St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-29

| increasing under Democratic misman-
| agement. Now. the question arises.
| why do Darius and the rest of the kids
| insist on remaining in this awful city?
| Clearly. they cannot believe what they
| are preaching, else they would pack
| their grips and leave for brigh ter fields.
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In several OF the wards the Repub-
| licans are trying 10 mix up park matters
| with the aldermanIc question. When it
is considered that the park board has
| the sole right TO purchase sites, and that
| the council, upon application from the
board, simply orders the assessment, it
will be seen how ridiculous this Repub-
can campaign cry is.
~
William BanholZer, the next eity
treasurer of St. Paul, smiles quietly as
he sees Conrad Miller and Peter Joseph
Dreis. each hanging 10 one of the coat
tails OF Col. Wright. making what they
call their aggressive campaign for re-
form. Conrad says Peter Joseph is try
ing TO work scheme. and if Freddie
does not "come off, he will cut the head
Of the ticket. The bead OF the ticket
says he doesn't care about Conrad. and
will Keep on making speeches with
Peter Joseph
An alleged cartoon in an evening
paper the other day showed Conrad
Miller standing amidst large number
OF well filed bags of money. The CAD
ton expressed The sentiment that the
money would be counted when he came
into office. This is pretty good IN view
of the fact that in another column OF
the same issue was d long screed trying
10 show the depleted state of the city
treasury, and the point suggested itself
10 the reader. II there is no money there
how Is he going TO count it.
II
There will be rousing ratification
meeting at &. ). =. 5. hail by the Dem
ocrats this evening. Some of the best
speakers in the city have volunteered
their services. ami Mayor Smith will he
there in person To refute the ISLANDERS
cast upon him by the Republican plat
form. The mayor lived III this ward for
over thirty years, and there is not
citizen in II but that will turn out and
by lis presence show that not one word
OF that document is given the slightest
credence.
II
A twilight sheet yesterday went into
Mysteries about the reference In the
GLOBE TO the connection OF the Repub-
lican candidate in the Second ward with
the notorious East side syndicate. The
close intimacy OF James Middleton with
the syndicate and the twilight twitter
sufficiently accounts Tor its heroIcs. The
crushing defeat administered the syndi-
cate two Years aga no doubt makes its
friends very DESTROYS To keep it H. the
background at this time. IL is gratifying
to learn from the organ OF the syndicate
that il is such public spirited body,
and lis members are imbued with such
feelings of beneVOlence Tor the Second
ward. Unfortunately for the twtter
the citizens of the Second ward cannot
be blinded Oh this question. They are
not only thoroughly aware of the ends
and aims OF the East side syndicate. but
they also have reasons 10 know the
characteristics of its chief promoters
They are all public spirited citizens
very.
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The registration has been completed.
and, notwithstanding the great cutlery
about the Democrats padding the regis
tiers, it is found that the registration Is
much below that of The last city elcc-
ton. All this talk about illegal regis
tratinn is the sleerest rot, and merely
invented by Irresponsible scribeS for
atlie purpose OF misleading the public
The fight in the Ninth ward is very
bitter. There is triangular fight in
this ward. the respective Democratic
and Republican nominees III the ward
being faced in tile field with an indie
pendent candidate. Aid, Grhan is
good worker, and he is not likely to let
his opponents have much the advantage
Of him. There is absolutely 10 truth IN
the statements that there is widespread
disafTection III this ward against Aid.
Gehan. The wish is father to the
thought.
2: Aid Bot is making another gallant
rnh in tile Second ward. ana his cleo
lion is confidently predicted. Aid. Bott
| has made AN excellent representative in
The aldernanic body. The Interests OF
the ward have been we'll attended to.
and it can truthfuliy he said that the
Ward has never had better or harder
working representative. 1t merit is
worthy of recognition, Aid Bott is
richly deserving OF reelection.
So
One Of the great surprises Of the last
CITY election was the victory achieved
10y Aid. DObner in the Eleventh ward.
| This W ard has long been cIaSsed as a
uer took up the Democratic nomination
and carried the ticket to victory. There
is every indication that lie Will repeat
the single victory at this election. His
record in the board of aldermen is
above rcproach.
The Pioneer Press Yesterday init
mated that Judge McCatferty has been
dropped from the Democratic ticket be-
CAUSE Of his opposition To the AZOtine
bills. There is absolutely not word of
truth in this. Judge McCafierty refused
TO be candidate for election 10 the
assembly because the increasing duties
of his business would not allow him 10
devote tie necessary time To the Office.
Judge McCatferiy is working hard for
the success of tie Democratic ticket.
and this would not likely he the case ii
The assertions of the Pioneer Press were
true.
f.
The citizens committee yesterday Sc
creiIy circulated to ministers Of the city
at least those of them who combine
politics with religion the data for their
sermon Sunday. NJ yes, City ministers
going Ia !, political campaign committee
for thelI sermon.
Il
Chris Dorniden, WHO represents the
Fifth ward CD the board of alderman,
/ VIII have the largest majority III the
district above the snort line ever gwen
TO any candidate OH the Democratic
ticket. His popularity in Ibis section
Is su great that hardly man will vote
against him. while the lower end OF the
ward will see to ms return to The eouA-
ell owing TO his excellent business quail
tcations.
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The labor candidates on the Demo
cratic ticket. Messrs. McNamee and
Ryan, are receiving perfect ovation
wherever they go, and when their
names are mentioned the applause they
receive is sure indication OF their
election. No two candidates we're ever
utl on il ticket that nave met such gen.
tfal approval as McNamee and Ryan.
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y. ic ,totrnr Of rpcnrh MAJ,