St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

had 10 pay large amount or money"
"why don't you let the railroads pay a part
OF the BILLY" exclaimed Judge Chandler.
"They use the depot almost as much as you
do"
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salvini. the Italian tragedian. had spoken
his best lines last night on the stage OF the
Grand opera house and the curtain was rung
down on the most dramatic situation in he
play of THE Outlaw" when Dung man in
the audience addressed a companion by eX-
claiming II don't like"
"He'S a great actor" answered his frie nd.
81 know that" replied the first talker, "but
/ don't like this mixing up OF Italian and
English. This performance is a cross between
an L Italian opera and an English theatrical
show. 1t is neither yet partakes of each"
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A ST. Paul real esta lealer recently visited
Duluth. When ask 4 IN his return. how b Re
liked the lake city o. the Northwest he re-
piled, "They have sold all the property in
the town and are now trying TO sell the privi-
lege for filling in the lake. It's a booming
place. but is not well prepared for ST. Paul
men. Now 1 was there only twenty-four
hours and would you believe It, drank the
town dry of gin fixes. Ny last rink, before
leaving. exhausted the supply"
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A tail man with unshaven face, soiled linen
and well-worn clothes walked into the COM
posing room Of the St. Paul GLoBR last night.
His hair, gray as badger, was half concealed
by a fur cap. His eyes, gray also, wandered
constantly and rested for no great length of
time on any individual or object. HIS move
ments were quick and nervous; his whole
demeanor being that of q man who is suffer
ing from some mental disorder. He asked
for a compositor giving a certain name, and,
on being Informed that no such man held a
case, started down stairs and out on the street
| in a daZed condition.
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Such was the appearance of VIII II. Ker-
nan, the former editor of the Okolona States,
Mississippi, who for a short period
enjoyed considerable nOtoriety in Re-
publican Newspapers on account Of
his rabid editorial utterances.
In giving an account of his location in the
south, he said that in 1875 he published n
paper in Urbana. Ohio. but felt obliged to
leave the state because the Cincinnati En-
quirer made fun Of him and his utterances
and invariably compared him to George
Francis Train. He disliked this public ridi-
cule of the leading Democratic newspaper of
Ohio, and so, suddenly, gave up his paper
and started for the South. He located at
Ozoloma and taught school and wrote for the
States.
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'The first editorial ever wrote" said he,
"that created a sensation was partly an acct
dent. 1t was the day for the paper to come
| out. The boy came up and said they wante d
about two sticks OF matter before they could
make up the forms and go to press. didn't
know what to write about. looked on the
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The boy said that it was about time TO go to
press, so that it would be a good thing TO
make whatever 1 would write as fat Us
possible. The only thing 1 could find was a
paragraph from the Washington Republican.
1t said-for can repeat it now-that the Re
publicans had TO admit that eighteen years
after the surrender OF Lee the rebels had
captured Washington. / pasted the clipping
on n piece of white paper and then wrote
under il Yes and made a second line and
| wrote Thank Cod another line, We rebels
have captured Washington another line,
And we mean to rule or ruin again. etc."
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He said the Republican papers began to copy
it and the paper was quoted everywhere by
Republicans Soon afterwards the owner of
the States requested him TO resign and ac-
cused him Of being in the pay of Republicans.
nv sSNercu MS SOnHecIiOu WIN int paper III
1850, and came up TO lie Mars, Ia, and
started 10 run paper similar 10 the States,
but the lie Mars Democrats forced him ont
of town. Since that time he has been wan
derer on the face of the earth aud has trav-
eled over the major part of tho United States.
Last September he got work at Northwood,
OAK, and remained there until the past
month. He is now on his way TO Ashton, Ia,
| where he expects TO secure q position on
country weekly. THE 0SLooKER.