Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-16

NOUS saint, who left his country Iowa) for his
country's good, departed, the Gil BE is unable
to say, except that it is more than probable.
that the raising of the wind to replenish the
depleted purse of the assembly treasury. - in
ord r to pay the demands now knocking with
such unwonted vigor ut its d ors, WAS the
prime object in view. What else could ever have
induced the Iowa Lucifer to abandon the
heartfelt pleasure of a song from that famous
song book for sale cheap at twenty-five cents
cash, for one whole day. the GLOBE confesse.
itself unable to divine, except perhaps that he
was getting up some new ''divvy" on some new
enterprise which has not yet assumed material
shape. The deacon's heart yearns for ''divvits"
as 1t does for song from that famous song
book, sold at the book stand for twenty-five
cents. and the strains of his own especial band
imported for his own especial delectation.
By the way, that pink and essence of all
truth. the good deacon, declares he never reads
the GLOBE. and that the GLOBE is hostile to
him because the Park was not located
at White Bear. The pinus old fraud is dis
posed to catch at htraws. He is as incapable Of
understanding the motives of the GLOBE as be
is IT practicing the precepts of true Christian
ity or OF being anything else than fraud of
the first water. While occupying the position
of p, esldent of the Clear Lake association he
brought dissension and discord into what had
been previously u pro- porous and united or
SANITATION, and of being kicked out for
his misdeeds, came to Minnetonka to
play the same game-a scheme in
which. to give the devil his dues, it must be
said he has most admirably succeeded. So far
from the GLOBE regretting the non-location of
the Park at White Bear ia concerned, it must.
in all candor say, it congratulates the people
OF that locality on the final result, and declares
most unequivncally that if Gilmore aud his
gang are to run the institutiOn, it was q most
lucky escape. No locality can possibly be a
gamer by having any institution located in ite
limits which is run by such narrow gauged
ana hldebound set as are running the Lake
Park.
THE IOWA GANG.
Some of the Iowa crowd still remain, though
they are few in number. The Iowa boom ia q
thing of the past and is not likely to occur
again, as long at least as the present manage.
ment remain in power. Large numbers of
Iowa people who had started thither and re.
celved en- route information as to the reception
to be accorded them, have stopped over in St,
Paul. and when they leave will return straight
hOmeward.
EMPTY POCKET BOOKS.
The finding of pocket books still goes on but
it is notable that they are all empty when found
and restored. The only exception is that of a
waiter boy in the hotel, who really found roll
r..
But he does not, it is needless to say, belong to
the elect.
PERSONAL.
Hon. Geo. R. Vending leaves this morning
for Chau,auqua. where he will deliver his
lecture: Reply to lnge1soll from a secula,
standpoint. Whether he met the fate of his
predecessors as regards his pay is not known but
the chances that he did are, to say the least
good.
THEY WANT A BOOM,
Now that 'denominational days" are played
the crafty heads Of Gilmore, Keith l. Co. are
devislng new schemes to get up boom. CHEAP
tickets are the Observation-Disclosures which re-
duce all expenses to RI Is for the round ,rip.
The go d brother Keith again started home.
ward last evening to look after his post office.
1t must be that the pious BROTHERS, conscience
is shifting him. If so, we'll done for the
GLOBE.