St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Z. Is. Shove may get the Republican
nomination for alderman in the Fourth
ward on the strength OF the fight he put
up against The rotten condition of the
lire department-lt'S a good campaign
Issue, and he's on the right side. People
are tired of Loye, and want a change,
but there is great chance for a good
D,'mocrat-Such one as Bernard
Clouller, for inStauce-and Shove NAV
! get The empty honor of the Republican
nomination., which he seems to crave so
| much.
he Populists seem to think thew are
| going to get something of vote, and
are aS fierce after office as the confident
RepublicanS. Still careful count Is
! said tC nave shown that the aggrek ate
| vote OF their thirteen ward caucuSeS
| Friday night was less than 1000 votes.
| This certainly isn't much of showing
for party which claims everything is
coming its way in city which will cast
over $4,000 votes.
1t is said that five well-known lum-
bermen got together in the Lumber
| Exchange yesterday and Endorsed A. j.
| Boardman for mayor. 1t is also said
that twenty-five men were invited to be
present, but that the others discovered
that they had important business on
| hand yesterday afternoon.
The absence of time between the
primaries and the Repu blican city con-
vention seems to be sd tisfactDry to all
except few proxy politicians and Sec
| rotary IruSsell. The latter would like
a few more hours in which to prepare a
list Of the delegates.
If the anti-fusion resolutions passed
by the PupuliSts Friday night count for
| anything, there will be 10 fusion, but
the would-l fusionists are not discour-
aged, and they say that the delegates
talk lis II they might override their
Instructions.
1t is said by some Populists that there
are seventeen Democrats and SIX Pop
ulistS Oh the Third ward delegation as
now stands, but there would appear to
be many more Populists than that
| there.
The PIohibitionists of the Fifth ward
Will meet tomorrow evening at 1880 al
the residence of William Gibson, S91
East Franklin avenue, to organize a
ward club and transact all other bus
| mess that may come up.
It is said that there is a loophole ID
81! the ant-fusi0n resolutions adopted in
the Sixth ward. The resolutions are
said 20 be against fusion On the whole
ticket only.
The Peoples party will rally again al
1915 East Franklin avenue tomorrow
evening. Rev. L. B. Norman will
speak III scandinavian, and j. H. Pierce
in English.
F. G. Winston will not appoint the
! Democratic county ticket until after the
state convention is held. He is certain
Of Democratic ucceS5 this year.
The Fourth w ard Populists will rally
tomorrow evening at the W. C. +. u.
hall. Is South Fourth street. w. r.
Dobbyn will speak.
The Franco American Republican
league will meet at 8 o'clock this after
noon at ThiUodeau's hall OH NicoIlet
island.
A meeting of the Populists was held
| at the corner of Thli street and Seven
teentfl avenue northeast last evening.
The Scandinavian Republican Club
of the Ninth Ward will meet at Carpen =
ter's hall next Wednesday evening
Andrew Sinnott is said to lie a candi-
date for a Popuist nomination for the
legislature in the Thirtieth district.
A meeting of the Third ward Pro-
| hibitionIsts was neld last evening at 7J2
Oak Lake avenue.
w. Ii. Grimshaw says that he is not
candidate for mayor in any sense of
the word.
L. S. Burlington is announced as a
candidate for the park commission.
Populist meeting will be held at
Labor Temple tomorrow evening.
The socialists will meet at Labor
| Temple at $50 this afternoon.
| Frank Haywood. the candidate for the
Republican nomination for alderman in
the Eighth ward, has put a number