St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13

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FIN District fifth ward. Charles 2. Par
ker.
Eighth district Fifth ward. F Rrch.
Seventh district Fifth ward o + Dodge
Thirteenth district Fifth ward. Alien Cieve-
land.
second district. Ninth ward r. Lambrecht
Third district Ninth ward, John L EEick
son.
Fourth district Ninth ward. ". @ Jones
Fifth district. Ninth ward, Romano SheiTe
SIKH district Ninth ward f. Ciymer
seventh district, Ninth ward, J. Norman.
Eighth district. Ninth ward. VI. SnOdgrass
Eighth district. Ninth ward h z Myrhe
Ninth district, Ninth ward, John Heck
man
Fourth district. Tenth ward. F. W. Pick
ard
These very names again appear on
tie list presented 20 the city council by
the Prohibition ei,y committee. aud
sworn 10 as iona fite and regular Pro-
hrbitiOnists. These mems anteeedents
are well known IN st. Paul. and hun
dfeds OF citizens can testify as to
whether they are Republicans or Pro
hibltionists.'
These were some OF the most peril
neHt comments passed by the council
man, but they only cover the superficial
facts scrutiny of the So-cailed Pro
nibitiOn list, and il is sworn to, il should
be remembered. before notary public,
reveals things even more startling than
the facts set forth above. For illuStra-
ton. this peculiar list exposes the fact
that Charles \. Bell, 50 many wears the
occupant OF tat positions presented To
him 10y the Republican party, has
turned upon the hand that has led hun
and is now enlisted IN
a Prohibition Crusade.
He is not OH the Republican list at
all. Ih. Republicans did not claim
him. and this fact leads to the thought.
painful though it be. that his old CON
ireres have got OH TO him" TO borrow
common An erIcauism. 1t may be
that they had already thrown him over
board. AS intimated, he is not alone,
although he might wish 10 be, in prov
ing traitor TO the party that has sup
ported and fostered him for 10, these
many years. The remarkable list
that has provoked this criticism. and
which IS sworn 10. remember. con
tains the name or She'll Bakeley
Henry Johus and the residue OF tie
kids are duly warned. The man OIL
whose staunch Republican procliyities
you have sung throughout many stir
ring cam Daign Is no longer to be count
Then comes Sherwood Hough. VINO has
been reckOned among the Republican
hosts ever since lie arrived at his proud
majority. He, 100, has deserted. His
name Is Oh the sworn list, aud not far
below is recorded Ed Llndeke, August
Hammer and jacob Hammer, and they
are also training with the cold water
boys. Why, II this sort of thing con-
Tunes much longer where will the
boosted z. o. .. find quorum? J. ii.
Bohrer must not be overlooked, for they
have got him
with the Others.
And there still remains one OF the
most profound sensations of The entire
galaxy. Harvey T.. Hall. the erudite
and accomplished secretary of the IA
nous Lincoln club, has sunmariIy de-
serted his post, and is now enrolled
with the Prohibition crusaders. And
who would ever have suspected that
Theodore Sander. who has done service
for his party so long, would become
cold water satellite so suddenly? But
the list under consideration has hun
Just as tightly nailed to the Pro-
hilton flag staff as any of the
others. What will Col Bobleter
say? That he is greatly relieved that
his erstwhlle deputy resigned when he
I'D, no QUIT, and he cannot be blamed |
for feeling great sense of relief that |
his is the case. Further along in The |
list Is registered The name of William !
V ON Deyn. OF the Second ward, and his |
will undoubtedly be dunn
when they read this, and it
nay be added that if they have
my doubt about the -trathfulbess of |
he story all they have to do is to 20 to
he city clerk TO have it verified He
las the list on file. Charles E. Parker,
he ex-hre commissioners. and A. G..
" edge, eX-park their |
names stand out in bold letters OH the
Prohibition list. OF course it is possible
hat they otl
Have Become sore
It their party because they have not
'een retained in office, and have
hanged their spots, but il does not
eem very likely, however, considering
he fact that their places on the boards
hat they occupied positions on lin the
'ast are among the prerogatiyes OF
Democratic administration. One more
nan must be mentioned before this
riticism concludes. II. X. Denny has
eryed his country CALAMITY in the ca
'acIty OF United States marshal, but he
5 not llkcly 10 40 anything OIL the KIND
or a long time to come if this queer
lst recites the truth. He helps FIJI up
he void, and must be accepted in the
uture as an enthusiastic prohibitionist.
These comments might be continued
o great length, but it will take tco
Cuch valuable space. However, this
XpOse Will serve 10 give pretty good
dea OF the composition of the Prohi-
'ltion party in st. Paul. or its leaders
t least. There are as many more Just
IS startling deSertions from the Repub.
l"an party, and with the independent
hoyelhent now in tic height Of Its pc
nliar glory, the e.. o. L. is menaced in
shocking way.
A word should be added concerning
he structures of morning paper rel
tive to the personnel of the Alliance
Judges that have been elected. Ii is
harged that no one knows John Il.
Mccormack and Thomas j. O'Leary
or illustration. Ii the reporter had
,One to the trouble to have inquired at
he Ryan hotel he would have been in
ormed that Mr.. Mccormick has Ueen
there ever since the house
opened. and had he gone TO the corner
Il THIRD street and Smith avenue he
would have learned that Mr. O'Leary is
business man Of the city. He has one