St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-07
MEN wN MEET.

s'The political situation in Montana at
the present moment can be sized mp in
exactly four Wurds,' said Col. &. A.
BrOadWater, the millionaire president
of the Montana Central to Il GLOBE re-
porter yesterday i'll the Ryan lobby.
as am Hauser is Il -. Before we
held our caucus resolution passed.
binding every member of the legislature
TO stand by the nominees of the caucus.
The caucus was held and | defeated
Hauser with Col. Maginnis. Then, In
stead of acting like Il man, Hauser
called out three of his supporters.
AID, as it takes So votes to elect,
and we have but 81. no one
has beer elected. | understand HauSer
swears that if be can't be elected. no
Democrat shall lee. Clark is a man, and
by his c0trse.since his defeat in 1888
has made hosts OF friends. Marcus DAILY
has gone back on HauSrr because of his
actions siEce the caucus. DAILY insisted
on all the Democrats standing together
and electing the nominees OF the eau
Gus. and H9uSer'S actions have lost him
what few friends he did have in Mon
tai@a. He never did have many, how
ever"
Senator G. 8. Buchanan snent yester-
day afternoon with numerous friends
III the Merchants lobby. The senator
declares that he intends to cut 10,0O0.-
GOO feet Of logs this season, the cutting
and floating Of which will occupy his
time till late next summer. "When
get through with all this wood" said
Mr.. Buchanan, Il Will be ready to fight
FOR the surveyor generaIship. The
present surveyor general, Mr. NorriSh,
is fine gentleman, and q friend OF
mine, and | think will be allowed to
serve ont his term, V Inch will not end
until late next fall. They can keep on
fighting me, but when the time comes
shall be On deck
B. A. Mcdonnell, the popular clerk
of the Windsor, who has been spending
the holidays with his relatives in Chi,
cagO, returned yesterday, and his
smiling countenance and Respondent
diamond were again visible behind the
Windsor register last evening. MIR.
Mcdonnell took in Patti, and had an
alI-round good time.
81 expect to leave for Washington
this evening"" said Hon. Gordon f..
Cole in answer to q query Of 4 GLOBE
reporter yesterday afternoon. Eyes.
understand Gen. San5or will not leave
uHtl tomorrow evening"" Inc general
being as communicative as usual. the
reporter allowed him to settle back in a
Merchants scttee, wrapped close in the
folds OF his heaviest coat.
TIE Ted0ubtahle Fayette Marsh, of
Saltwater, showed up at the Merchants
yesterday afternoon, and proceeded to
badger Senator Marcus johnson and
Hon. llalvor StecneTsOn on their eXpe-
rienceS in the pursuit of federal offices.
From Glencoe yesterday came DR.. ].
ii. Dorsey. 4 leading physician and the
popular postmaster of that town. The
doctor is lover OF sports of all kinds,
and never fails 10 take in a'gOOd race or
any other interesting sporting event in
the Twin Cities. His large practice as
"a physician has given him an extensive
acquaintance in Carver and Mcleod
counties. and, consequently. made him
''sclid" with many Of the best citizens
Of the slate.
How an old-time politician enjoys
meeting friends and aequaintances made
while in politics. Hon. j. n. Castle, of
Saltwater, who made an enviable record
in the state senate few years ago, came
over from the Prison City Yesterday and
spent All hour or so renewing acquaint-
anceS with friends in the Merchants
lobby.