St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-21
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the statement she predicted the death of six
officers during the Exposition. She says some
one is envious of her success but this is
scarcely probable
1t is said Assistant Manager Billings is the
hoodoo of the Minneapolis club, and tint
whenever he is seen on the grounds the club
loses. This was rudely upset. however, when
Minneapolis beat Oshkosh on Wednesday and
again on Friday, with Billings sitting on the
bench.
President Northrop of the University
Since my return / have had but little oppor-
tunity to learn what is being done at the
university. l shall look matters over to-day
The examination for admission begins the
| last day of August, and the regular work of
the term in the way of recitatioaS commences
Sept. 6. l have not been advised of an y
changes in the faculty except in regard to q
few minor matters. Mrs. Wilkn has re-
turned from years absence in Europe and
will resume her work this fall. Prof. Brady
is now in Europe, but will be here at the be-
ginning of the term. Prof. Mclean, who
has been East, returned yesterday. There
are indications of very satisfactory attend
ance during the fall term.
G. B. Tirrell district deputy clerk-That
sewer engine on Franklin avenue can do any
thing Swede can, except vote.
Col. Hibbard, general manager of the EYpo-
sitioD, on crowded street car absently-
''This way, madam; here's space reserved for
YOU"
The verdict of the jury IN the anarchists
trial at Chicago was unanimously approved
yesterday on the streets.
Neal Dow, not the Prohibitionist but q
druggist, was before the municipal court
yesterday for selling liquor without license.
Col q. w. Johnson-I found the president
at breakfast when l called, and he was 10
leave a half hour later Secretary Lamont
said it was impossible to see MIN; I said l
must. Secretary Lamont came out again and
said 1T was impossible. / said again | must
Finally the president came out ana went into
his private office. | went in and tackled
him; fixed everything in moment. He was
very pleasant, willing to do anything and said
he had heard great things about Minneapolis;
was sorry he couldn't come to the
the Exposition. ] fixed the bonding matter
by telling the treasury department there was
no law against making Minneapolis a port of
entry, andsthey concluded there wasn't The
irish National league convention at Chicago
is one of the largest, best tempered and most
intelligent bodies j ever saw. John E. Red
mond is one OF the most able orators ever
listened to.
Assistant City Attorney Careton-T mean
to prosecute drug stores that have been SELL
ing liquor just as vigorously as the other
''blind pigs
One minute of Col. Hibbard's conversation
mo, Sir, no space, not an inch; Miss Kent
write an order for this man to the Omaha
road; go beyond the stairway in the gallery;
you've got lots of cheek; telephone him;
where In thunder is Byron? Where are the
workmen's passes? All, my friend, come in i;
you forfeited your space and 1 gave it out
yesterday; I'll sit for my picture Monday
morning sure; the committee meets to-mor-
row at 1880; right here; you'll find your
space marked off on the floor, etc.
Col. u. ID. Rogers of the market has Just
returned from leisurely trip through the
state and says-Old wheat is moving slowly
along the Jim river. The total receipts for a
distance of $50 miles is about 10000 bushels a
day. Very little is done yet in the way Of
threshlng, The average yield will be near
Ten bushels per acre through the Jim valley
Eastward the crop gains in yield and quality
until the top of the Dakota hills is reached.
Thence to Minneapolis there is good crop.
Stacking nearly completed all around and the
grain is in good condition.
~ the budget of bills passed upon by the
cN council last night was ne for S552s in
fave. OF s. G. Cutter, the ex-alderman who
manipulated the~city hall repairs, with which
the city is perfectly familiar. The bill was
for supplies and work at the workhouse.
Aid. l. 'Herault promptly withdrew the bill.
The alderman says be wants to see the city
hall deficit made good before Mr. Cutter gets
any more money from the city.
BrutuS Heilman, the official bootblack. is
having his full dress uniform pressed ont
and put into prime condition for the grand
parade. he will take position in line with
the policemen.
Another attorney yesterday added his
opinion to that previously given by fellow
legal light, that a man may accept the Office
of governor and mayor of Minneapolis at the
same time.
The officers of the police department
feasted on prairie chickens last night, the
result of two days hunt by two of the
mayors staff, in Dakota.
40 hip1-
archlsts conviction? think the only mis-
take made was in not convicting all of them
L am In no sense of the word an anarchist, a
socialist or 8 communist In these cases the
death penalty cannot be inflicted too quick to
suit me. These people may have had cause
IN the old country for their extreme views,
and may have fed on that account to a free
land, but there is nothing in our government
which could warrant the promulgation of
such views as they entertain.