St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-29

against 401 last spring. Fifty removal
certificates were issued in the same pre-
clnct. and the same mum Der were pre-
scented from other polling places in the
city. This betokens an increase of 20
per cent over the large registration of
last spring. OF course it is hardly likely
that this same ratio will be kept up
throughout the city, but 1t is safe to
say that the increase will not be very
much below this. Although this is an
oif-Year election, the passage of the
M oi,a. pill and the consequent in.
crease In the prices OF everything that
the husbandman must buy. have evil
IDENTITY Insured full vote.
Wisconsin is doubtful.
This is not new statement to the
thousands of Minnesota and Wisconsin
Democrats who have followed the pres
ent campaign in the Badger state, but it
is great admission TO come from Chair
man Payne, of the Republican state
central committee of Wisconsin. Mr..
Payne came to ST. Paul yesterday
for the purpose Of escorting
Speaker Reed to Eau Claire. where the
latter speaks this evening. To GLOBE
reporter he stated that, in his opinion,
Gov. Hoard's election was certain, but
WhSu IL CciilC " SlflH& uSuIGS tillu It'd
sons for the faith that he said was
in him, he was painfully slow. He of
course banks ali his hopes on the
Democratic detection in the state, but
at the highest he placed this at less
than 10000. The Lutheran vote in the
state, he said, was about IS, 900. OF this
probably 10000 have always been
Democratic. This would give a
Democratic gain of only 5000.
which would be insufficient to
overturn the Republican plurality in
the state. While Chair man Payne tried
to look hopeful ard talked with the
same object, he Was far from success
full, and plainly showed that he was
just little Respondent.
President j. c. Hanley, of the Third
Ward Democratic club, announces that
owing to the non-arrival of torches his
club will not parade this evening, but
will assemble at the Newmarket in
formally to attend the Wilson-Castle
meeting. This club is now one of the
largest in the city and has nearly SOC
members.
The Republican county candidates
are all torn up over their chickering's.
Register Bell has commenced working
for himself with vengeance that bodies
i'll to the big four" and has Instructed
his workers to work for aim alone and
trade off the members OF the COM
bine whenever they get a chance
This has frightened Messrs. Kel.
Ter, Freaney, Mum and Bean,
and they, too. are redouDling their eff
forts. Their claim is that BELL is out
of the race" and. this being the case.
they think it no more than right that
he should stand aside and allow the rest
to go through. Such sacrifice
doesn't quite suit Bell, however, and
he has given it out cold that il
he is beaten the rest of the gang, and
particularly the big four" have got to
meet the same fate.
The fight for the spells has already
opened. and is giving that astute
manager. Chairman Lowensteln, nc
end Of trouble. Willie Nichols
wants to be deputy clerk OF
court, aud so do Louis Memo and
Darius Reese, providing the latter can't
catch on to a job in County Attorney
Munn's office. These are only few of
the most prominent and iinportunate OF
local workers who are now worrying
the life out of Candidate Freaney
Henry Johns and Darius Reese are still
''Sparrng for place." and bothering
Candidate Mum considerably.
Let the merry war go on.