Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
LOAVES AND FISHES.
MORE or THE BRETHREN STRUG
CLING FOR THEM.
Major Upham Names His Private Sec.
rotary Candidates for
Places.

w. J. Anderson, Milwaukee CORE.
spondcnt OF the Chicago Inter Ocean,
has been appointed Gov. Uphams pri,
vntc secretary. The position Of exec,
utlve clerk will be given to Frank
Coon. OF Mnrshileld, u trusted young
friend OF the governor. Mr.. Anderson
Is about "a years old, Is n Methodist,
and has a family. Hd will be a prime
fayorite in the capital city.
John NJ. Ewing Will probably be
chief clerk Of the land otiicca place
he once held. Egbert Wyman, of
Crandon, David Schriner. of Lancaster,
q. Nj. Cans and q. A. Barry, OF Eau
Claire, q. y. Bartz, of Wausau, q. b.
Church and w. Il. Angcvinc, Of Mil
wnukee are Ill after the same snap.
Edward l.ocw. of Milwaukee, wants
to be state game warden.
II. g. Adams. of Madison and l.. +.
Pond. OF Westiicld. are said to be will
Ing to take the position of superlntend-
"nt of public property, but 1t seems to
be- settled that tx Senator John w. De
Croft, formerly of Alma but now Il
Marshtleld editor, Is booked for that
berth
Henry Fischer, of Milwaukee, is
said to want his old place rs state
treasury agent.
1t Is rs well rs settled that l.. X.
lAse, of Stoughton, will be assistant
attorney general again. DIR. Tanner,
of Kaukauna, In In the field for the
oil inspectorshlp and j. 9. Williams,
of Dodgeville, is looking for II good
place. E. j. llenning, of the univer,
sity, Is after n place In the state treas
nrcrs office For the position OF labor
statlstlcian. Il, Ray Stevens, Of Mad.
son, Is II candidate, but the Milwaukee
evening papers declare that .Ierre G.
Murphy, the brilliant capital CORE.
spondcnt OF the Sentinel, is prominent,
" mentioned for the place. All the
newspaper boys hope he will pluck the
pcrsimmon.
Chns. E. Bross, of Madison, will be
an active candidate for the chief clerk
ship of the state senate. Ills long OK
pcricncr In that position would render
him OF very great value to Il body
which will include so many men unfa.
miliar with the manner of lawmaking.
Mr.. Bross can dispatch business with
a celebrity that Is astonishing.
Capt w. w. Jones, one Of the most
agreeable men ever occupying II pub.
lie office, will, II Is Il forrgone conclu.
sion, go back into the secretary OF
states office. Who the assistant sec.
rotary OF state will be Ia not yet
has been mentioned" IL the Demo.
crat could only pull the strings sue.
scssfully no change would be made
in that position; but Il. Il. Leonard
would be kept there till he was as old
Ms the late u. H. Tullis. who 40 long
and So faithfully kept the huge books
In the state department.
1t IN the opinion In military circles
that Col. Charles King, OF Milwaukee,
will be adiutant general.
Saturday republican came In from,
the country and, meeting IN old demo
cratic friend. asked well, what dc
yol think OF the landslide?"
Landslide" exclaimed the democrat
why II was Il combination OF au
earthquake, simeon, a tornado and
cyclone, followed by blizzard"
And now comes Col H. l.. Earr
backed by many friends In Madison
and other parts of the state. to ash
for I'll, position OF assistant superin
tendent Of public property. IL repuh
leans are not ungrateful the colonc
will be there. He has been har,
worker for the 4. 0. y. all through hi
maj hood, ~ some democrats will r.
member. Madison Democrat