St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08

and affection have for it, and in further
consideration of 81, receipt of which is
hereby acknowledged, etc., will soon be
on warranty deed drawn by Thomas
/ Lowry in favor of Minneapolis conveying
his share Of the land west Of Central park.
Brush, the photographer, is going to
'take'' the members of the Press club.
This will be bitter pill for the public.
aid to talk in his sleep. We knew he
liked all the time he wa awake, but
fought he had to take rest some time.
The words fairly froze in J. B. Gilfllan's
)uth and his blood ran cold yesterday
len D. A. Secombe referred to him as a
bird which befouls its own nest"
Now that he is through lecturing upon
vii Government, what will Prof. ToIsley
I've to say about the administration when
= comes to lecture upon Local Govern
lent to the school-marns?
Yes. the Journals correct. Ed. Stevens
as received prominent mention"-but
lot for the Office of mayor.
A friend said confdentially last evening
nat when Mayor Pillsbury came home from
ne police commission investigation he said
Bring me some hot water: l want to soak
ny feet and go to bed. I'm sick"
Chief Stetson is nearly well. and will be
,ut looking for the Casual Listener" in a
ew days.
1t is understood that the action of the
Northern Pacific railroad in shutting down
N the sports is to head off A. B. Chamber
ain Of the Milwaukee ticket Office, who has
,iearly devastated the country.
Herman Westphal had just heard of the
Stevens investigation, and being told that
Stevens had issued a number of subpenas
for witnesses. remarked, in his character
stic way: well, one lemons (summons)
IS for ME; well, 1 goes and dhokes der
trains right away, pretty quick, und goes
on my farm bunting sometimes"
Mayor Pillsbury wears complacent,
meaningless smile in the police investiga-
ton. but he looks as though wry faces
would better fit his feelings. His adminis-
tration is in trouble.
Judge Donahue is in peck of trouble.
Sergt. Kirkham says Donahue wanted to go
cohoots with him in approprlating $40 put
up as bail by defendant in the municipal
court. He swears dire vengeance on the
up-river sergeant.
They do say that Dick Huntington lost
heart after the Ohio defeat and failed to
bet on New York state. What an oppor-
tunity you have lost to play even, Dick.
D. B. Johnson demands in the name of
common justice that the GLOBE explain
that the reason he is so anxious to sell that
office lounge is that it was on it that II. P.
Beard was found in a dying condition.
This explanation is made in Difference to
Mr.. JohnsOn's sensitiveness and his wife's
feelings.
George K. Shaw of the Dispatch thinks
A. j. Bethen wants to give st. Paul the
smallpox and wants everybody to be vac
cinated He is neediessly alarmed.
Blethen wouldn't give st. Paul anything.
Where was J. T. Tanning at the last
meeting of the water commissioners?
Another brilliant essay on hydraulics sup
to the lumber cut. the wheat
and -four output, ETC.. to say nothing of
the phenomenal increase in the city's pop-
ulation was expected.
Frank A. Mcdonald, the ''chip of the
old block" at the sale of public school lands
purchased twenty-one-hundre of an
acre which is located on the banks of Mud
lake. In the spring he expects to build
palatial summer residence there.
David Blakely has commenced to write
1--WE opine'' editorials for the journal.
Joe Aannix is fast becoming heavy
capitalist. A deed was yesterday recorded
showing that he owns third interest in
81, 1913 worth of real estate. In addition to
this he holds exposition stock to the amount
Of S25, and also owns shaving cup. which
mas his name upon it in gilt letters.