St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-21
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

Aid. McGowan Indignantly denies the
stories of his political unfaithfulneSs
now in circulation, reference to which
was made in the GLOBE yesterday morn
ing. Aid. McGowan declares most en-
phatically that he is Democrat now
and all the time. He is supporting In
genhutt TO the best of his ability. Re
garding the story that he tried 10 help
along the nomination of Bfueshaber
over lngenhutt, Aid. McGowan says: !
II kept out of that fight entirely.
There were several good reasons why l
did not want 10 be identified with II IN
any way. Ingenhutt understood then
why | wanted to keep out Of the fight
and appreciated my reasons. He knows
now that l am working for him."
That should set at rest all stories con-
corning MCGOWAN. he is following the
right course. McGowan has nothing to
say about Chatterton personally, but
he is Republican, while McGowan is a
Democrat and always supports the
Democratic candidate, especially when
that candidate Is SO good man as In
genhutt.
D. A. Macarthur, that tried old war
horse OF the Fourth ward. mas now de-
cided to pull out OF the independent
candidacy for alderman. Poor MACH
He has hard time Of it with these pol
iIicians. For years he has been desir-
Gus OF hearing himself spoken of thus:
Them member from the Fourth ward
now has the floor" But alas for
human hopesi Mac" has always been
dropped through the coal hole. This
year he made bold stand and decided
TO run anyhow. He filed his petition
and handed To the city clerk crisp new
s. aili TO insure his place on the city
ticket. the SaddeSt phase of his re-
solve to withdraw is that s. bill will not
be returned. 1t is believed that he has
been promised the Fourth ward HON.
ination should Potter be elected mayor.
In that event what will become or Il.
E. Jones and his aldermanic bee?
W. F. Lothman. secretary of the Sixth
Ward Democratic club. has issued call
for a meeting of the CLUB Al Normanna
hall tomorrow night
Armory hall will be the scene of an
other big meeting tomorrow night. Cy
Wellington, OF ST. Paul. who needs no
introduction to the people Of Minneap-
Oils. will speak. His address Will be
apology for the Mckinley bill. 1t is
needless TO say that the reply will be
worthy of the subject. MIR. Wellington
will be the only speaker. ?. 3. Winston
vii preside.
The charge has been made that the
Democratic committees are circulating
that vile North Minneapolis publication
and its contents of sewer refuse. Chair
man FOote, Of the county committee,
says:
"While | believe that dirty attack
upon us will make votes for Us. we are
not circulating il. If we did, I'd expect
to BE- prosecuted for circulating obscene
literature =
First papers have already been issued
TO over 800 pers' rs who desire to vote
at this election. 1t is expected that
fully 1000 will nave declared their III
tentions by next Tuesday.
c.
On dit: The reason why Aid. Adams
declined 10 vote for the resolution
granting the citizens OF the Twelfth
ward an adequate water supply
has leaked out. and is working quite
detrimental 10 his candidacy for re-elec-
tion. Mr.. Adams Is deacon III a south
town cQurcD, ana is OH very Intimate
terms with II. P. Roberts. the superin-
tendent of Sunday school. The latter.
it is said. has cousin that lives in Chi
cago WHO owns ten acres of unim-
proved property along Chicago avenue
where the proposed water main was to
he laid, and al his (Roberts') solicita-
ton Adams declined tO Vote simply TO
accommodate the nonresident, who
bought the property several years ago
for speculative purposes. The taXpav-
erS and residents of the ward feel
highly indignant to think that real es-
tate sharks and non-residents are to
dictate whether they shall have any i'm
pr0yemen1s.
A grand independent laborers' and
citizens rally is announced for tonight
at the Turner hall, corner OF Washing
ton anu Fifth avenue north. John ".
Arctander and others will speak on the
corruption in the city adminlst alton
and the influence OF the street railway
company in politics, and upon the
proper way TO resent and counterfeit
this influence. The meeting is especial
~ intended for citizens of North Mime
apolis.
A Democratic float was taken to Cedar
and Washington avenues last night and
G. J. Buell., ). a. StockWell and others
spoke before an audience of about 800.
Tonight float will be taken to the cor
ner of Franklin and TWenty-fourth av-
pnnoS