St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-15

luton directing that the lines should be in
operation by certain time. Bradish moved
that the resolution be referred to the rail-
laid ON the table, where Bradish
should have been," said the speaker.
The resolution was passed. but to prevent
the signing of the resolution by the mayor to
make IL operative johnson kept out of sight,
SO it could not be presented until he had
signed 1t as president
Wouldn't johnson be q pretty fellow to
send to st. Paul to represent the interests of
Minneapolis 1t would be like the farmer,
placing his chickens in the care of fox.
The Republican partyis good party. bat
damnably
Corrupt i'm minneapolis.
"There is more of their record here. too, +
he continued.
Perhaps you may be in there" spoke up
some one.
mo, not there have never sunk SO low
as to be a member of the council"
The Anderson d Douglass matter was
then brought up. and johnson and Bradish's
stand upon il was discussed. ;
The same disturber again interrupted, and
cries OF Put him OUT were heard.
Hold on shouted Mr.. Arctander. LET
him stay; he may learn something"
is now too late, said he, for them to
| wear Republican colors since they have been
wearing Lowrys SO long. They may not have
been paid for it. but he thought that no man
| would make such an ass of himself without
a COIlblu6TatlOn.
The last subject taken ND was the alleged
attempted bribery on the part of City Clerk
Haney, who, instead OF asking tor q trial,
| made a demurrer. When man demurs,
said the speaker, he practically admits the
truth of the facts stated. The tact that
Judge Coon. attorney for the street railway
company. is Haney's attorney, he though a
singular coincidence. Had the trial been
held before election, johnson, Bradish and
the street railway company would not have
/ been in it,
CMr. Arctander said he knew the testi-
mony given before the grand jury by the
| witnesses upon whose testimony haney was
| indicted, and accordingly read it. In SUBJ
stance it was that Haney was the man who
had great deal of influence in the council.
There were twenty-siX men in the council
who were there not for fun
But for Business,
| and If G. NJ. Carpenter. one of the witnesses,
would give him So, GOO he could have the
contract for paving Park avenue upon his
| own terms. Carpenter declined to make the
| DEAL Haney then went to Chicago and saw
E. J. Cox, to whom he made the same prop
| ositlon. Haney, SO the story ran, was the
financial agent. 1t is also said that this
| Clique had got some electrical franchise and
| lighting contract passed to the satisfaction
of all concerned. Things had been brought
to SO fine point that they communicated TO
each other IN the council chamber by means
| of signs.
He challenged any member of the council
to prove that this was not correct SUBJ
stance of the testimony. 81 know the re-
| sponslbility when / bring this before you, :"
sai0 the speaker.
rs this a reform administration which ac-
| cepts brides and distributes them among
themselves? Are Bradish and johnson two
| OF these twenty-six? Haney said there was
Doodle in the electric franchise. Bradish
| and johnson were on
! THE SIDE OF THE BooLE
! and you can draw your own conclusions. In
| the legislature there will be the next battle
! with Tom Lowry. III that legislature we
! don't want the dogs of Tom Lowry, who
have done his bidding in the city council.
Haney is a branded falon. and the clique
still keeps him in office and is still in power
Bob Jamison was the man who presented the
matter to the grand jury All honor to him
| who brought this man to the bar OF justice
against the interests of his party. After cleo
| ton the new sheriff will have the pleasure of
transferring Mr.. Hanev to the state prison
The other members of the clique should be
sent there. They would look better
Mr.. Arctander then alluded in very
complimentary terms to Frank McMil-
Ian, Democratic candidate for senator,
and n. 2. Nelson and r. l.. Kenny, the
candidates for the house. He would
vote for his Satanic majesty before he
would vote for BradSh.