St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-20
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| The good work of clearing out the gamblers
and confidence men Of Minneapolis goes
! bravely en- There is no room for believing
the motive to be other than the best and il
will certainly be so conceded except by those
whose little Judgment is utterly warped by
partisan prejudice
Owners Of cutters were entirely happy,
| Yesterday, and the air was delightful for
| sleighing. Park avenue is not yet sufficiently
! broken up for slelghlng, put day or two
| more will do it.
ellis election" said an evening paper. This
| is about as nearly correct as this paper ever
comes for 1t is one Of those which has falsi-
fed Mayor Ames so persistently that the
habit of lying now controls it.
The Casino will determine whether there
still exists auy remnant of the roller skating
craze This chameleon structure will change
from thea,er back to rink by THANKSGIVING
DAY.
Several mem oers of the Union league, who
are Opposing lis caucus scheme, say there is
now no use for the new plan. inasmuch as
everyone of the bosses received q black eve
at the late election.
1t is said Prof Warren "entertalns a score
of tafors" since the last election. the result
of the overwhelming lady vote he received.
Coroner Hill ought TO have chance at this
vote. tor he would get it solid.
Where is the Irish hospital?" a stranger
asked police officer yesterday. 1t was a
poser to the military man. and the man adde d :
Il mean ST. Barneys." He was then directed
to St. Barnabas.
II was not TO be expected that Mayor Ames'
order closing out the gamblers would receive
any commeD lation from the Republican
press. 1t die not. Their course has all along
been so contemplate that the change would
be too radical. They fear Mayor Ames. and
therefore naturally hate him. He merely
laughs at them.
The Journal says the state sis entitled 20
| seven congressman, and there should be re-
diStricting at once" The legislature of Mn
neSOta can make the i've districts of the state
more nearly equal in population at any time
| il sees ut, but the state cannot under the
laws of the country secure an increase of
! congressman until the census of 1890 has been
| taken.
| 1t is rumored Thomas Lowry will build 8
! million-dolar residence upon his return from
nate is now engaged in looking up Partisan
| chateaux, Swiss chalets. Roman palaces and
| Greek temples with a view to securing point
ers in the construction line.
Mai Camp is TO the front again with pre-.
dictiOn of a SnOwstorm. The gallant major
! should have waited until he saw the fakes il
| the distance.
haste directly after his interview with A. K
McGill. 1t is possible thar in his couvaescing
| state the interview was too much for him.
Mrs. NJ. Havendale wrote crisp letter tC
the council last night, complaining of the big
policeman who ordered her to clear the snow
from her sidewalks every time it showed OF
! blew. She had just come to Minneapolis.
and considered this hardship on widow.
In her opinion, the city should remove the
| snow, as well as the garbage.
| About the most important business trans
| acted by the council last evening was the adop-
ton of motion by Aid. Sly. instructing the
/ committee on public buildings to ascertain
who runs the city hall elevator.
| Aid. Dryer has come out as a humani-
! tartan. He worked a resolution through the
council requiring the street car company to
keep extra horses to assist in hauling cars up
| the grades on Washington avenue.
| Now that a rival company is in the field,
the Brush Electric Light company is growing
generous. I'm order TO fully show how its
system can light the Streets the company
has worked in forty-seven new street lights
| at reduced price for the remainder of the
term. Next time, however. when the lights
are fixtures, full price will be demanded,