St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-22

Secretary Hart-l nave JUST TetuiIeu
from Princeton, Mile Lac county.
where l went to consult with the county
officials in regard to new jail.
]. III. Hanson-I wish the large S1O,-
900 organ for the new Peoples church
building was put up. -,
DR.. HOyt-The health department Will
not drill after they get their new uni
forms.
Comptroller Roche-Everything is
quiet around this office.
Capt. Bresette-The Republicans
have given away more public lands than
the Democrats.
Internal Revenue Collector Bierman-
The receipts in the Office will fall
little short this year. 1t is owing to the
effect of high license in st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
United States Marshal w. nj. Camp
bell-I am glad that the Republican
party has come out and declared fiat
footed for protection, and L am glad
that our party at st. Louis defined the
presidents message. Tariff is now the
issue before the people, and it will be a
strange thing if the Republicans get any
of the Northwestern states.
Henry JohnS-I arrived from Chicago
this morning. There were half mill
ion people trying to get in the conVen-
ton hall.
Clerk Oscar B. Hills, of the United
States Circuit Court-AsS0ciate Supreme
Justice Miller is expected here at any
time now.
Judge Brewer-It made it a little
close for me when the people crowded
in to see Gen. Butler, but | had to put
up with it.
Ex-Representative George Warren, OF
the Fifth " ard am out of politics al
together. | think the uptown bridge
was located just as l wanted 1t.
Aid. A. Yoerg, Jr.-I shall not vote
for anything without knowing what it
is, and l will not vote for it then unless
think it is in the interest of the public
generally.
Rev. John Wright-The ST. Andrews
brotherhood is one of the greatest OF
modern church helpers, in some re-
spects being superior 10 the work of the
Young Mems Christian association.
w. p. ClOugh-Great Falls has all the
elements calculated to make great
city. 1t now has several thousand i'll
habitants, while last fall it had scarcely
enough to constitute village.
E. b. Wakeman-Everythi is work
ing smoothly now on the Manitoba road,
and all along the line the crops are
doing well.
a. Is. WllguS-IhlS is GOOD weather
for real estate, and must have very
favorable effect Oh the market.
2. Il. Kavanagh-I am now gazing
upon the Chicago convention. and AIN
very curious to see who they will run
against Cleveland and Thurman.
A. r. Bushnell-Its useless to waste
words about the necessity for rapid
transit. We must have it. The lOca-
ton and situation of the different parts
of the city are such that it is impera-
lively demanded.
ID. w. Woodmansee-We are receiv-
ing great many inquiries in regard to
the coming sale of horses at Midway.
From what hear and what people say |
should judge we would have large
number of people there.
Gen. T. II. Kruger, u. S. Any i'm
preston concerning the Chicago con-
vention is that Senator Sherman regards
the present occasion as his last chance
to secure the Republican nomination
for the presidency.
E. }. Catteil-I sincerely hope that the
Republicans will not make their nomi-
nations on Friday.
Charles Railway men are
the incest guests hotel can have.