St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-16
zEpHYRS FROM THE ZENITH
Duluth People to Ride on Motor
Soon.
AMONG THE POLITICIANS.
Graves Apparently Not Very Sanguine
of Being Elected Speaker Of
the House.
Special to the Globe.

connection with the street car service
at the West End. for the present ex-
tending only to West Duluth, but
eventually continuing to Fon du Lac
and Spirit Lake. This will send the
West End even ahead of the eastern
portion of the city as desirable res
idence portion, as the line will follow
the St Louis river, which for beauty
and grandeur of scenery is the acknowl-
edged rival of the Hudson. The COM
pany having the matter in hand is
abundantly able to carry the scheme
forward, and its interests in the dis
trict which it is intended to traverse
will prompt it to push the enterprise to
completion. Recent visits of prominent
officials of the street railway company
were for the purpose Of furthering this
project.
POLITICAL POINTERS.
The politician has been without fol-
lowing during the week. A real estate
dollar has greater power of allurement
than the fortunes of an officeseeker. and
that always to be pitied individual has
been left to his own reflections quite as
severity as he leaves the rest of man.
kind after he has secured his plum.
Republicans are sitting back in sullen
silence, granting disappointment at
their shabby treatment, and only occa-
slonally giving vent to sigh at the de-
parting vision of Office. 1t seemed
really too bad to disturb the funeral,
but the GLOBE edged itself beside
one of the mournerS and ventured
to inquire: 'Well, what are you
going to do about it?'' "DoH,
calculated the tear-eyed. you'll see.
For the past ten years we have been
told by the twin-headed boss what we
were expected to do, and we have al
ways got to the front. And every time
we have been promised something-in
fact been promised everything-and
every time we have had to give way to
some of the pets of the ring. / tell you,
| if they carry out the plans they are ar
ranging now, they will send up here in
two years for their usual majority and
find things nightly changed. We
won't stand it any longer" The gem
tleman's head probably ached little,
| for he is disappointed in not being
| promised the place now Oh the state
warehouse beard that was assured him
| in October.
While Duluth may not have any par
ticular love for Mr.. Sapin. she don't
want w. ID. Washburn to succeed him
in the senate. With no candidate of
! her own, she wants some one not so
openly antagOniZing her every interest
as the latter gentleman. Under the pc
culiar apportionment this district cuts
no material figure in selecting the SEN
atOr, though she furnishes a goodly
portion of the Republican majority,
rendering it possible for him to be
taken from that party. A new appOr-
flNe
demanded, and it is not at all unlikely
that the combination offering the
| strongest inducements, outside of
Washburn, in this respect will be given
the support of the Fifth district repre-
| sentative in the senatorial fight. This
Will probably be Sabin, as viewed by
| prominent Duluth politicians.
Col. Graves is still after the speaker
ship, though an intimate friend of his
assured the writer that he had about
Abandoned hope of securing the prize.
| He has maintained vigorous neutrality
| in the senatorial fight, but the Wash
| burn men are suspicious and are report
ed knitting him at every opportunity.
To the Powers-St. Louis is the ban
ner Republican county in the state, and,
| if you please, she would like at least a
| page i'll the next house.
WILL THEY RETURN?
There was rumor on the streets this
morning that Messrs. Buell. and Phil
| lips, formerly of the Daily Tribune,
would not return to Duluth. Asked
| about it, Mr. Mitchell said he very
much doubted whether they would come
at all, but added, LET them come. Eve
| got them where the hair is short"
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
AT tho Last rapular maptinn of A Oof RI
| Lodge No. sc, Knights of Pythias, l.. III.
| Zartrow assumed the chair of Z. c.. ;R. j.
Meining was elected {. c.; J. r. Nor
gan, V. c.; w. Howard, p: F. II. Gull
ting. NJ. at A.; George NJ. Ely. K. of r.
and S.; A. S. Hamilton, Nj. of F.; John
| X. Shaw, NJ. of E., and r. S. Portal,
| trustee.
Duluth & Winnipeg officials for the
ensuing year will be: President. A.W.
| Wright, Alma. Wis: vice president and
| general manager, w. III. Fisher. st.
Paul; secretary and treasurer, c. w.
| Wells, Saginaw. Mich: executive COM
mitree, A. w. Wright, E. d. Childs, L.
| B. Casey.
Col. n. z. Tanner, manager of the
Minnesota Car company, will leave
Monday for Richmond, Va, to spend
| the holidays with his family. During
| his absence he will also consult the
president and remaining directors of
the company regarding affairs at the
works.
F. Frontier, of New York, who seems
laboring under the pleasing delu-
sion that he owns nearly all Duluth,
| is again in the city. He has retained
| Judge Dillon, formerly of the United
| States district court, to prosecute his
claims.
Kingston Chapter No. 20, R. a. NJ,
on Wednesday evening elected ". S
Tenbrock, II. p; T. W. Hugo. K: j..
W. Miller. S.: W. B. Patton, c. of ii. I:
| r. z. Denfeld, r. A. c.: A. j. Miller,
treasurer; IL. r. Armstrong, secretary.
A. 7. Scarlet and Miss Mary Soren-
son were married at the residence of
| the brides mother on Wednesday even
| ing. and at once began housekeeping at
| AS East Tenth street.
A. a. harrington will manage the
! municipal court stenography matters
| during the absence of j. ID. Western
holm, who will spend the holidays in
Boston.
Ladies of ST. Paurs Episcopal church
! are holding what they term Holiday
Market" in the st. Louis. Quite a
number of fancy articles are being dis
posed of for the benefit OF the organ
fund.
S. E. Foreman, of the state oil in
| spector's Office. put in the week testing
the Standard Oil company's stock, and
left for st. Paul Oh to-day's limited.
Samuel Hill and Gen. Thomas Mil
son, both of Minneapolis. and largely
| interested in Duluth's street railway
service, were in the city Thursday.
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