Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1890-10-30
POLITICS AT THE STATE oAp1rAL.

Only Reeist+r-Interess Ing Local Gossip.
The Republican county committee has thus
far carried on their work in manner that
reflects the greatest credit on their ability
As campaign managers. Republican victory
all along the line is positively assured
although the matter of registration needs
attention. It is most astonishing fact that
out of the 10000 who have not been regis.
tered, the larger part are Republicans. To-
morrow is the last day to register, and today
and tomorrow the city will be flooded with
circulars sent out by the Republican county
committee, urging voters to attend to the
matter.
Hamsey announce rall,es as follows:
Monday evening, Oct. q, st. Anthony
Park. Congregational chapel. Speakers, E.
81. Osmun, II. F. Stevens. M. ID. Mum;
First ward, corner Greenbriar and Lawton
streets. Speakers, F. l.. McGhee, T. D.
Sheehan, f. w. Zollman.
tuesday evening, Oct. %, White Bear.
Wednesday evening. Oct. 20, Johnson'e
hall, East Seventh and Bradley streets.
Speakers, S. p. Snider, D. F. Reese, F.
Barta: Schwengler's hall, First ward. corner
Arcade and Lawton; Nelson's hall, $50 Rice
street. Speakers, Col. A. r. Kiefer, F. D.
Sheehan, E. 81. Osmun; 1347 Rice street.
Speakers, F. L. McGhee, NJ. J. DAILY, NJ. J.
Costello.
Thursday evening, Oct. 30, Ohio and
George streets, Sixth ward; speakers, 81.
H. Horton, D. F. Reese, r. %. Shehan,
HIebner's hall, corner Arcade and Magno.
liza; speakers, Col. A. r. Kiefer, F. L. Nc.
Chez, f. Barta. No. $50 West Seventh
street, Fifth ward. Corner Carroll and
Louis streets; speakers. Col. A. r. Kiefer, NJ
Il (sNsfnI1n J. Il mo
Friday, Oct. 81, Liedertafel hall, West St
Paul; speakers, H. w. Childs, II. A. Castle
e. II. Ozmun.
Saturday, Nov. 1, s7s Payne avenue. Frs,
ward; speakers, NJ. J. Costello, D. F.. Reese
N. J. DAILY; corner Front and Oxford streets
Eighth ward. st. Anthony Park.
One of the strongest nominees on the Re.
publican, or any other ticket for that mat.
ter, is N. ]. Bell, nominee for register 81
deeds. Democratic papers that realized the
vast number of votes that Mr.. Bell would
bring to the county ticket because of bis
popularity with all classes and nationalities
have endeavored to prove that he has grown
rich out of the Office and consequently that
he should be defeated. And for what rea-
cratic nominee who has thousands Of dol
lars where Mr.. Bell has not got cents. Re-
Gently q Democratic paper published the
statement that Mr.. Bell owned several bust.
ness blocks on tho West side, whereas IL is
Q matter of fact that he owns but one block
and the total rental (when the block is
fiiled) Is $40 per month. The records show
that any other business blocks owned by the
Bell family are the property Of N. J's.
brothers or father. In regard to the State
street property litigation, Wherein it was
claimed that Mr.. Bell was trying to get
So 900 from the city. the records will show
that this property is owned by Mr.. Bells
father; was presented by him from the gov
eminent and is yet before the courts. Mr..
Bell has shown great impartiality in making
appointments as clerks in his Office. While
nearly, if not all, of them have been taken
from the laboring classes. all nationalities
have been recognized, and two men are
from the railroad machine shops, two from
shoemaker's benches and others were cigar
makers. All have been In tho Office since
he was appointed. NJ. J. Bell il entitled "a
the vote of every business and workingman
in the city. That he will be elected e be-
yond the possibility Of doubt.
POLITICAL BRIEFS.
his campaign at Wabasha, Monday night.
From reliable Democratic source IL Il
learned that the estimated vote Of the Demo
cratic nominee for governor 10 placed ct g. 0M
votes. This must be considered a. the maxi
formation, given % it Was to newspaper man,
and this information comes from q gentleman
away up IN the councils ct the state committee.
ceive only S,000 votes, and this number Il 1900
below that cast for Eugene Wilson. the public
will readily understand that the former win NOT
ESQ :. 81 osn
The Afro-American club viii have grand
mass meeting ut the jackson st rest rink Friday
evening.