St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-21

that were disposed to give him unasked
advice that he would be elected by the
largest majority given candidate for
congress In this district.
Short speeches were also made by
John S. erode and Thomas F. Martin.
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Philip j. Mcguire is strongly urged
By large circle of acQnaintancesa as the
Seventh ward Democratic candidate
for county commissioner. Mr.. Mcguire
is we'll qualified for this very important
office.
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Henry f. Vessel. of the Seventh
ward, Is an aggressive candidate for the
Democratic nomination for register Of
deeds.
William q. Robertson and his friends
are making an active canvass to secure
his nomination on the Democratic
ticket for clerk of courts.
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Henry Weber is the conceded nom-
inee of the Republican party for register
of deeds. He has been long faithful to
his party and his friends demand that
his claims be recognized.
The regular meeting of the Sixth
Ward Central Democratic club was held
last night at its hall, corner South Rob-
ers and Fillmore streets. with about 125
in attendance. The club Endorsed the
following gentlemen as candidates for
the fall election: For register of deeds,
Herman Hagermann; county auditor.
Laurence Casserly; county treasurer.
George G. Armstrong; abstract clerk.
Frank A. Giles. Remarks were made by
Herman Hagermann, George Z. Arm
strong, Judge Smith, Frank A. Giles,
Henry kuehne and G. B. Stanley.
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To the Editor of the GLOBE.
In the Pioneer Press slate of today for
nominees OH the Democratic ticket. the
name of abstract clerk was left acant,
to be filled with the name of any ac-
ceptable son of the land of the midnight
sun, but allow me to suggest that the
appre ciating faculty of the sons of that
country, now voters of this country,
possess that brilliancy of discrimination
for which the sun OF that country is
noted for its life-producing rays in all
corners of the earth. and that they fully
appreciate that Frank Giles. by reason
of his experience in that Office, would
be TO it what the sun is to the earth.
A SCANDINAVIAN.
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Robert Seng says that he is ready to
say that no Republican can defeat him
as the nominee for auditor of Ramsey
county.
Andrew j. Hoban claims to have a
walk-away for the Republican nomina-
ton for the house of representatives IN
the Second ward.
"Denuy" Sullivan says that few of
his friends are urging him for the Re-
publican nomination for county auditor,
but he does not care to have the matter
mentioned in the papers. There are
others who want the same nomination
who are willing to have the fact bla-
zoned abroad The list includes Seng,
Sullivan, Conroy, Goss. Freeney. Horst.
all of whom are ready to assert that
they have the Republican nomination
at their backs.
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Since the chances for the nomination
of Charles E. Chapel for sheriff on the
Republican ticket has been practically
given up. a new candidate has been
selected in the person OF Charles f.
Reicnow, the present deputy in the
office. George Warren and Capt. John
Harris are not sure yet whether this is a
move to defeat them or whether Reic-
how has been put up in the interest of
the present sheriff, but they are both
claiming the nomination.