St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-19
on Sunday, having twice gone to church


For Northwestern city on Sunday, uD-
der an alleged wide-open administration,
Minneapolis was remarkably quiet yester-
day.
A rainy Sunday means just so much
money out of the pocket of the motor COM
pany, while fair hot one means bo-
napza.
Just before the rain, yesterday. 491 We
hicles passed the intersection of Lake street
and First avenue south, in eight minutes,
coming in to avoid the rain.
Senator Langdon indorses his friend who
says he has never been accused OF being
devoid of political sense.
A wary eye on the political moves of
Sam Hill and Freeman Lane, about this,
will not be amiSs.
w. M. Regain has sharpened pie knife
and is looking for the man who started the
title major for him.
An elderly gentleman. evidently an En-
gliShman, was near the lookup last night
when two old-timers were brought in.
That's a remarkably sad case" said he;
don't We think those women might posi-
bly, be weformed? 1t seems very sad that
women should so fab degwade themselves
in this century as to dwink so horribly,
don't We know"
He was an Notwithstanding man, and
as he stood looking at swarm of bugs
around an electric light his face took on a
serious look. Turning to friend, he said:
Long have I tried to find out the true
name of those little insects. and until yes
| ternay was unsuccessful. [ know now,
however. They are of the antepenultimal-
| iateanethothite family. and are called
epidicazomenodecopo They are very
peculiar bugs and but his hearers had
| tainted.
Talk about morbid curiosity" said a
veteran police officer as he closed the blinds
of the lookup to prevent the crowd looking
| in, sit strikes me that there is more OF II
in this city to the square foot than in any
city I was ever in. If simple drunk Is
brought in crowd Immediately gathers
and surges around. trying to get glimpse
| of the unfortunate person. L do not KNOW
whether it is because drunken man Is
such rarity or because there is desire to
see fellow being make a beast OF him.
SELF
If there is anything in this world calcu-
| lated to raise mans anger and I'LL his
mind with bitter, unforgiving hate, it is tC
have a street-car driver stop his car oil
rectly over the crossing, He presents tc
you two methods, from which you can take
your choice. First. you can wait until he
moves ON before you cross, or, second, you
can paddle around the car In the mud. Inc
majority of the drivers seem to think lady
likes to have car stopped where she VII
be compelled to alight in two OF three
inches of mud.
1t is not always safe to make remarks
concerning small men who wear silk hats
Such a one was going down Washington
avenue last evening when big, burly tough
stepped in front of him and made an insult
ing remark. He did not repeat it. for :
small but solid fist struck him full in thu
face, and when he picked himself up thu
small man with the silk hat was gentl!
walking away.
An old resident wants to know if mai
who is not voter in Minnesota is qualified
to serve on juries. He claims to know OF ;
man who had not been in the state fou
months, who served Oh four juries. HI
would further like to know how this mai
came on the regular panel.
From what have seen in mornin!
paper" said a Milwaukee travelling mai
last evening, II came up here expecting t.
see murderers every few moments, and t.
have my pockets picked dozen times il
going from the depot to my hotel. L mus
say that l am most agreeably surprised
Wish Milwaukee had mayor more Xix
DR.. Ames."
A. B. Chamberlin's hunting and fishing
excursions to Big Stone lake and Dakot
have received such proportions that tn
Milwaukee railroad has seen fit to bull
him car purposely arranged for the con
venience of sportsmen. The car has re
, frigerator compartments for game, minia
; ture kitchen and range. twelve sleepin
berths, and numerous other conveniences
Its gaudily painted exterior is decorate
with pictures of hunting scenes, birds, dogs