Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-07

Great Scott wanted 70 be the only Judge
to be honored with a denomination by the
| dervish republicans. He held out against
Keysor to the last. but finally condescended
to let Keysor share the glory with him so
long as he could turn down all the other re-
publican judges.
| Jacobsen was nominated in order to catch
the Danish vote; Heimrod was put up to
cdtch the German vote. and Redfeld was
named to catch the dago vote. Mcdonald, it
Is said. will poll the Scotch vote. while Bax-
ter is hot after the native American vote.
1t is hardly fair for Broatch and Charee to
put Vandervoort in the box as they have
during this campaign. Broatch and Chafee
are both candidates for the dervish nominal
ticn for mayor. Vandervoort is under po-
ltlcal obligations to both and will have to
show his hand pretty soon. He can't afford
to give Chaffee the Dodlin heart. and he needs
Broatch in his business. In halting between
two duties he is apt to come out as a candi-
date for mayor himself.
bright young girl approached Dorsey
Houck at the court house and asked him to
buy few tickets to the fair that was being
given for the benefit Of the Sisters of the
Good Shepherd. Dorsey is one of the
rankest A. p. AS in town, but he's member
Of the Episcopal church of the Good Shepherd
and thought 1t would be only the decent thing
to help the girl and the church out at the
same time. He invested 81 in tickets and
then took charge of the girl and introduced
her to every official in the county building
and staid with her until she had sold all
her tickets. After the little ticket seller had
gone away Dorsey sat down, flushed with
the happy consciousness Of having done
good deed. He looked at his tickets and
Holy Moses, discovered he had bought four
tickets for the Catholic fair at Creighton
hall and had urged his A. p. A. friends to
do the same thing. He felt as Scott did
when he found he had signed a petition for
Catholic woman who seeking a posi-
tion from the library board. He tore up the
tickets and sought to repair the injury he
done his conscience by paying up his dues
in the subcellar lodge.
Colonel H. c. Akin has announced himself
as candidate for the dervish nomination for
city treasurer. f. b. Bryant is also a can
didate. They assert that they did not get
fair run for their money in the county con-
vention. Charley Unit is not a candidate
lot any ONCE that is secured by votes OF the |
citizens. He is quietly seeking the appoint
ment as meat inspector. to succeed Frank |
He don't pretend to know anything about the
meat business. but says he is as thoroughly
qualified from political standpoint as Frank
was.
c. Ranter Scott in his speech before the
dervish judicial convention said: -Four years
ago said that the man who came before me !
with patch on his trousers would have the |
same consideration as the man who appeared |
in broadcloth Prince Albert coat. l have |
kept that pledge" Indeed you have c. Ran |
ter, just like the old woman kept tavern |
Smith came before you with patched trousers |
along with Jardine in Prince Albert coat |
Both were charged with the same offense, |
crime in which they were partners. Smith |
is serving five years term in the peniten- |
tiary and the self-confessed, equally guilty |
Jardine is wearing his broadcloth Prince |
Albert coat on the streets today. and he |
has to thank you for outraging justice and |
the law for his benefit.