St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-01
THE HUM OF BATTLE.
Political Hot Shot Being Poured
in Every Direction.


in Every Direction.
The judges of election will meet with
Corporation Attorney Holman in the
council chamber this evening to receive
instructions as to the construction of
the election laws.
Inc Alliance state committee has
Issued an address claiming the election
of the Alliance state ticket.
1t is charged that by the connivance
OF the grain inspection department at
Duluth large amount of wheat was
stolen from the farmers of Northern
Minnesota last year. These elevators
are bonded, and it is calculated that the
same amount OF grain will be weighed
out of them as is weighed in, but in
1889 forty cars more were weighed out
than farmers were credited with when
it entered these elevators The num-
berS of the cars in which the shipments
out were made are given. and the
charge is made that these shipments
were made at night.
1t begins to look as though the man
who said that the wheat crop of this
state ran its politics was about right
The Evening Ro0rback still pirates
about the fees of the clerk OF courts
Office, and has nothing to say about
those OF the register of deeds or the
sheriff. AS matter of fact, the fees
Oh argcd by all these offices are regu-
lated by law and the officers themselves
have only to follow the law. IT this
British organ can point to a single in
stance i'll which r. L. O'Connor has
charged an excessive or unlawful fee it
VIII have some legitimate campaign
thunder, and not before.
HISDraaafU1 in, ii,
honest Old George Mitsch is being
abused by the evening Republican or
gan furnishes the best possible reason
why Mr.. Mitsch should be reelected
county commissioner by a handsome
majority next Tuesday.
The evening Republican organ has
another pet candidate for Office in the
Ninth ward. .Hinkins, its pet lastSpring,
was defeated by $50 majority, and Dick
Walsh will have at least that many more
votes than Tlieo Menk this year. Voters
of the Ninth ward should not fail to
cast their ballots for Richard A. Walsh
for the lower house of the legislature.
The abuse of the newspaper cham
pion of the men now in control of the
Republican organization in this county
elected Aid. Cullen and Gehan last
spring by phenomenally large maiori-
ties. Its abuse of Clerk of Court O'Con-
nor will secure his election by at least
5000. Be sure that you place a cross to
the right of the name of K. +. O'Connor
on the blue ballot. This will carry the
entire Democratic county ticket.
Charley Haas has lived too long in ST.
Paul to need to deny that he would
under any circumstances 60 into any
trade with any one of the Republican
trading triumyirate. All good citizens
will vote for c. l.. Haas for register of
deeds. The way to do this surely and
effectively is to place your Y to the
right OF the name of Richard T. O'C0n-
nor on official county baliot-the blue
ticket. Vote the straight Democratic
ticket and you will vote for Charley
Haas.
Uncle John Olivier is one of the Oldest
citizens of st. Paul. He is deServedly
popular and will be the next Judge of
probate. All old citizens will vote for
him regardless of party, and Democrats
will do so by placing an Y to the right
of the name of Richard L. O'Connor on
the blue ballot. Vote for John B.
Olivier by casting straight Demo-
cratic ballot.
Vote the Democratic ticket straight
from Judge Wilson down, making but
one mark on each of the three ballots
that will be handed you by the Judges
of election.
Senator Frank Pettigrew, of Sioux
Fails, :. d., was in the city and stopped
long enough to venture the opinion that
Judge Moody will be returned to the
senate this year, although he wasn't
sure that the Alliance will. not con-
troll the legislature.