY REMARK
Gives Him the Opportunity to View the
Landscape as Private
Citizen.
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DULUTH, Feb. 6.-Duluth machine
Republicans were rubbing their eyes
this morning and wondering what hit
them. They put up six aldermen of
their own choosing, and but two of them
could secure an Endorsement at the polls.
In the city convention III. c. Kendall
on assuming the chair remarked that
Republicans did not need the assistance
of Democrats. Taking him at his word,
Democrats united with Independent Re-
publicans, and the redoubtable Zeke
will retire from the council. In the
Second and Fifth wards. too, the ma
chine was jumped on with both feet
by independent combinations, and
the ''uncrOwned king was laid low.
The fight now will he for control of af-
fairs, and the presidency of the council
made the stepping stone. +. G. Swan
Strom will he a candidate If he thinks
he can win; if not, he will place Aid.
Armstrong forward as his mouthpiece.
The East end will not tolerate either, if
it can unite Oh some one else. NJ. j.
Davis, who succeeds Kendall, has
shown himself an organizer of no small
caliber, and, though without aldermanic
experience, may be brought fOrWal d for
the place, and by the aid of Aid. Lon
Ocrats, and Long, Republican,, who
owes the Swanstroin combination moth
ing, capture the plum. Of course this
is the first combination. If it fails to
materialiZe, then G. A. Long will try
it himself-and he has way OF getting
a thing when he goes after it. In the
event. however. of Republicans getting
into another row, Aid. Costello may
hold his sides while he raps the council
to order during the coming year.
HERE AND THERE.
Sheriff Sharvey will not be so confd-
ing hereafter. Andy Finn was incar-
cerated for highway robbery and some
days ago received a call from several
friends, and when they departed, Andy
went, too. 1t seems that one of the
prisoners friends wore two overcoats
into the Jail, while another had an
extra hat, set of false whiSkerS and
pair of spectacles. Thus transformed,
Finn walked by Jailer Hall, and could
probably have gone in and had his din
ner without being detected. However,
he took no such chances, and is now
free man.
Feb. 10 the twenty-fifth anniversary
of Pythianism will be handsomely Oh
served in Duluth, the banner city of
the order in the state. There will be
grand street parade during the day,
and in the evening there will be re-
ception at which distinguished speak
ers from Milwaukee, Minneapolis, st.
Paul and other cities will be in attend
ance. Lodges from Tower, Cloquet,
West Superior, Ashland and Old Su-
periOr will attend in uniform.
The annual meeting of the West Du
luth Land company occurred yesterday.
I. B. Casey. Minneapolis; X. NJ. New
port, st. Paul, and K. S. Munger, A. ].
Whitman, G. Markall, j. r. Myers, 0.
Ii. Simonds, o. B. Stearns and j. ID.
Ensign, Duluth, were elected directors,
and for officers II. B. T. Cary was
chosen president; j. j. Ensign, vice
president; G. Markell, treasurer, and D.
Ii. Simonds secretary and general man-
ager.
DIR. George B. Haycock is fitting up
the old dining room of the Hotel st.
Louis for Biiou theater. 1t will have
seating capacity of about 400.
The Duluth Firemen's Relief associa-
ton will give its first annual ball Thurs
day evening. Feb. 21, at Odd Fellows
hall. ss.zsy..- ---.-
The new city council will retain four
Democrats and two independents-juSt
Oue-lalf the BODY,