St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-04
COW ENPION GOSSIP.

A. C.. Clausen. of the state house ring.
had charge OF the campaign OF denny"
Sullivan" the executive committees"
candidate for county auditor. Mr.. Sui
iivan scorned the idea of hustling him.
self. and MIR. Clausen explained that he
was not an active candidate, the infer
ence being that the ring would pull him
through.
Capt. Bean was heard several times,
but always asking that policemen be
ordered to dispense the rabbie and re-
store quiet. The captain had been APP
pointed one of the observation-disclosures.
but was not as effective i'll preventing a
continuous tumult as he was In stop
ping the prize fight three years ago.
Dr.. Park Richie arrived late for the
afternoon session, and after careful
diagnosis declared that the trouble was
not local, but was complication OF
diseases extending from the Uranium to
the pedal eXtreiDities. He found an en-
largement of the head, overloaded
stomach and locomotor ataxia.
John Copeland scented trouble from
afar. and went out of the city before the
convention, leaving the county COM
lnittee without a chairman. He with
drew from the committee on the quiet
some weeks ago because of the fight
near it since.
members O. the Legislature conven-
ton, take yo' seats. De keounty conven-
ton retie to de reah," ammo luced E. p.
Wade, t1Ourishing a wIshbonp, after the
county convention had taken a recess
To see ii all the precincts had doctoied
up their returns for the county couven-
ton.
There were several kicks against
Chairman Morrison for not naming the
slated men on committees, and Mike
SchOrn asked by what authority the
chairman had disrsgartled the wishes Of
ward delegations. Schorn was damned
back in his seat by several centurions.
E. G.. rogers, in his acceptance
speech, trod the streets of ancient
Athens and lifted the banner of the
AthenIan money gatherers and Haunted
it as tit symbol for the Republican
party of today, which he likeued unto
the ruling power of Greece.
j. E. Markham wanted to get to the
front so that he could tell the Fourth
ward something. SO that they might
know that he was opposed to the arch
deacons of Democracy and favored Civ
lug q. l.. Horst another chance at rum
ming for Office.
Matt Jensen would have been NOM
mated had he not published card of
| withdrawal some time since. The
| Democracy is 10 be congratulated in not
having that strong hustler pitted against
| It's nominee.
Henry Johns, in seconding the nom
ination of Horst for register of deeds,
| gave Judge Kerr a hack.handed blow
| by declaring that Horst had been elected
| city treasurer and cheated out of the
| office
| W. G. Handy. late secretary of his
honor under the reform administration,
being recent convert, was honored by
bell named to both conventions FROM
Henry johns ward.
| George WOolsey. of the First ward.
appealed to the American sentiment of
the league clubs when seconding the
nomination of GOsS for auditor.
f. w. Root wanted it remembered
that history repeats itself after he had
alluded TO the fact that Republicans had
been slaughtered in the past.
! c. A. Severance wanted to oppose the
Irish with green ribbon man for
auditor and let Kahn and Sullivan cross
shillalies in the arena.
f. w. Zollman invoked the constitu-
tional rule of far-rtachIng power in
nominating I. F. Conroy for auditor.
+. b. Doran sat beside his manager, E.
Vanish. and watched the progress of the
Late fight"