St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-04

| In the Third precinct of the Eighth
ward the af1idavits Of three men who
could not be in the city on registration
day were presented to the election
judges Oh Wednesday before the hour
prescribed for closing the registration
books. The judges forgot all about the
affidavits until after O'Clock in the
evening. Now they refuse to register
these few names. The affidavits were
regularly made out and filed as provided
by law. The failure to put the names
OF the atlantis on the books was the
fault of the judges alone. But the
three affidavits were from Democrats.
Hence the refusal of the judges to reg
day evening, and thus rectify their own
error.
The Republican organs are in terror
lest the record Of the sweet scented
William Henry Eustis he attacked.
They have cause to tremDle if they
really love William Henry. Not in
years has candidate for mayor
been before the people of Min
neapolis who possessed SO few of
the qualifications for the Office
as William Henry Eustis. He was NOM
mated because the Republicans fondly
has one, though, and it is all against the
people and for William Henry Eustis
and Tom Lowry. The GLOBE has al
ready punched number of large holes
in William Henry's claim on the people,
and before it has done with him it will
make his claim resemble the paper-cov-
ored hoop the circus clown holds up
after the star equestrienne has leaped
through it.
George A. Bracket joins the Tribune
in apologizing for the despicable meth
DDS the Republicans have Tesorted to to
defeat the Democratic candidates for
the supreme court. and, in apologiZing,
pleaded guilty, thus:
1.-The Democratic managers heard of
the forthcoming publication during the
day, Tuesday, and forthwith rushed to
the conclusion that whatever it was, if
it related to the judiciary, it must nee
eSsarilv be all assault OH one of their
candidates"
And that is all any of the consplrators
have dared to say. They do not, dare
not deny it. The GLOBE caught them
in the act and was correct as to persons,
place, exact language used and time,
even to the minute. They were caught
In the act and Bracket admits it. But
Bracket shouldn't be burdened with all
the odium. He was merely tool. Tom
Lowry pulled the strings. Why doesn't
Lowry own up as Bracket has?
Assistant City Attorney Simpson be-
Iteves that the names must be regis
tered. Citizens cannot be DISTINGUISHED
through the fault of the judges. SO
these names will be registered, CT trOu-
BILE will ensue.
In the Fifth ward, Eighth precinct,
Republican voter was registered by his
wife. She brought no affidavit, nothing
legal. She merely told the judges that
her husband was away, and she wanted
to register his name. In defiance OF all
law, he was so registered.
These are but two citations Of score
of fragrant violations of the election law
by Republican judges of election.
The Republicans are preparing for
close of the campaign with parade and
blow. For weeks they have been con-
centrating all their energies on torch
light procession for tomorrow night.
They will not attempt to hold meet
ing. They have no arguments to pre-
sent, so they will try to catch the popu-
lace with blare of trumpet and flare
of oil lamps.
The Republicans are afraid to turn
Knute Nelson loose in Minneapolis.
Minneapolis people will not submit to
being choked into voting for the candi-
date of brute force. So the Republic
ans will slide Knute into Minneapolis
next Monday night under cover OF, dark
ness and let him speak at the Lyceum,
because they fear it would not look
right to let their candidate miss making
speech in the largest city in the state.
The Tribune apologies for publish
ing that dastardly attempt to mslead
the Scandinavian voters of the state On
the supreme court issue. 1t says:
"Fifteen ministers signed this paper
and then handed it to George A. Brack
EFT and requested him to secure its pub
LEGATION in the Tribune. The Tribune
cheerfully complied with their re-
quest"
The GLOBE positively and emphati-
cally announced, on the morning that
paper appeared in the Tribune, that it
was printed against the wishes of Man
ager Murphy, but by personal order of
Proprietor Loury. The Tribune dares
not deny that statement. 1t was printed
by the Tribune because this fight for
the election of Judges of the supreme
court is not the fight of Vanderburgh or
Dickinson, but the fight of Tom Loury
and Jim Hill.
An enening paper says, "Ald. Wood
ward has always been active in the
council"
Indeed he has. He has been per-
nici0uSly active In the interest OF Tom
Lowry and Aid. Woodward.
Many people have been heard to won
der why Jim Bradish is so anxious to 20
back to the council-so anxious that he
spends his money for an election and
gives all his time to electioneerlng.
Bradsh has soft thing" as claim
agent of the 500, with good salary.
The salary Of an alderman is only $500
year, and little honor can be extracted
from the job.
But this is the reason:
Rradish wants to go back to the coun-
Gil to protect the interests Of Tom Low
ry and thereby protect the job Lowry
gave him with the 500 as reward for
past services.
The Great Northern road and the
street railway company cause more acct
dental deaths than all other agencies in
Hennepin county combined. The cor
oner must investigate all these cases.
Do the people want the coroner's office
turned over to these two corporations?
DIR. Soring, the Republican candidate
for coroner, is the protege of DR.. Hill.
The Great Northern Railroad company
and the Hill family are one, and Tom
Lowry is the neXt-door nelghbor.
Henuepin county needs treasurer
who understands the Office, not one who
knows how to throw the influence of
newspaper to the political party having
the most money. That is the reason
Hennepin county wants Thomas j.
Buxton for county treasurer instead of
A. Soderstrom.
A. j. Blethen has not been invited to
make Republican speeches for a good
many weeks. Blethen. in his blunt
way, is too much given to telling the
truth.