St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-08

for the supervisor of the healLn depart
ment, especially since Aid. III. w.
Brazie'S probable reelection to the
council. The strongest fight is most
likely to be made as to who will take up
the gayel laid down by K. NJ. johnson
at the head of the aldermen. The con-
test seems to be between Potter and
Lowell, but who Sill come out winner
the slate-fiXers are not prepared to say.
Haney may be appointed city clerk and
he may not, with the accent on the not.
Whoever is appointed city attorney. one
thing is certain-it will not be a. ii.
Hall, who is already induatriously
"pegging his own game" with new
aldermen.
There are also couple of assistant
county attorneysnips to be disposed cf.
Z. F. Baxter. Il. b. Forrest and w. ii.
Donahue are looking for places.
Judge Hooker had been hanging on
to the possibility of his election up to
from Wright county, where he had ex-
pected large plurality, were so disap-
pointing that himself and friends have
practically given up the fight. and con-
eeded the defeat. Frank Nye has been
baslng his election on some figures fur
niShpd him. which he found upon in
vestigation had been imperfectly footed
up. He admits that he has been tie
feated by from 900 to LOCO.
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A very interesting rumor in connec-
ton with the changed complexion of
the board of education became current
yesterday. 1t was to the effect that the
Democrats would try to dispense with
the services of Supt. Bradley, whom
they charge with "pernieious activity"
In that case it is stated that Charles M.
Jordan, of the South side high school,
would stand an excellent chance of be-
ing BradIey's successor. Jordan is
well liked on the South side as an edu-
Gator. and lie is Democrat. He would
make good superintendent.
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A. 7. Ankeny, who becomes a Judge
on Jan. l, has not yet thought as to
whether he will resign from the board
OF education. He probably will resign
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Figures on the election of members
of the Legislature in the Thirty-Iourth
district, with but two towns. q. eenwood
AMI Golden Valley, which are Demo
cratic, estimated, shows these totals:
Smith, Rep....... ..... ........ ....... 1914
Crooker. Rep ........... ............. Il. 90
M mason, Hep .'-..'.'-..'... --........'.. SOD
Barnes, Dem. ......... =. ........1,9 l3
Cbrisslieb, Dem. 80. 49,. ..........l,9 67
Reeve. Dem. ..... ..... $50
This gives the district to the Demo-
Gratis. Cole still claims his election in
the Thirty-first, but he is probably mis-
taken.
The Democrats have given up the idea
of ratification parade. While the
Democrats are feeling happy over their
victory all along the line, they have in
,toti
the Democratic rooster will not cackle
To brass band and torchlight accom-
paniment. but will relieve his pent-up
eXuueramce in the committee rouIns. In
tins connection there is an amusing
story going the rounds at the expense OF
tile Republican committees: they Ielt
SO c0ufiuent of victory that few days
before election 3.OU0 torches were pur-
chased anu nlled with oil. Yesterday
several Republican county committee
men called at Democratic headquarters
and offered to sell the torches at cost,
but the offer was declined.
There is horse ON G. NJ. Foote and
he has also been We'll caned. He was
the recipient thursday night of mag
nificent gold headed caiie. 1t came
from julius Heinrich with the little
speech: II give 1t 10 you not because l
was elected. but because you made all
the candidates pay their assessments
Mr.. FoUte is also the owner of vaiu-
aole trotting horse, the token of APP
probation tor effective work from Con-
gressnlan-elect Castle.
The Tribune sarcastically inquiries,
"WhO is Patrick by an?" VINO succeeds
c. Nj. Loring ON tine park board. Per
hapS the editor of the Tribune does not
know, but 1t Is quite evident from tie
result of the eiectiOn that he is more
faVOrably known than the editor him-
self. MIR. Ryan is a gentleman over
fifty years old, AMI has lived in Mime
apolis more Than thirty years. LII his
early days he carried OH a large stone
CONTRACTING business. He built The
county jail and many other public
buildings throughout the state while
the editor of the Tribune was cultiyatlng
his whiSkers.
A recent statement in the Tribune.
which is in perfect Keeping with the
loyal ~ manner in which that laper
has been supporting Ala. Potter, makes
That gentleman rlgnteOuSly Indignant.
This article purpOrted To say that MRS.
Potter had declined to take part Ill some
charitable event because uu that night
her husband would be "hOlding recep-
ton at the West" hr. Potter SAYS
that all through the campaign there has
been nothing said to which he took ex-
ceptiOns, hut he seriously objected to
the Iribune's trying to bring his wife
into the controversy. Had Aid. Potter
been little better acquainted with
that paper and Its management he
would hot he surprised at anything that
II said; tor example, its altitude toward
Mrs. Cleveland few years ago.
SMILES AND SIGHS.