St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-08
CARNIVAL CHAT IN CHICAGO.
Jealous OF the Zee PaIace-SOme OF
Our Local lights Abroad.


Our Local Ligh Abroad.
Special 10 the Globe.
CHICAGO, Feb. I've ST. Paulites in
Chicago join with you in IAN Hail TO the
King Borealis. and long may he live. The
carnival and ice palace is the great subject
of conversation in the hotel lObbles, at the
clubs, at parties and the fireside. and when
ever ST. Paul gentleman makes himself
known he is QuiZZed nearly 10 death in re-
gard TO the great carnival now in progress.
In the Grand Pacific hotel block is a large
painting of the palace, which attracts great
attention. although the average spectator
looks at il as if doubtful that it Is an act
ual structure.
The railroads running to st. Paul all
have a generous supply of ice palace liter
AZURE, but il seems as If some better arrange
ment might have been made in regard TO
excursion rates, as excursion tickets are
only sold ON Mondays and Tuesdays Of each
week, and good for return until and includ-
ing the following Monday, so that after the
DAYS named full rates are charged.
The Chicago News is inclined to
BELITTLE ST. PAUL
and the carnival in sour grapes style.
In q recent issue il said it was strange that
such hypoborean regions should exist so
near TO Chicago, which was enjoying such
beautiful weather etc, but l think that
every Chicagoan would only be glad to ex-
change their ten-belOwZero-L London-fOgs
for the clear, crisp, dry air OF St Paul at
% ; below.
1t also SAYS that "a town addicted to
sliding down hill would seem to give little
encouragement TO capital and immigration"
That settles tObogganing.
The true ChicagOan is a very Jealous in
dividual, and he views with terrified amaze
ment the array of titles that is being con-
| ferred upon the foremost citizens of the
great Northwest. and it Is currently re-
ported that Patrick
DUKE OF MALONE
will be retired sOr offensive partiSanshiI
| from the II. p. club at its next meeting,
unless he declines the preferred decoration,
and that petition is now on its way tC
President Cleveland requesting him to com.
pei the new duke to renounce the honor as
being incompatible with the sentiments OF
the administration.
The many friends of Tallmadge. the
earl of Rio, earnestly hope his majesty
will consider the earlis great organizing
faculty and its results in the prosperou:
JObbers' union. and his work during the
carnival and create him Tallmadge, Prince
of Soda this first love as Rio is his second).
l met DR.. Talbot Jones, II. o.. as h'
stood in front of the Grand Pacific lookinG
at one of Chicago's pets, the board of trade
building and the doctor evidently scented
the perfume of its bull-pens and bear-pit
as he hastily pulled Ous his memorandum
book and remarked to himself as he wrote
II shall recommend to the board - -,
and as beautiful blush Suffused his coun
tenance, he in an apelOgetic tone said
This town is growing so much
LIKE ST. PAUL
that forgot l was not at home" wa:
chatting with T. w. Wyman of MinDeap
oils at the Sherman house to-day, and as
was about to make my adieus l said. .
wonder at your leaving Minneapolis at tn
heighth OF its season"
did you read Capt GilmOre's poetry a
at our jObber's banquet?" was all the reply
| wonder what ne meant?
Charles PiilSbury of Minneapolis was OF
the floor of the board of trade yesterday
and it is said that several samples of shOT
wheat actually wInked at him, howe yer,
did not see it myself.
Julius 5. Gurney, Chicago's city comp
trOller, is confident of being the successO
of our Saltwater banker as comptroller o
currency.
The GLOBE is in great demand here 70
its grand description of the grandest affai
of its kind ever known, and next 70 seeln
it is to read the GLOBES account OF il
Long may she wave.