St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-12
Perspective Chances at the
Events Of the Current
Six Days.
A Striking Contrast to the
Stirring Happenings Last
Week.
Meetings Of the Several NUM-
cipal Bodies and What Is
on Dit.
Political, Sporting and Cen
eral Events Scheduled
This Week.

This Week.
The current week, locally and gener-
ally, presents in perspective far few er
events of interest that so thronged its
predecessor. There is really no big event
IN sight. and on the contrary there is a
collapse after the fair and the fights of
last week. Outside of the municipal
meetings gathering or two of the ma
ture OF the Loyal Legion is about all
that is in sight. There are absolutely
no society movements to chronicle.
The week just opening presents some
conspicuous features in the local pOlit-
ical field. There is a kind of organiza-
ton being daily perfected that is as
pleasing to Democracy in general as it
is dlsheartening to that sort of Repub-
llcanism which has been depending for
strength OH the belief that certain ele-
ments Of the community could ever and
always be depended upon to CHING to
early idols, though the outer, deceitfuf
mask had been rubbed Off by the fric-
ton of bitter experience.
Tonight one more prop of this false
strength will be knocked away by the
organization in the Eighth ward of a
ndinavlan-American club that will
be one of the strong phalanX of workers
for Democratic principles and candl-
dates, not only marking the growth of a
new force in the Democratic ranks of
Ramsey county, but indicating posi-
tive movement among this very impor-
tant branch of our population to cut
loose from the leash OF fetch worShiperS
and step into line with those who are
battling for living issue that means
much to ali citizens, of whatever occu-
patton.
The matter of deciding on date for
the county conventions of both parties
is also very likely to come to head be-
fore the close of the week, and it need
not be surprising if the Democratic leg
islative and county nominations are
made by different conventions. There
is strong feeling in some quarters that
such course would be wise and polite
at this time, and would aid in avoiding
possible disSensionS of personal char
acter that might result from contin
uance of the old plan.
The selection of dates has been pretty
thoroughly canyaSsed by all members
of the party, and while many favor what
is styled an ''early" convention, there
is feeling which should be considered
by those i'll authority that the first or
second week in October-possibly from
the Sth to the 15th-Wouid be the best
and most acceptable time for placing
the Democratic local tickets in the field.
Municipal Meetings
There being no regular meeting of
Sembly slated for this week, the usual
committee meetings Will be skipped.
The Hoyt investigation will open up in
full force Wednesday afternoon, and
from the statements made by members
of the inQuisition, the proceedings
will be very lengthy. This after
noon the trustees of the police
pension board have regular monthly
meeting. The affidavit of eX-Chief John
Clark as to his age qualifications will be
submitted and passed upon by the
board. AT a previous meeting of the
board. held on June l, Clark was duly
retired and his pension granted. when
the reform trustees took hold Mayor
Wright, who is chairman of the board,
refused to sign Clark's warrant. The
reason given was that one Of the trus-
tees had declared Clark was not fifty
years of age, and hence not entitled to
the pension. AT the meeting today. as
requested by the trustees, Clark will
present evidence as to his age, and in
all probability the mayor will be direct
ed to sign the necessary warrants.
The conference committee will meet
at s O'clock. Aside from the routine
business, the SPECIAL committee appoint
ed month ago will report set of rules
for the guidance of the body.
The fire board will also hold regular
meeting this evening to discuss how the
no. Ia
for. 1t is understood the employees in
this department will be paid their No
vember salaries from what money there
is on hand at the time, the amount
being divided pro rata among them and
the balance paid some time next year.
There is no certainty about this, how
ever, but the commissioners will decide
the question tonight.
Matters in Court.
Several important and interesting
cases will be heard in the police court
during the week. The case of assault
with dangerous weapon preferre d
against Louis }. Calvin, ex-patrolman
will come up Wednesday,. Sergeant
Sullivan, who makes the complaint,
was out for the first time since the as
sault yesterday. but is only able to get
around on crutches. Carl c. Johnson,
the cashier of the Adams Express COM
pany, charged with embezzling. will
have preliminary examination the
same day, unless the case should be
settled before. which is probable. On
Tuesday I. c. Berge, charged with
forgery. will be given a chance to ey-
plain how he came to pass bogus
check for 500 on the Ryan hotel pro
prietor. In case the charge is not
proven, Berge will be taken to Mime
apOliS to answer to a similar charge
there.
There is nothing of importance regu-
larry scheduled for the state, federal or
county courts for the current week.
Sporting Events.
There is very little in the sporting
line bulletined for this week. The Foley
bowling alleys will be formally opened
Saturday night, and Tom Foley, who is
now in Chicago, but who will return for
the event, will deliver an address, and
1t will be responded to by Mr.. Erwin,
the premier criminal lawyer.
Wednesday evening the tie in the
GLOBE billiard tournament for the third
prize will be resumed. 1t will be re-
membered that the play off of this tie
ended in second tie. Glow, Foley and
Bingham finished with each two games
won and one lost. Wednesday evening
Bingham will play Foley. and the series
will be completed on the succeeding
evening. 1t Is probable that two games
will have to be played Thursday even
ing, in order to decide who wins the
elegant jointed cue offered by Foley.
$1,000.
Mems All-Wool Suits $1,000 at The
Boston, on Third Street.
Eleventh Ward Democrats.