The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-05-03
CITY ELECTION
It Will Occur in st. Paul on
Tuesday and Promises to
Be Exciting.
Prospects Bright for a Mag
nificent Democratic
Victory.

1GtUl v
The Ticket in Full--Pen
Pictures of Various
Candidates.
One of the most holly contested
election npaigns in the history Of St.
Paul municipal politics is drawing to a
Ing victory is in store for the Dem
ocratic party in that city next Tuesday.
It has been IOHg time since party
lines have been drawn So closely in a
CITY election there, and it is evident
that genera! apathy" ia no wise figures
In the contest and that the total vote
cast will be far beyond shat of any sue
ceeding election in the history Of st.
Faul. The Democracy and the people
Of St. Paul regardless Of party have
every reason to feel proud Of tllo norni
nee of that party Cor mayor. r ,bert
a. Smith, it can be safely ard truly
said, has made the best mavor Our sister
city has ever been blessed with, facl
that is evident to every man who has
closely watched the marvellous growth
and prosperity OF that municipality
under Che administration Of the present
mayor. His admirable record is snch
rs to commend him for reelection not
by small margln but an yerwhelming
majority. Such ho is entitled to and
such he Will unquestionably get.
For the benefit of our readers we here
produce the entire ticket. Under the
present system of ba1loting, when voting
for the Democratic candidate for mayor,
All x must be marked to the right of his
name, as follows: Robert A. Smith X.
If you stop here, without further mark
Of this kind upon your ticket, your bal
lot will be counted for the straight
Democratic ticket from top to bottom.
THE TICKET.
For Mayor
Robert A. Smith, Democrat.
Andrew r. Keifer Republican.
Newton r. Frost, Prohibition.
For Treasurer
George Rsis. Democrat,
Conrad W. Miller, Republican,
John ". Greggs, Jr., Prohibition.
For Controller
John W. Roche, Democrat,
Samuel H. Nichols, Republican.
Everet P Maule, Prohibition.
For Judges OF the Municipal Court
Henry w. Cory. Democrat.
John Twohy, Jr., Democrat
Walter 7. Burr, Republican.
G. j. Lomen. Republican.
Daniel w Doty. Prohibition.
Charles N, Akers, Prohibition.
Frederick Nelson, independent.
Z, Fl. Wood, Independent.
Nor Alderrnen.atL Large
Charles E. Flandrau, Democrat
Mark Costello. Democrat.
w. A. Van Slyke. Democrat.
William Bauholzer, Democrat
Joseph Minea, Democrat.
Richard S, McNAmee. Democrat.
Charles Mchaud, Republican.
Paul Quehl, Republican,.
a. H. Wider, Republican,
E. X. Bryant Republican.
John Fisher, Republican.
Charles e. Keller. Republican.
William 4. Manigai, Prohibition,
George Drew, Prohibition.
Oscar Wolfe. Prohibition.
Francis McG uire. Prohibition.
John W. Rhines, Prohibition.
John Nj. Dahlby. Prohibition,
For Justice of the Peace, East of Wabasha
street.
P. Il. Mcdonnell Democrat.
Eric Olsen, Republican,.
For Justice Of the Peace, West Of Wabashn
street
Frank c, Burgess, Democrat.
A. 6. Wedge. Republican.
For Justice of the Peace Sixth Ward
Archibald Macarthur. Democrat.
W. n. r. MoMartin, Republican.
For Justice of the Peace, Tenth and Eleventh
Wards
Joseph Blackwell Republican.
For Constable, east of Wabasha street
James Farrell, Democrat.
Adolph Fl. sch)etz, Republican.
For Constable, west ct Wabasha street
August Manke. Democrat
W. e. Tanner, Republican.
For Constable. Sixth Ward
F. NJ. Arbuckle, Republican.
FOR WARD ALDaRHxr.
N1rst Ward
A. o. Olson, Democrat.
John Copeland. Republican.
Oscar johnson, Independent,
Second Ward
Fred w. Bot, De nocrat.
Matt Leithauser. Republican.
Ralph Brownson. Prohibition.
T.. 3. Reed, independent.
Third Ward
P. Conley. Democrat,
DE-. G. ?. Sandberg, Republican.
Fourth Ward
10. Cullen, Democrat.
Karl Simmon. Republican.
St,llman Meeker. Prohibition.
II John Pewters, Independents
3 Fifth Ward
IL G. j. Dorniden, Democrat.
q. n. Newson. Republican.
5gs g. D. Spicer, Prohibition.
4 Sixth Ward
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