St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-29
SAINT PAUL.
CHIT CHAT CORNER.

ssWith but one exception" said Super
intendent Taylor, of the educational
board, '.the public schools will open
Monday. Sept. 3. The exception is the
Scheffer school, which is not yet cOm-
pleted. All arrangements have been
made for opening the schools, and chill
dren purposing attending must present
themselves at the school in their dis
trict at O'Clock Monday morning. No
tickets are required, but all pupils at
tending school for the first time must be
accompanied by their parents, who,
under the rules of the board, will have
to produce a physicians certlhcate OF
the child'S vaccination"
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Yesterday was a red-letter day in the
office of the clerk of the supreme court.
This fact was the more noticeable be-
cause of the dullneSs and general air OF
neglect that has pervaded that sanctum
during the past two months. 1t looked
as if the office were about to lapse into
condition of ''innocuOus desuetude,
when Judge Vanderburg loomed up in
all his grand proportions and fired
perfect broadside of decisions in upon
Clerk Helm. The latter gentleman took
his medicine gracefully. and smiled as
contentedly as if there were nothing
doing.
Hon. Dennis Ryan left last evening
for Idaho, where his new silver mine IS
situated. He expects to be gone several
months. during which time he will
make a thorough examination of his
latest venture and also of the surround
ing country. Messrs. HennesSey, KAY
anagh and Brennan. who are interested
in the same mine with Mr.. Ryan, intend
making visit to the scene of opera
tionS the early part of next month.
~
Members of the common council OF
the city of Milwaukee were in the city
yesterday taking in the sights, and
stopped at the Clarendon. The party
comprised Messrs. William Guten-
kunst. Theodore Otyen, Aug Richter,
Fred Schroeder. Felix Calgear, George
r. Mahoney, John j. Kempff, c. a.
Koerntzer, Frank j. Grant, John Z.
Beischer, John Mccoy, G. P. Foote. +.
J. Ziemer, Charles DOnneling, William
F. Jordan, William n. Wright, Henry
Adler, George W. Porth and IL. j.
Stenman.
After doing justice to the Sanity City
the visitors made a flying trip to Mime
apolis, returning to this city in time to
catch the evening train for Duluth,
where they are to be the guests OF the
mayor and council
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Labor leaders were very jubilant last
evening in the headquarters of the
United Labor party. I'VE may not
win.'' remarked an elderly gentleman,
''but We'll show the two old parties
what our strength is throughout the
state. Probably in 1892 the Labor party
and the Prohibitionists will be united,
as | expect the Republican party will
have been swallowed up by the Demo-
cratic party. There is really little es-
sential difference between Republicans
and Democrats that is speaking from
workingman'S point of view." And
then young free lance interjected: cit
is true that we are all workingmen,
earning from a dollar and half to
three dollars day, but we are willing
to work and contribute to working this
campaign. There is no one behind the
labor ticket, Merriam nor any one else.
1t is spontaneous action among the la
boring element of the state, and we
mean to fight to the end"
49,
Lu Cafferty, ofthe Hotel Ryan, is re-
sponsible for the following story: He
was upon a vacation, and, after the
usual days fishing, retired to rest at a
hotel located in the lake district. At
this same hotel there chanced to be
staying Catholic priest, and. according
to the usual coincidence in like stories,
he occupied the adjoining bed room to
Cafferty. The next morning Clerk Caf-
ferty's heavy slumber was broken by
the bell boy: Five O'Clock. mister.
Time to go to mass" The boy stood
aghast when the reply of the supposed
reverend father came: You go to
hades."
Horace Dunn remarked yesterday
that he had been in st. Paul for good
many years, and that he had worked
hard all the time, but that fortune had
not smiled on him to such an extent as
to cause him to think he was favorlte.
He had seen men by the score that a
few years ago were as poor as they
= could be, but in some way they had
managed to accumulate great wealth.
He is now studying how he can ''catch
on" He does not care to be very
wealthy, but thinks that if he could get
together few millions he could worry
through the balance of his days.
HOLDING CHURCH KEYS.