St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-06
Polls open at 8 and Close at 5.
POLITfC4L GOSSIP.

Judge Burr wanted more time to de-
eided whether he would hold the regis
tiation pejurers to the grand jury yes
ferday morning. but he had lots of time
10 speak at ward political meeting last
evening.
If the law as it is we're carried ont,
there would be several vacancies on ey-
eral election boards in the Sixth ward
to-day. As matter of information it
may be stated that the laws of Mime
sofa donor permit man TO swear to a
lie, and go unpublished if brought to the
attention of the officers of the
law. Swearing TO what one does
not know to be true is the same in
the mind of the law as swearing to that
which you. know TO he false. Section 81
of the penal cole of Minnesota is
authority for the above, and if this
doesn't clinch the case against the men
who tried TO disfranchise their fellow
citizens week ago, the public would
like to know why.
Vote for Cory and Twohy and the en-
forcement of the law ''as she ISL
The statement in an evening paper
that NJ. j. Daily. i'll speech Saturday
L
cratic Club of the Fifth Ward advo-
Gated Mai. Newson's election. is denied
by Mr.. DAILY. Mr.. Dorniden, the Demo
cratic candidate, was present, and can
SubStantiate what MIR. DAILY says. 1t
was Dorniden whom he eulogized, and
not Newson.
Neither Col Kiefer nor "Prlvate Sec
Tetary'' DienStag came to the front yes
1erday with a denial of the charges
made by A. P. Croonquist at the First
ward Democratic rally Saturday even
ing. Why didn't the gallant colonel
come to the front with another affidavit
of Thorkild Wilson?
Dix and Kingsbury, the two stable
men who were promised IS apiece for
making affidavits to be used in diSfran-
chiSlng Fourth ward voters week ago,
haven't been paid their stuff yet, and
Ile not hesitate to say that they want it,
and want it bad. too. Whether the pay
meptOf these men would help any ones
reputation as lawyer and not as a
politician" or not, the Republican COM
mittee should see that these claims are
paid before the ''kidS" get away with
all the stuff
Vote early this n orning and make
sure of getting in your vote.
The polls will be open from O'Clock
this morning until 5 O'Clock this even
ing, and every voter should vote on his
way to his place Of business in the
morning, or else at noon.
Remember the polls will close at S
O'Clock, and, as there is sure to be a
crowd around the polls at hat time, to
be sure of casting your vote, it should
be done early in the day.
Vote early, and see that your friends
do likewise.
Democrats. remember that the Re-
publican schemers will attempt to clog
the voting in DenOcrStic districts, and
thus seek to prevent the casting of the
full Democratic vote. There is only one
way in which TO prevent this, and it is
To vote early in the day.
Vote in the morning. or else at noon,
and rebuke the seoundrels by your
votes.
Capt. Joe Burger did some active
hustling for Col. Kiefer yesterday.
While he was not one of the faithful
who were summoned to Room IS of the
Clifton yesterday, the colonel gener-
OuSly gave him one of those promissory
notes, payable in case of election"
and the captain wet joyfully on his
way.
VIII the respectable Republicans of
St.Paul indorSe or condemn the men who
are now running the party locally at
the polls to-day? is question. the de-
cisien OF which has much to do with