St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-03
MEN OF MINNEAPOLIS.
instantaneous Photographs Of Moral, Men,
tai and Physical Pscu-
liarities.
Distorted Negatives Which Cannot
Conceal the Personal
Identity.
Prepared Plates Developed by Good
HUNDRED Light or
Fun.


ty-two inches since he gave up rowing last
summer
Arthur Huey Is prominently mentioned
as candidate for superintendent Of special
exposition police.
George Smith Is projecting q trip TO
Florida to regain some OF his lost flesh.
He has not cast shadow for a month.
John j. Tobln. late of Anoka, but now Of
the Evening Journal exchange. has recently
been presented with an art collection which
he values highly.
John A. Hanley. general freight agent of
the Minneapolis s. St. Louis, carries the
bible he received as Christmas gift with
him constantly.
Thomas J. Leftwitch. the boy lawyer,
may tackle Judge Koon again. but 1t viii
probably not be during the present season,
when pansy blossoms are picked on ice pail
ace sites.
Ned O'Brien. who knows the combl-
nation Of the safe In the office of the West
hotel. will shortly go East on trip. The
event will be duly chrOnicled so that all
will be afforded abundant opportunity to
bid him goodbye.
A. Nj. Bailey will not have an Office on
the second door of the Commercial ex-
change. On second thought he concluded
that the old place in the mill is about rich
enough for his blood.
Col. r. q. Benton's cherubic countenance
was diSfgured by a scowl in the district
court yesterday, which made him look like
one Of the inhabitants described in Dantes
Inferno.
Frank Hartman believes in the motto,
'love me, love my dog" and Is prepared
to stand up for the truth, j. Newton Mind
or Bob Kelly to the contrary. notwithstand-
ing however unpleasant their social rela-
tons with the dog may have been.
Edwin Femald of the Mercury and DR..
Mclean. the ''mesmerist," seem to have
Joined hands to suppress vice and prevent
the spread Of scandal which at present
seems 10 hover like cloud over society.
f. NJ Wilson, the Chesterfield of the
Minneapolis bar. yesterday arose 10 the
emergency in the district court, when he in
timated thatCol- Benton was so consciously
inexact in his statements that 1t would be
necessary for a writ of mandamus TO bring
him face to face with the truth.
For no other apparent reason than his
well-known adherence Of the truth. has the
rumOr gained credence that Frank Nickeis
Is the Truthful James of the Tribune.
E. J. Atterburg has recovered from the
attack Of nervous prostration which over
came him when he learned that two whole
pages Of his ''dggers." showing the growth
OF Minneapolis during each hour, day and
week of the year. had to be reset for the
Tribune's annual, In order that the intelli-
gent public might in measure grasp what
it was all about.
Charlie Evers had check payable to his
order yesterday which he wished to get
cashed, and was told to indorse 1t. He took
II and on the back wrote: Yours, truly,
II. G. Evers." 1t went through.
Al Shuey. it is said. Is at work on an
original opera. in which he will introduce
A. B. Chamberlain as the hero and tenor.
Eyes" said Mart Williams, ''the skating
Kinks will gradually go. but mine keeps
coming more and more.
Col. Sherman of the Nicollet house does
not believe In giving an employe less than
two years notice.
Judge Hauser has emphatically contra
dicted the rumor that he voted for Washing
ton for his first term.
Supt Tousley will commit some of John
Boyle O'Reilly's speeches while In Boston
and will fire them of here as original. The
trouble is he will probably address no more
Irish meetings.
Joe HERMAN wears huge glass buttons,
neatly cut, and that has led to the patro-
nymic of Diamond joe"
DR.. Ames is a great admirer of manly
sports. He will be in Fargo on the night
of the 4th.
"Who is that handsome policeman who
patrols Nicollet avenue In front Of the Syn
dictate blOck?" is a question frequently
heard asked by pretty ladies. Why. it is
oil httf he faIr -
being called dude.
Aid. Comstock is casting about for q
popular issue on which to run for the coun-
Gil in the First ward next spring. Let his
war cry be The Improvement Of Broad
way in front Of the Comstock estate, and
the sale of Mary ComstOck's lands at big
price. for public park purposes"
Contractor Tobin Is still smithing on his
''saving clause" so styled.
Aid. Sly is betting two to one on Col.
Mclaughlin, but the Moth hackers remain
firm.
The claim that Al Needham Is eandi-
date for alderman from the Eighth ward is
probably without foundation.
Who started the rumor that James For
estal is about to marry Minneapolis belle
and settle down here? 1t makes things
quite embarrassing forhim, but he does ac-
knOWleuge InaI ne Will settle GOWN
here.
NJ. Lally delivered himself Of fellcitous
speech before select party of aldermen,
city contractors and millers New Years
night. "What will you haye?" is what he
said.
When Walter Dennis returns he will be
accompanied by q Mrs. ID. The event Is
intended as a surprise, but the cat is out
OF the bag. There is lots of money con-
nected with the affair.
E. II. Steele made several OF his per-
sonal friends New Years presents of Wat
erbury watches warranted to tick as loud
as the town clock for year, if you devote
time enough daily to twisting up the stem.
Frank Clark has holy horror for the ap-
pellatiOn drummer" Always have a
care to politely say commercial traveller
in his presence.
c. G. Hashow is looking forward to next
springs aldermanic fight with pleasurable
anticipation. Since he inveigled the coun-
Gil into electing his candidate for pound
master in the Third ward he has set high
value upon his political influence.
Johu Norton OF the First ward has his
eyes fixed on a certain object, but he in
tends to keep mighty still about it for a
short time. And then
ANUS ENTS.