The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-05


All that new remains necessary to Krayen-
buhPs humiliating defeat is that his political
papa Eli. should make a canvass of the
Seventh ward in his BEHALF.
Horace BigelQws yellow dog and Tom Con-
roy's fox hound are in about the same class.
Thus far the ring candidate for sheriff,
who is running under an alias. is the only
victim of Kiefer's anti-Irish campaign.
Will Eli Warner get his friend Eustis. whom
he served so faithfully around convention
time, to say kind word for the Irish Chapel
combine at tonight's meeting?
Who is running against Judge Cory down
In the Third ward. any way? Anybody, or
nobody?
Jawge. who is now running against w. B..
Hennessy up in the Eighth and Ninth wards.
is suffering the penalty of having presided
over that awful convention.
1t Is not yet part of the public record that
any Of the gang candidates for county COM
missioners have refunded any of their I'LL
gotten wealth.
The great family Of official parasites are a
long time digging up those figures to show
that they are losing money in holding down
one eeoartment of the county government
DOC" schiffmann is all right He never
goes back on his friends. His speech for
Sheehan at the Second ward meeting was all
right. But why didn't he say Just brief
word for the man that looks like Hohsor :?
More traitors in the camp, Ell, Doc?
What made Fred Stevens send that gov
eminent report on the propagation of mush-
rooms to his constituents? Did they not have
sufficiently good object lesson In his own
person?
Brother Eustis will have wept vertable
salt lake by the time the election is over,
into which he can conveniently plunge when
he knows the worst.
Strange what a hard time Bob Dunn seems
to have among his wicked political partners
Bob has always been compelled to depend
on Democratic votes in the past. The sup
ply is unhappily for him. cut of this year.
Hitler Horton will know something Of the
horrors Of riding in an open car In very cold
weather when he takes his own temperature
on Tuesday evening next He will then I'M
derstand something Of the need of vesti-
bules.
VIII Ed Rogers move to Chicago when the
election is over7
Tim Sheehan has been referred to more
than once as the Irish Swede. He will know
enough to be straight Irish after the returns
come in from his own bailiwick.
Public meetings In political times have
grown decidedly unpopular among the Re-
publican grafters. Unpopular will not be the
word to use when they have dwelt for some
time on that Lind meeting at the Auditorium
While betting on this election is not es-
pecially active, 1t is understood that 1.-The
bookies" have a deep interest in the result
1 nthe Thirty-sxth district. They are pre-
pairing to send their regrets to Hiler.
George Gerlich has evolved from the hum
BILE beginning of running city hall ele-
vafn RI ho destination n hpinQ q
leading orator of the ringsters
The mid road Pop candidate for sheriff,
who is doing the campaign incog. does not
now need the aid of an affidavit to identify
a traitor. The commodity is so plentiful
that the difficulty now is to identify the fell
low who isn't traitor.
LET the dance go on and joy be uncon-
fined" or words to that effect, is the simple
refrain with which Lecturer Jaggard goes
through the campaign.
The "trustful'' candidate who is running
against Dick McNamee for senator will be
asking for trust himself after the election II
he doesn't take more care of his barl
Hiler Horizons familiarity with the scalp
the operation which his Democratic op-
ponent will perform on him next Tuesday.
The evening organ says that Mic Pott-
Gus trouble. No; 1t is only Mes enemies
that he is making trouble for. One Of these
is Hitler Horton, who imagined at the open
ing of the campaign that he might be elect
ed senator.
There are traitors in the Republican camp.
The discovery. is somewhat belated 1t is
as well now, however, as later, as there is
no prospect that there will be any Repub-
iican camp after this election.
candidates for whom 1t now appears neither
Democrats nor Republicans, and not even
mid road Pops. are willing 10 vote for.
Mr.. Elles the Democratic candidate for
abstract clerk, was born and raised in St.
Paul. Nobody knows nor cares where his
opponent was born. They know only when
and where he will die and be buried.
There are some sensitive souls who run for
office occasionally. One of these is the Re
experience has made him seriously sick. Let
US hope that when he knows the inevitable
he will recover.
How devoutly now the ringsters wish they
had not lugged the judiciary with them into
the nasty pool of their politics. II they had
not they might have some chance Of electing
somebody to something
John O'Connor has laid Johns securely
away in that little bed that the Fourth ward
statesman made for himself In pilipg up that
record in the last legislature.
What q wise precaution It was for Krayen-
buhl and IIiler to pool their issues. But
that Is not the kind Of pool, of course. that
Hitler denounced so touchingly in the legisla-
ture OF e3.
There will be a huge wake in the upper
fats on election night. Horace and his 'yel-
low dog will be beautifully laid out on the
occasion.
What basis Of assessment Will Bill Ames
adopt for property out at the far end Of
the Second ward when the other Bill gets
him that assessorship2 Or will he commits
ment?
What has Bill Ames contributed thus far
to the other Bits campaign fund?
The war Of Arosin and his friends on Tim
sheehan has come to close since Tim got
on his pins; but 1t is only for q time. 1.-THE
Irish must CO."
The campaign committee in the wholesale
district, which has been engaged in such des-
perate efforts to collect money for Republican
uses have now given their attention to it,
aerature If their literary efforts are no more
they will not even make a ripple.
The Major.
ON-RESIDENT INSANE.
State Agent Gates Will Make a Re-
port as to Deportations.
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