St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-03
United States Marshal Donahower Declines to Fur
nish the Republicans Deputy Marshals, but
Sheriff Bean Will Provide the Men,

Intosh. 81 have lived in st. Paul
for twenty years and this is the fist
time such thing has happened. 1t
will cost the Republicans a great many
votes. Some of the men who live at the
house of Mr.. Jones are Republicans,
but they are all for the Democratic
ticket now. | shall vote, of course, be-
cause / am legal voter. but object to
to having my name appear in this con-
nection."
Another Lie Nailed.
The utter reckleSSneSs of these sehem-
ers appears the more their work is in
vestigated. There are few people in ST.
Paul who do not know A. B. Oyitt, the
brilliant young lawyer and former pres
ident of the Tilden club. Mr.. Ovltt lives
at the Ryan and registered from there.
The judges in setting down his ad-
dress fixed it OH the Sixth street side of
the hotel. Even the slightest investiga-
ton would have saved Mr.. Ovitt this un-
just attack, even though Leedom Sharp,
who has Just made his first appearance
on earth. did not know him. Mr. Ovitt's
letter on the subject follows:
To the Editor of the Globe
The remark in the Pioneer Press about my
fraudulent registering is not important in
itself but if the others reported are en- n
similar foundation it is quite important |
boarded this winter a the Ryan hotel, and SO
gave my name when registered. The judges,
it seems, preferred to take the number of the
street. Instead of saying Ryan hotel they
took down ''129 East Sixth" That may be
the number on the door of the entrance to
the BARI don't know. Evidently it was ILL
ferred that would vote the Democratic ticket
or my name would not have been inserted.
On national issues | vote the Democratic
ticket and Oh other occasions also, unless
the Democrats put up unsuitable men,
j am willing to be convinced that any
Democratic nominee is unfit but have not
been able to learn Of anything tangible from
the 4lepubllcan press or orators The facts
= in regard to some OF the statemants made by
the Press have been personally known to me,
and in such cases their statements have in
Tariably been untrue That being so. we
have the right to assume that they are all
false. If they misstate the matters l know
about there is no reason for supposing that
they are any better informed about other
matters with which ain lot familiar. This
unfairness has cost the Republican city
ticket many votes. Yours respectfully,
ALERT B. OvITT.
A Republican Sell.
An affidavit of one Owen Mulgren was
published in bOththe organs and a great
number of the names were collected by
him.
Who is Owen Mulgren?
He is the same man who offered to
supply the same list to the Democratic
city committee for the purpose of prov
ing Republican fraud. His price was
$500 for the list The Democr attic CON-
mittee declined the offer and Leedom
Sharp and his witless associates 1ool-
ishly made the investment.
Another Instance
of the recklessness of the conspirators
is found in their report on the lodging
and boarding house Of Mat Thome. at
2O2 West Seventh street. The pub
liShed reports in the two organs follow:
FIFTH wARD-FIRsT PRECINCT.
John Welter. 202 West seventh Street-Not
known by proprietor of hotel.
Nick Thome, 202 West Seventh Street-Not
known by proprietor of hotel.
Mat Thome, POP West Seventh Street-Not
known by proprietor of hotel.
James McCTeedy, 202 West Seventh Street
Not known by the hotel help, but K'd by
barkeeper.
j. B. Legendre, 2O2 West Seventh Street
Not known by proprietor of hotel.
- Kiermeier, 202 West Seventh Street.
Not known by proprietor of hotel.
Ernest DOnaruS, 202 West Seventh Street,
Not known by proprietor of hotel.
Charles Hartmeier. 202 West Seventh Street
Not known by proprietor of hotel.
Theodore Felten. 202 West Seventh Street
Not known by proprietor of hotel.
n. Dandeluger, 202 West Seventh Street.
Not known by proprietor of hotel.
Theodore Bolor, 202 West Seventh Street.
Not known by proprietor of hotel.
Mr.. ThOme called at the GLOBE office
last evening, highly indignant at the
SlanderouS and false statements.
'My guests all came TO me this even
ing and wanted to know what it all
means. The men who came there did
not see me, and when they say mot
known 10 the proprietor they simply
tell falsehood. Every man on the list
lives with me, and all of them will vote
tomorrow, as they have right to do.
"Nic Thome is my brother" he con-
timed. "MY name is Mat Thome, and,
as l am the proprietor, it is strange that
am not known to myself"
Mr. Thome is an intelligent, fine ap-
pearing man, with every appearance of
being as honorable and fair man as
can be found in the city. he did not