St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-28
ALL SORTS.

1t is said that the comedy-tragedy-
burlesque, Jesse James," In which the
leading role is so successfully taken by
A. Revolver, was not written by Ole
Colburn after all. j. Newton Mind,
who was at the time of the Mortified
bank robbery a reporter on the Pioneer
Press, is said to have furnished the plot
OF the piece from his recollection of the
chase after the James boys and the
Younger brothers. in which he cut such
u dashing figure. The Interpolation of
The "Bingbinger' song and dance, the
sword swallowing act, the tank scene
and the balloon ascension, are, how
ever, due 10 the creative genius of Mr..
rOlburn and contribute largely to the
success of the presentation of this play.
Mr.. Colburn'S idea is to run eleven
special trains from Northtield so the
citizens of that place could witness the
realistic production of the tragedy that
made the little town famous.
No more striking comment upon the
rapid growth of Minneapolis is to be
Orth. the president of the Orth Brewing
company, is the first white child born
in the city who is now living. and lie is
but thirty-eight years old. A daughter
was born to Col. John A. Stevens SIX
months prior to Mr.. Orth's advent into
The world, but she died.
According to an evening paper, Bobby
Adams had ''pall' in the pOstOffice
robbery. He must have had some "bier''
after it.
After the celebration of high mass at
the Church of the immaculate COncep-
lion. yesterday morning, Simon j. Nc
Nulty, one of the most popular officers
Oh the municipal police force, and Miss
Ellen Buckley, of McGregor, To-; were
united in marriage. The groom was
attended by Thomas L. Collins, a
brother officer, and the bride by Miss
Mamie Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. McNuity
will reside at 1878 Fifth street south.
MIR. McNulty has been member of the
police force about two years, and has
won general respect by the efficient
mannerin which he has discharged his
suty. He was president of the street
Ear drivers union before his appoint
wish both himself and his fair bride
future prosperity and happiness.
There is really no occasion for the i'll
bred attack the Star has made on
Manager Mack. 1t may be his idiosyn-
Grassy to have his name written Mr..
Joseph II. Maxi on the bills, but it is
more probable that the title is omitted
from Robert Downing'S name in order
TO admit of larger type. But i'll either
ease it is small matter to occupy at
tention. 1t is OF much greater moment
that Mack is successful manager.
1t begins to look very much as
though the local Democracy had not
benefited particularly by the ordeal it
has just passed through. There are
many elements which must be purged
away before the party will again be EN-
trusted with power. This is not
prophecy. 1t is fact.
The photograph has come in the
Twin Cities. Agents for the North
American monograph and the Ameri-
can graphophone are in Minneapolis
now. and have recently visited st.
Paul. The object is to organize a
company or companies that will
buy the right to use these
machines, which store up sound and
reproduce it at will. in the Twin Cities.
Ihe machines will then be rented much
on the same plan as the telephone.
The machines are 10 be introduced in
all the large cities Of the country, and
the uses to which the inventions will be
put are almost limitleSs.