St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-11
IS CAPT. BEAN SORE?
Rumored That He Wanted
Dana's Place in the Sher-
IFS Office.
ROGERS WEAK FOR CLERK.
Republicans Say He Should
Aspire for Higher
Honors.
WHO FOR ABSTRACT CLERK?
Zollman Again Wants to Be a
Candidate for County
Attorney.
WHO FOR ABSTRACT CLERK?

Sheriff Chapel has gone off on two
weeks vacation and left his campaign
in The hands of about twenty office
deputies, who are all busy button holing
politicians and voters.
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Capt. Ell S. Bean is as busy stirring
up politics as he was in the days when
he was a candidate for sheriff. SOME
say he wants the Office again. but the
captain says he doesn't think it wOuld
be fair to DE a candidate for the office in
view of the fact that Sheriff Chapel has
had but one term. He SAYS, however,
that he could get the nomination ii he
wanted it. 1t is whispered around 10y
some that Capt. Bean was disappointed
IN not getting the Office of clerk of the
municipal court, and again the position
of chief deputy in the sheritf's office,
and being almost convinced that Sheriff
Chapel cannot again get the nomina-
ton. he is ready 10 take the nomination
for his old office again should matters
come his way.
There are plenty of Republicans who
are ready to admit that Z. q. Rogers
would not be as strong candidate for
clerk OF courts as he would be for some
office more after his style of Oratory and
bearing. Democrats say he would be
an easy man TO defeat for clerical
office. Some Republicans say he is
bound to run for some office, and the
pledge made by F. B. Doran III the
Late fight must be kept and he be
given something. \ Republican ward
politician said the other day: IF E. q.
Rogers wants to run for some small
office and gets showed under he will
have himself to blame for being retired
from politics."
No one seems to be scrambling for the
nomination for the office of abstract
clerk, not even Republican, except E.
w. BlZille. and he is Indifferent about
the matter. Inc present incumbent,
a Democrat, says that he would not
turn over his hand for the nomination.
Here is chance for some one TO try
his'hand without the possibility of much
opposition from any source.
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last evening: II never made any state
mentS such as were attributed to me in
this mornings GLOBE. | have no re-
grets for belonging to the Republican
party. Although defeated for the city
council at last springs election, came
WITHIN twenty nine votes of being
elected, in ward that had never given
less than two hundred majority. l
made the fight almost alone. and had
arrayed against me such well-known
political schemerS as August Nelson,
Ed Schumacher, E. j. Darragh, Pat
O'Brien and Pat Conley. AS a reward
for their services in defeating me, one
of these gentlemen is made custodian
of the court house and city hall, and
another. as am informed, enjoys rare
special privileges. | think it would be
for the best interests of St. Paul to
elect to the legislature some good men
of the Scandinavian race. l am heartily
in favor of this idea.
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What are we going to do for F. W.
Zollman? Well, you just walt and see."
Thus spoke a Republican yesterday,
when it was suggested that the dis
cOVerer or the UncOnStltutlODallty
of the Bell charter relative to the
assembly should not be overlooked in
the shuttle. 1t is not yet decided
whether he will be again put up for
Pierce Butler 10 snow under or be given
an easier place on the legislative ticket
in that stronghold of RepubIicanism,
the First ward.
Maj, E. d. Libby has given up his de-
termination to eat Christmas turkey in
the Office of the city treasurer, where
he was chief clerk under Mr.. Horst, and
is leveling his battery at the army of
Republican candidates for county aud
itor. He says he will get the nomIna-
ton for that office, sure.
The Populists are taking on a new
lease of life, and organized labor is
hOneycOmbed with Populist sentiment.
Prominent members OF labor unions de-
clare that their ranks will 20 solidly for
The Populist party.
The Sixth ward Populists will meet at