The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-27

showed up. they adjourned to the big
Demoeratic meeting about block away
and heartily applauded all the speakers
remaining until the lights We're put out.
Charles Kartak, the Democratic NOM
NEE for alderman In the Second ward is
Deing doomed by the solid citizens of both
parties, Benny Knauft's finish Is In easy
vision.
Eyep the Republicans are beginning tc
defeated for alderman in the Third bJ
votes. '
An honest. plain spoken man of his
M word, Charies Ferrier, the Democratic
noIninee Tor alderman in the First, Is
ihnaeklng such campaign as has never
DeIore been seen in the First ward Sc
1lsmayed at the prospect Of Frank HUI
Der election are the Fourth ward Re
pInlIcaas othar ns that they are accusing each
future better than the present, for that
Huber will succeed Donahower Is as GER
lam tam as though the ballots had already
Even Even the street railway company
soap has not been able to clean IN
Nocn Wocia,.t ror Jim Bel In the Sixth, and NJ J.
Htoflartys election by the vote of the
sturdy citizens Of that ward is a cinch'
EFT dhe ., Fifth ward has almost forgotten
a. Timer, who has been known to them
Tor years. His election will he nearly
tala.l tenanlimous. II only his opponents credi-
tors voted for Matt Bantz he wouId baWo
factor OF strength not to be despised.
All the Republicans are after Henry
pFdKes hiF' f.eo scalp. He is said to have kept
MS gloves on when he met his associafes
on the tlcket for fear his sacred presence
Hlisnt De profaned by the unhalloWed
touch OF a simple citizen.
There Is much CONSERVATION in. oartai,,
circles lest Filters election should keen
him in the office afternoons. Don't
,Tnlc Wofry. re VIII not come within 4,OO0
votes or otto Bremen. Otto is a bachelor
too' out not one of the curbstone dandies.
Louis Betz is not a watchdog yet, but
Seer SSou WGu4d you = mink think he was a bulldog to
near near the Republicans squel when thew
crop INTO meeting and hear Louis take
~ ~ - py the nape of the neck and shake
the deceit all off his jolly little figures,
WHICH ne II they are let lie, still.
AS election day draws near the chances
OF Charles Ferrier for election as alder
Man me- 1Sarra or the @ First ward grows brighter.
nominee when the votes are counted.
Thomas ]. Jordan. Democratic candi-
campaign, and Will be elected by a nice
majority He will receive the united
support SUI OF the wage earners throughout
the city.
Drake must be scared. He is sending
out personal letters to his friends asking
nnanclaI aid. 1t looks as though he was
between the devil and the deep blue sea
II ne Is defeated, he can blame no one
but his own blatting mouth. The sooner
tnoSe Seventh ward fellows learn that
eney eny are not the whole thing the better
for them and the Republican party.NSaf-
urday Evening News.
judging from the attacks they are maxi
ing on Philip Martin, one of the Demo
fEatlc assembly nominees, barbering is
b tne only sk1n-game the Republican, al
legs are terrortzing the city the cam
palgn committee evidently not havina
conhded Its list of friends to the police
and detectives. Poi-0e
The Second Ward Robert A. Smith and
Third street Saturday evening. T, J NC.
Oefmott, f. l.. MeGShee, DR.. A. ]. Stone
ing. 20 ''t0 iiise
There was big Democratic meeting al
FulIy 3e0 voters attended and gave en-
Those who addressed The The s meefing ffirgaSgss Wars
Frank OReilly, Thomas Kane, Aid b. T.
Murphy and Philip Martin.
The Democrats of the Twelfth nrectnct
OF the Eigth ward and Eleventh precinct
OF the Ninth ward held a toint meeting
at St Bernard's hall last evening
opeecneS were made by DR.. Justus As
mldt, Henry g. Tardy. P T. Geraghty,
AID. Bantz and Aid. Murphy.