St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

Il
A chants Hotel think Min
GSESD nesota is Gresham state,
and | could almost make a
-a1A sbet upon it. Yes. it is true
F"h that Blaine was the choice
u first of the Republicans
III here. but he is out of the
II race now, and should not
, n be considered.
II Darius +. Reese tried
4 ckaM .. IN ret hold of the North
ihk- RS American Review to-day
Rn[L III TO see IngersOlPs answer
nlF-AS1 to Mr.. Gladstone. L be-
lleve IngerSoll has done up, tne sIalio ai
old man. He begins by euloglzlng tne
hero of England for the great good he
has done to England and manklliu' anu
then he proceeds to demolish his the
cries and ridicule his position.
Delegate W. J. Freaney-1es' l am
going down to Chicago tonight. L pro-
pose to cast my vote for the best man,
and | will do whatever L can Ior tile
best interests of Minnesota. Inc COLI
vention will tell the rest.
Aid. Henry Weber, intend to 60
down to Chicago Monday, if can. we
are all going to wear white plug mats
and carry canes, with squirt guns
which are quite curious. lhey are
filled with choice perfume, ana an we
have to do is to squeeze on the puttoil, !:
league is painted on them III red letleis.
5. Lee Davis-I believe real estate
will take big jump before neXt lal'
AS soon as the candidates OF both par
ties are nominated, people Will Deglii 10
get down to the business OF making
money.
j. +. Flvng-I thought the average
Jury in an Eastern state was peculiar
body, but these Western jurles-oh.
Lord, If were going to be tried Ior
murder, I'd leave the whole thing 10 Ihe
judge.
just left Mrs. Langtry at the Ryan:
She's out here incog., and don't want
the newspaper men to get on to 1t.
Il. Fiaherty-A tasta for art grows
If a person once becomes interested I'D
it, he is sure to grow fond of it.
Officer Billy Wilson-ThiS IS the
night Pm kept busy watching thleVeS'
They're all around.
Sam Hanson-I'm enjoying better
health than | deserve, these days, !
guess.
George Simonds-It always tickles me
when the first of the month comes
around.
p. P. Pomeroy-Never do any guess
ing yourself. Always let the other fel-
low do the guessing.
Prof. POttegeiSer-l touch up the Olo
piano once in while to keep my hand
in.
Frank NJ. Read-Won't the Chicago
scalpers be flooded with tickets to St
Paul since the return fare has dropped
to 81?
Leslie Richardson-'I go to White
Bear every evening and return each
morning in time for work. If the peo-
pie only knew the difference between
the lakeside and the dusty, hot streets
there would be an awful stampede"
Clerk Tegler-The clerks of the mu'
nicipal court were each presented with
fine bouquet to-day.
signed the conduit ordinance as yet.
Alderman Cullen-The documents
pertaining to the test of the water sup
ply in the wholesale district have no
vet been received from Mr.. Hill, who
lives in Cincinnati, D.
w. j. c. Kenyon-You can say tha
it is hot, awful, thanks. and besides
that, 81 is the fare to Chicago.
Greenleaf Clark do not use ba6
language, still it is blasted hot.
George Hazzard-The grasshopper'
are not going to do much harm.
G. c. Fairchild-The business OutlOol
is good. There is not quite so mucl
real estate selling as | wish there was
but it is all right nevertheless.
ii. NJ. Littell-South st. Paul is al
right and business is good.
A. r. BuShnell-We must have bette
means of communication between the
different parts of the city. We are to
slow and are not up to the other citle
of our. size.
John Dodge-What would life b
without the national game? A stale
fiat thing. A tale that is told in sleep
ing mans ear. A thing of vanity.
A. S. Bole-Well, I'll tell you, Yves
ST. Paul is growing rapidly, and befor
long will have more population tha
you have on the other side.
j. r. Jenks-If you desire to be tony
go to Market hall and see Barney Smit
take benefit.
w. II. DiXon-This is new stray
hat, regular Mackinaw. The sun wi
not change its color, nor will the raj
cause it to wilt. Its dandy, and jus
what is needed in this blarSted country
you know.
Fred Foster-I believe the flanne
shirt is the coolest thing to wear thi
weather.
Judge ]. j. Egan-That was the rigl
kind of ratification. All Democrat
have to do now is to put their shoulder
together and vote the straight ticket S
far as Cleveland and Thurman are col
cerned. What we want next is a goo
state ticket.
Chief John Clark-Yes, l propose t
have all the saloons closed at midnigh
During hot weather like this men ougl
to be nome tanning themselves afte
that hour.
Mai. Loader, of Pinkerton's Agenc
Il think that st. Paul is the be.
regulated city in the country. There
very little crookedneSS, and minimum
of crime. There is no question about
that it is altogether due to the yigilano
Of well governed police force.
Prof. Charles Pottgieser-1 belie1
the Democratic party should not be III
in-the interest of any one or two mel
1t should be run in the best interests
the entire people.
Judge Brill am going to my cottag
at Lafayette park to spend Sunda
away from the heat and monotony of IL
court room.
Manager Wilson, never knew VIII
delightful society St. Paul had until
saw it in our theater this week.
John Baugh-The bane of busine
mans life rests in these little accoun
of less than dollar. l would rath
owe big bill.