The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-25

the assignee wind up the affairs of mis- build
ing and loan association after the voters get
through with him May 8.
Aid Donahower is signing for few Bickels
and few banks that are not broken. but
they're all gone this time. The depositors are
left but they are not going to vote for the
Fourth ward man.
sfoner If kiefer CA do anything to get him
named, is having trouble with Capt. Galick
The captain has his schatchen shop in the
city hall free of charge and while the court
commissioner business Is not much Of gold
mine it leads to better things. The schat i Ell
feature of his business is very cons derabIe
sharp competitor. Yesterday when he heard
first that Brady had been put on the slate
he started out to make row and would ha
made 1t If he could have got anybody to listen
to him at Republican headquarters. Selb wa5
alone when Gallick got there in the after noon.
SelD Is sore anyway, and since he has been
secluded from the sight of his friends by
being buried in the committee he las
become morose He would not only not Ii tel
to Gallick's complaint but threw the ad in
term judge Of the probate court out. But
therell be trouble today when he gets the
ear of the chieftain.
There will be Kiefer meeting in the Fifth
ward tonight. A most desperate effort is be-
ing made to get Reeves pulled through in
that ward if possible. and a good deal of
lie time of the colonel will be spent in the
ward during the week.
Jaggard, who refused to go out there among
the Bohemians, because, he said, they were
unwashed and savored Of Joe Davis. has
been forced to go back to demonstrate to
the people that he didn't mean the COM
ment made.
Rogers will make a bid for the support of
the ward In his congressional campaign, but
Oar Reese sticks to his original proposition
that he is not going to waste his breath on
people who do not follow him III his intricate
handling of the tariff and other live issues.
You'd. who is running for alderman in the
Sixth, wants to withdraw. but the Republi-
cans have refused to allow him to get of
the ticket 1t is quite clear that Bell is
defeated, and there Is proposition to
throw that part of the Republican vote that
can be controlled to You'd. AS things stand
he could not be elected with his own vote
added to all that Bell could poll.
If Humphrey Barton only has time to get
the record Of Mr.. Sanborn in the matter of
street railway ordinances before the people
of the Seventh it will be all day with Mr..
Senborn. .
Knauft, of the Second. who had Kiefer
drive Capt Burger off the aldermane ticket
is feeling the effect of the treatment given
Berger. The decent people of tn ward are
up in arms against Knauft for threatening
to have the old soldiers pension taken away
from him, and ]. M. Smith has received
personal letters from enough people in the
ward to elect him. The defeat Of Knauft
VIII De a lesson 10 pOlltlclanS VINO go on the
theory that any means justifable when
the end to be attained is party success.
Joseph James McCardy talks at the Re
publican meetings in the First ward Just like
a man who was framing UP Job to break
into the BARRIERS union. i!a IS beginning t.
understand that he has the job of his fa
cut ont to beat Anthony Yoerg. Why Joseph
does not attempt to explain his connection
with and Endorsement CT Horst in the matter
# frittering away he cty's monay IS
question that is bothering them over at Re-
publican headquarters.
II one should go out on any street In the
city and ask the first dozen men one should
meet: What do you think Of tie present
city government" every man Of tn I'm would
comprehend his opinion in the word, "Rct-
ten" If it is rotten. and t Is conceded 10
be so by every one from Mr.. Sodini to Mrs
Root. then why should the Republican party
think 1t possib to re-elect the aldermen and
assemblymen who are part Of the rotten m
stituton? There is not rhe least danger, as
things look now, Of any of the present
rotten crew being returned.
"Dere's goin ter be trub an I'm duckin'."