The Saint Paul globe., 1898-11-03
CAMPAIGN JABS.

Does Cn6 Cndpel-lflSn COmDln6 want maze
public just the amounts they paid for those
alleged affidavits, and when the sums were
paid? There is a strong disposition to oblige
them by public statement if they desire it..
By the way, who is it that gets that 10
per cent rake-off on the salaries of the depu-
ties, and is to make a good bonus besides
on the appointments, should the Chapel-IriSh
combine succeed at the polls?
1t was given out very publicly the other
evening at hackman's ball attended by the
two candidates for district court judge that
that $3.50 gambling debt which one Kline
claims is owing to him will be all fixed up
in good shape. if the Chapel-Irish combine
wins out.
The opinion of grand jury on the subject
is always of value The G o has pub
lished it regarding Wageners administra-
tion. VIII the organ of the ringsters tell us
what that opinion was when Chapel was in
power? If not. The G 10 b will have to
do so.
How about those records and returns of
unpaid personal taxes? The grand jury is
seriously thinking about subpoena while
Chapel is in town.
all the trailing" it has done in this cam
paign is too horrible to contemplate. But
it is not patch on what 1t will be before
the campaign is ended. Going to dances
doesn't agree with the ermine, especially
when beer is flowing somewhat promiscuous-
ly.
The heelers are finding "Billy" Johnson's
'easy money very handy in this campaign
What proportion has been contributed by
Bill Ames what by the street car corpora
tion and what by the Kiefer Veren will ap-
pear in Billy's statement of campaign ex-
penses
The penchant which the city fremen have
developed for jewelry since AroSin has been
on the fire board is something remarkable,
and they have been unofficially informed
that Arosin wants their custom.
1t is false that Hiler Horton has been
thinking of making a book on this cleo
ton.
Louis Wilkes is showing the same run
ming capacity that the famous horse of his
name developed.
Sam Lowenstein totes straight In politics.
Some of the grafters should induce Sam to
refrain from giving too plain expression of
his opinion of some Of them.
Doc Schiffmann is one of those who will not
stand for Arosins determination to knife
Sheehan.
The Breeze and Arosin are in agreement
on one subject at least 1t Is that nobody
having such a name as Sheehan has any
place in the G. o. P, or indeed in any party
The mid-road candidate for sheriff-his
name is George H. Irish, alias Chapel
shouldn't hug the blind alleys of political
warfare so persistently. Let him get in the
middle of the road quit the ticket
Doctor Nelson enjoys the distinction of
sharing with Irish the glory of being a
Mid-ROad Pop Ignatius Donnelly was asked
what he thinks of his associates. "SureIy. -
quoth the sage, politics maketh strange bed
fellows"
resolution was offered at one of the Re-
publican meetings the o her evening" pledgine
the Republican candidates for county com
missioners to turn in their $500 salaries for
the two years to cover the amount flcbed
from the county treasury under the salary
reduction" law. But it was instantly sup
pressed.
Alderman Donahower is usually self-pos-
sessed and discreet; but his condition of
mind when he became aware of Arosins op-
erations on Tim Sheehan did not speak much
for his discretion.