The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-06

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The truthful candidate for senator in the
Thirty-fourth district will have the same
privilege after election which has bean 81
often exercised by Republican candidates in
the past-of emigrating.
When Bill Ames is assessor, Horr, it is
safe VIII be his assistant What horrible
thought
Outside the Mid-Road Pop candidate for
sheriff in this county. the chief bond which
u tI the leadership Of the two parties is
the bond of the typewriter.
When Judge McCafferty made his speech
last evening in support of Judge Willis and
the entire. state and county ticket of his party,
few of his friends who handle the literary
end of the Republican, graft in this county
and who make the Commercial club their
headquarters, We're exceeding downcast.
How much would the gross earnings OF
the Pullman outfit amount to on business
long would the state be able to find banks
in which to deposit the tax collected thereon
under Hiler's CON law?
Maybe Hiler does not know that the state
cannot regulate interstate commerce. May
be- And yet those who know Horton know
that he is a pretty knowing fellow.
All the small-fry lawyers who were hust-
ling to get On the district bench under the
auspices of the ringsters have retired to. their
dens.
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!, When en- Arosn has helped to skin sheehan in
the Thirty-third district, will Kiefer give
him a good thing in the way of an appoint
ment to make up forihis defeat by Nielsen:
If the street car organ makes public the
grand .jury's opinion of Chapel's administra-
ton OF the sheriff's office D The G 10 will
promise not to say ANOTHER word about those
delinquent tax receipts which Chapel carried
on as his personal property.
If Billy Johnson and the mayor should meet
in executive session to select an assessor
would the legal representative of the street
car concern be allowed to remain in the room?
john Ives is making things hum over in
the Firth ward Horace Bigelow should set
yet time.
II Herman oppenheim- were not a gentle
man what fun he could have with the owner
of the yellow dog who builds his political
flats.
Lou Wilkes declares that a policy on the
public life of Hitler and his friend the ex-
deputy sheriff, would be an extra hazardous
risk.
Henry Johns says on his election card: "For
81 Paui nrst, last and all the time 1t
was merely typographical error. 1t should
have been: For Johns first last and all
'ne 'ine' ana for all time thereafter.
II the business men and property owners
OF me Third ward are idiots or political
gra1ters. why. of course, Judge Cory will not
De member of the house this winter. But
as TINS is something of a wild assumption,
propnecy would not be amiss. They are
OeCting down there on the judges majority.
Now comes forward, foxy ''Billy" Johnson.
ana vowlng he ne'er will explain explains
or, more properly, makes bluff at explain
ing. Billy has now effecMally settled the
question as to who lied about that four-track
sscneme on University! Billy is foxy; but
there is an old story about the fox that
burned his own tail; he was never the same
lux Inerea1ter.
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why doesn't the slopepai fblow some Of Its
contents over that salary STEAL and get some
OF the multitudfnous- family Of parasites to
tel US when they areIgoirg to refund that
money that the official head OF the family
nlched from the county treasury? Did he
draw the money? If he Didn't, why not say
sof II he did, has he refunded It? If he
hasn't, when, II ever, is he going to do sol
Yes. Hitler can distinguish danger from afar.
Whenever Hiler is in publifstation danger Is
Fifty per cent digcog4nt On all our stoves
and ranges. The Palace Furniture and Car