St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-17
ECHOES OF THE STREET.

Strenuous efforts are being made in
the Dayton's bluff district to secure a
heavy registration of voters. Lathrop
z. Reed furnished number of 'buSSes
to convey citizens to the registration
places. and in many instances these
vehicles were crowded with working
men hurrahing for Fred ". Bot, whose
candidacy Mr.. Reed strongly opposes.
Hon. John C. Flynn. of Little Falls,
was in the city yesterday. He is the
only member of the late legislature
who has thus far declared his intention
to seek reelection the ensuing fall.
There is no doubt that Mr.. Flynn will
be reelected. He was one of the ablest
men in the last house. and the Little
Falls district could not secure better
representative is from the Repub-
lican fold.
Lieut.. Gov. Rice spent yesterday in
st. Paul. He declined to say anything
as to the nature of his business in the
city, but during the afternoon was no
ticed to come out of the Merchants
hotel. He was also subsequently seen
on jackson street in close cOnVer-
Sation with Gov. Merriam. Will the
Willmar statesman take back his al
ready published declination to again
seek the lieutenant goyernorShip?
Hon. C. Il. Peterson, of New Ulm,
who is spending a few days in the city,
is much amused by the reports made by
the Farmers alliance men of the
strength Of their organization through
out the state. Iii Redwood county. for
instance, the alliance is never heard of.
If this be so Gov. Merriam is likely to
find himself in a woeful position if he
relies for a denomination or reelection
from the support which Ignatius Don
nelly can throw him from the alliance.
Aid. Yoerg'S crusade against the
board of education is laughed at by that
body. "Reply to it? Not me-" said a
school inspector with merry twinkle
in his eve. "Yoerg is not the man to
trouble about. The best thing for Mr..
Yoerg is to let him severely alone.
There is nothing whatever in his attack
on the board of education. He is ell
tirely at sea with his facts"
Clarence z. Robb. the whiom candi-
date for alderman in the Second ward,
is reported 10 have retired in favor of
l.. E. Reeds candidacy, upon the un-
Outstanding that he will support Robb
for the Legislature the ensuing fall.
Hon. J. n. Ives-I am always DESTROYS
of doing what can for the best inter
ests of the Democratic party. but if i
follow my own inclinations, l will not
be a candidate for the next Legislature.
Secretary Phelps-The Manufacture
erS' Loan and Investment society is
being flooded with correspondence from
almost every state in the union. We dc
not care to give any details respecting
what is being done by the society, be-
cause of the competitor of other cities tC
secure manufactures that are seeking 6
location in St. Paul. L may say there is
every probability of the city securing 6
prosperous plant operated with CAPT
tai of 100000.
Alvin r. Bushnell reports syndicate
in the city which is attempting to pur
chase some down town lots, estimated
to be worth 100000. The owners, some
gentlemen from Richmond, v, are moi
inclined to sell at a profit representing
5 per cent on their purchase. aud the
syndicate is reported to be Ell
deayorng to bear the realty market.
Relief Agent Hutchlns-In order tc
properly prosecute the work of the re
lief society we should have an income
of $4,000 per annum. With the creates
difficulty we succeed in raising 1000.
Is il the correct thing for police Of
fieer to forcibly enter the house of 6
citizen at night without being armed
with warrant? How is this, Judge
Burr?
While Darius +. Reese is ''talkine
politics." and otherwise slandering hi:
opponents, his duties as prosecuting at
t0rney are being neglected, and, in con
sequence. many convicted prisoners
find a loophole to escape the punish
ment melted to them. Mr.. Reese is
however, sufficiently patriotic to draw
his Salary-"feeding at the public pap,
to put it in his own elegant words.
When the news of the death of Eu
gene Wilson became known in the cit,
Yesterday, expressions OF regret were t
be heard on all sides. The deceased
gentleman was very popular in st
Paul. as was evidenced by the way il
which he led GOV. Merriam in the las
gubernatorial fight. His eXcellency
when he heard of the death of his polit
ical opponent, said: Mr.. wilson
death is great loss to the state. On
relations in the gubernatoriai campaign
were very harmonious. ] found muci
TO admire in him."
st. Paul is going to be great cente
for conventions this year. 1t is nov
announced that the Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian Endeavor, one of TIL
most important and extensive churc
societies in the world, will hold q con
ventioD in this city, commencing Jun
II. The 'big men, of the convention
will be Gov. Francis, of Missouri, an
DIR. NicOlls, of st. Louis.
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The HalleIuiah Chorus sung by vel
trained chGrus at the Peoples churc
tonight. Seats at Dyer's Music store
The st. Paul Cycle club will have clu
run this evening Those desiring to partlci
pate will meet at the club rooms, corne
of Tenth and st. Peter streets, at Z p. III
Outside wheelmen are invited to participate