St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02
MINNEAPOLIS.
GOS.iP Of THE CURB.

1t IS said that County Attorney Nye
will louk into The matter of the pool
rooms at Keegan'S lake. They are OPP
Grating there against the law. and the
county attorney will bring the case be-
fore the grand jury.
Frank COrriSton. the well-knOwn
young attorney, aided in the arrest of
a vaxrant who was making sleeping
room of a basement, and several OF the
local papers came out with the state
meul that Mr.. Corriston was the va9-
rant and WAS arrested. He was kept
busy all of yesterday telling his ac-
quainiances how II happened.
There are at least dozen Republic
cans out for the municipal judgeShip.
but up To yesterday but one Democrat
had admitted that he was a candidate
for the position. This was John IL.
Nickel, one of the hest known attor-
neys and Democrats in the city. That
he will make a splendid run in the event
he is nominated for the place is fore
goue conclusion. Henry 5. Mead. also
a wtll-known young Democrat, IL Cali
uidate for associate judge.
Freeman =. Lane must not feel judi
liant over the apparent popularity he
enioyed at Yesterdays Democratic
legislative convention. The mention
ing OF his name in connection with
representative from the Thirty-frst
district was only joke.
Aid. Flanders, of the Eighth ward. is
In hot water continually. He has his
hands full in combating the opposition
to his denomination, and especially i'll
sQuaring himself in reference to the
statements made in the pamphlet con-
tanning his supposed aldermanic record.
Yesterday his friends came out with
pamphlet which contains. according to
the lille page, the True Record and
the false Record of George W. Flan-
derS."
Henry Beemer. the Prohibitlonist.
who is candidate for mayor at the
hands of the Republicans, says he is not
member OF the \. Z. A., never was
and never will be. His explanation is
opp0rtune, for many people had an idea
that lie did Belong to the anti-Cathoiic
organization. Aid Skoog and Lackey
also DEFY belonging 10 the obnoxious
association; in fact, everybody denies
he ever heard of such thing.
fOurteen aldermen are 10 De eiecteu
thi, fall. yet there are siXty-nine RepuD-
lican candidates for the fourteen places.
The job of alderman must be worth
something, after all.
S. NJ. Owen says he is not ready to
throw up the contest and step out OF the
Populist patty. He is in the race for
governor as Pop, and intends To re-
main until the finish. In an interview
yesterday he SAID, somewhat egotist-
cally: Il am not made OF the stuff that
is blutftd, and my supporters know it.
To withdraw from q fight l had once
entered upon would he the last thing |
would think of"
The Saturday Spectator contains the
following interesting Item:
There are still fifty-two "blind pig'
saloons in this city, which have run
without license from July l TO Sept. l,
inclusive. For the information OF his
honor, whose specially is the closing
OF "blind pigs" you know. will state
that the license numbers of these insti.
tutiOnS run from l72 TO pa. inclusive.
If the slghtless piggerles are loyal to
tier patron and desire to save his
honor's political bacon, they Will shell
out their license money some time be-
tween now and Wednesdays conven-
ton.