St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-14

demolition of states; but Fletcher stands
well with the kids, and The older men
look upon him as man who deserves
some recognition. At any rate, none OF
the men who have been mentioned at
one time and another as possible OPP
pOnents of Fletcher stand much chance
OF getting the nomination.
On the city ticket it has already been
settled that A. G. Hangar will he nomi
mated for treasurer. The same has been
done with the place of county attorney
on the comfy ticket. Frank NJ. Nye is
the man who will be nominated without
opposition. 1t is as good as settled that
John nj. Steele will be the candidate for
Judge of probate. Last week it was
rumored that private conference had
been held at which this matter was de-
cided once and for all, but those who
are nearest Mr.. Steele say that nothing
of the kind has occurred. Anyhow. he
will be nominated without question.
Most of the Republicans were willing to
acknowledge, after the last campaign,
thata mistake had been made by put
ting G.. B. Leonard Oh the ticket instead
of Steele. James Eye will get the NOM
nation for sheriff without struggle
unless the conditions change. Henry
Atnow wants TO run for clerk of the
district court, but G. N. Dickey has
been slated for that place. Atnow is
we'll provided for now, and is thought
to have all he is entitled to for the pres
ent. The other nominations will be put
up and contested for.
Candidates for the legislature are be-
ginning TO SprOut. The past week
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Elmer Foster wants to play center field
in the next house of represent atiyes as
the representative OF the Thirty-third
district. Elmer is not playing ball this
year. He has forsaken the diamond for
the political arena, and will try to pick
up votes instead of pulling down flies.
lie has received several offers to play
ball this season, but he has said no to
all of them. He is interested with his
brother in the piano and organ trade,
and intends to retire from base ball per-
manently. He lives down by Mime
haha falls, and is sure that he can get
the nomination from bis district. The
other candidate for legislative hOnors is
james Bidderman, the Summer-headed
attorney. He lives in the Fourth ward,
and will be candidate for nomina-
ton in the Thirty-frst district.
Col. NJ w. Glenn has not given up
the battle. He has recovered his health,
temporarily shattered by the blizzard
of last week, and will resume the war
on the superintendent of police some
evening THIS week. His next lecture on
housekeeping in Minneapolis" will
be delivered in the Eighth ward. His
text will be the Interview with the SUI
perintendent published last Friday
evening in the Evening Tribune. He
will introduce Il little monologue on the
result Of that interview-the discharge
of the reporter who wrote it, presum-
ably through the influence of the super
intendent.
Marcus p Hayne is at loss. he says,
to know where the GLOBE secured the
information that he is candidate for
the nomination tor judge Of the munci-
pal court ON the Republican ticket. He
thinks it possible that Col. West and
Fred Underwood have been giving out
inside information about his fond
ness for Alpine sunset neckties and
March blizzard waistcoats, but the can
didacy for judge of the municipal court
he cannot explain that. He wants it
anyhow. that he is not a
for the nomination, and never
thought of being candidate. That he
has been spoken of to a GLOBE repre-
sentative in this connection is a fact.
But he declines to allow the use of his
name as candidate-abSolutely and IL
reV0cablV declines if