The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-03
ECHOES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

There was many a man in st. Paul yes
terday feeling good over the election, and
they weren't all Democrats, either.
Ed Rogers didn't get rid of Filter after
all.
A Sixth ward Democrat remarked be-
fore election: Eve have all the cam
have Mcintyre and Christensen" The
vote shows he was right.
Ex-Mayor Doran just felt like laughing
aloud. Some of these wise Ones" said
he, will learn after awhile that all the
strength and wisdom of the party is not
centered in them
Visitors will not have to take off their
hats and salaam a few times when they
enter the comptroller's office after June
And Fred Stevens came all the way
from Washington to participate in an
other glorious Republican victory" All
There are other things. of more frequent
occurrence these days than glorious Re
publican victories. in Minnesota.
McCardy cannot use the water board
sinking fund to offset the deficit 1n his
vote, anyway.
Poor Ike Lederer
And Sam LoWenStein t
And Joe Jensen CDem.)
And Johnny Selb
And Condo Hamlin
And Joe Davis (the cop),
Yes, and poor Filter.
GetchelIs ninety-day sentence is rapid
ly expiring.
From this time on Democrats will Sc
cure that courteous consideration. when
they are doing business in Matt Jensens
office, which a public official is supposed
to show the men who are paying his
salary.
Under the Bell charter, Comptroller
McCardy will find there can be no trans
fer of election results The votes Mr.
Betz got remain in the Betz fund, and
that Is why SO many people are happy.
Fifteen majority is as good as $1,000
so far as loosing McCardy's grip on of
lice.
When he saw what had happened to
Chef, Chief Getchell decided that his fin
ish was in close range, and he proceeded
to issue new orders to put the town on d
highly moral basis for the period inter
Vening between now and June 5. A spar
ring match which had been advertised
for last night at the Palm Garden was
stopped, although the police had formerly
consented to its being pulled off after
election, and the patrolmen were notified
to keep sharp eye on the saloons after
midnight and insist on the utmost de-
cOrum on the part of owners of other
licenses when on the street.
It is the first time in long while that
McCardy has been confronted by a def
icit in his own fund-of figures.
A rumor was in circulation yesterday
| that the president of the assembly had q
share in the appointment of the police
| commission under the new charter and
! that this official would be a Republican
AS a matter of fact the president of the
| assembly has no more to do with the DO
! lice commission than has the Ahkoond
| of Swat.
The Democrats don't lose their Betz.
And the schoolma' ans did not keep a
single youngster after school yesterday
The colored troops ''seen their duty
and they done it,
| McIntire has thirty-five days in which
to convict the 300 criminals whom he
| thought he imagined he was going to ar
rest for intending to register Illegally
so that they could vote illegally If they
: Were not detected in 1t before they haC
! completed the pursuit Of their feloniou.
| purposes.
BY having majority of the assembly
the Republicans have hopes of retaining
Custorian George Gerlich in his presen
position. At least Mr.. Gerlich hopes they
have\ this particular thing in view.
The Republicans have commenced a
this early stage to pick out appointments
for the next mayor to select to the office
which will be at his disposal.