Daily globe., 1879-08-28

Minnesota Politics and Other Gossip.
ISt. Paul Correspondence Chicago Times
Vergniaud said the French revolution, like
Saturn, devoured its own children. The Re-
publican party here just now is good deal
may be nominated, because then they will pit
some self-sacrifcing member of their party
against him, not with the ghost of a chance for
electing him, but as glad means of reducing
the solid Republican majority Of Il, 900. Pills
bury belongs to the Millers' association, and
the wheat ring is the slogan to alarm the farm
ers. Well it may be, for, like the order of
Providence, there is no outside competition.
Washburns dread is Pillsbury, and his am
bition the United States Senate. Donnelly will
CO. to Washington next December. and exhibit
his little volume of about 500 pages on Wash
burns election frauds.
While it will be awkward explaining away
three thousand majority, it isn't necessary, for
the proof Of any fraudulent or illegal voting is
enough It isn't likely that Donnelly will get
the coveted seat, but vacancy might be de-
clared-stranger things have happened-and
with Pillsbury out of the way, Washburn's am
bition could hope.
HALLS PAPER,
the Democratic GLOBE, plays the part of Iago
field for believing in the force of enthusiasm
moneyed league. But he does.
WINDOW.
The Presidents joke on Don Cameron is
about as grim as Conkling's on Window. He
kept his word in appointing a Pennsylvania
Cameronian following. Perhaps Don will
laugh last-over Bluff Aleck officially shut out
of two cities-Berlin and Washington. IT'S
getting almost Homeric exclusion for Ramsey.
scHooLMA'Ms
The multitndes of gubernatorial aspirants
has proved infectious in other directions.
There were $40 applicants for three positions to
teach in primary rooms. Miss Josie McKenty
passed q remarkable examination and took the
lead in all the grades up to the high school.
Now the innumerable rejected caravan of SOY
what are they going TO do without a chance at
the young idea? It's text for something pro
or con.
''P1NAFoRE."
The Chicago Church Choir Pinafore company
was as successful here in every way as Emma
Abbott. That's enough. The choristers were
invited by the Masonic encampment at White
Bear lake to spend a Sunday there. Two un-
toward things happened. First, when the Rev.
Mr.. Pope, the regular incumbent of the little
Episcopal church, got there, he found that
even chance look at those secularly engaged
on ''Pinafore,' could not beat Banagher, Spur
geon or Talmage. His essay on man wasn't
needed-in fact, Mr.. Pope found another shep-
herd with his crook and his sheep, and he went
home to write his resignation. Second,
there was "a conflict of fasci.
nation between the st. Paul young men.
He who claims the best figure in town believed
he had charmed one of the "Pinafore'' troupe
until the other fellow came on the scene, who
may be described as Traddles on account of
his hair, because it knows no part-ing-which
he claims ia sign of aristocracy. The way the
hair claimant fooled around that singer and
sneaked on the St. Paul train under cover of
the ''Pinafore" badge of admission was such
trial to the figure claimant that it is wonder
he didn't lay violent hands on Traddles. He
has been known to do such things. The Chicago
Church Choir Pinofore company is coming
again during fair week in September, and
then? POLY CARP.