St. Paul daily globe., 1894-09-01
BUY ONE TOMORROW
MINNEAPOLIS.
GOSSIP OF THB CURB.

Now that eX-Ald. Mills has been nom-
mated by the POpulists TO run for sena-
tor III the Twenty ninth district against
Joseph l.. Kiichli, there is no doubt but
exciting times will follow. The Tam
many society. it is understood. will cup
port him to a man, for two reasons.
mauy society: and. secondly, he is
kiichlrs opponent.
The Mr.. Beemer who Is a candidate
for mayor on the Republican side was
Prohibitionst two years ago. and suf-
fcred defeat in the Thirteenth ward.
where he made his race for an aid err
manic position against Aid. Currier.
There are several candidates in the
same old party who are by no means
Prohibirionists, and it is suspected that
perhaps Mr.. Beemer has also had a
change of heart.
An advance copy of Town Talk found
Its way into the GLOBE office last night.
1t contains among other "hot STUFF a
full list of the Minneapolis members of
the A. P. A. The list embraces num-
Der of Republican candidates and sew
eral prominent people who will no
doubt howl wnen they see copy of the
paper today.
Here is little item that will please
the chuch members of the local Repub-
lican party:
A youth employed at Moore's employ
ment agency was accused of having
robbed his employer OF $40. He stated
that he had lost the money out of his
pocket, but to the superintendent of
police he admitted that he had lost it in
gambling at the Syndicate gambling
house on First avenue south. The su-
perintendeut recovered the money for
him.
The Democrats are still talking of
Joseph A. Martin for mayor. He is
the president of the HenGepin Demo-
cratic league and the head of the firm of
grain merchants. Martin & Wyman.
He is well and favorably known
throughout the city.
1t is understood Aid. Loye. of the
Fourth ward, has made partial arrange
me is to have the tiremen of the ward
TO pack the primaries for him. Ii the
firemen are men of seuse-and it is
supposed they are-they will attend to
their duties and let politics and the
primaries alone.
ApropCs CT this Loye matter 1t may
be well to let tine Democrats and others
of the ward know few items oil his
aldermanic record.
First He voted to give free water to
the central market, which enabled Har-
low Gale to rent out his stores at a
cheaper rate than those on Commission
row.
Second-He voted for all the bond
issues by the park board.
Third-He voted with the crusaders
In every Instance.
Fourth-He has contract with all
the city engine houses for the harness
repairing.
1t is generally conceded by those who
are posted on politics in the Sixth ward
that Hon. Tim Flynn will be the Demo-
cratic nominee for alderman from this
baillwick. Two years age he came
within an ace of receiving the nomina-
tion against Aid. Anderson, all of which
demonstrates his popularity among his
fellow residents.
This is what the French paper. Echo
PQuest, thinks of Freeman p. Lanes
recent conversion to Populism:
Hon. Freeman P. Lane caused great
surprise recently by entering the pail
Of the Populist party. His sudden con.
version to Popu!ist principles has ere.
ated a certain sensation i'll the city and
the Populists could not even explain
the cause which led him to commit this
political apostasy. No longer than TWO
months ago Mr.. Lane delivered before
the Franco American Republican league
fairly eloquent speech in favor of pro-
lection and the Republican party, in
which he took stand that marked him
as strongly in favor of Republican prln.
ciples.
"Du sublime an rldicule il NY qu'un