St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
Additional City News on the Fifth Page
PHASES OF LIFE.

PHI. Gibbons has returned from Chi
eago, where he attended the funeral or
DR.. Cronin. He says he never saw such
a crowd as attended the funeral serv-
ices. The procession filed the streets
for long distance, marching, not ~
loose order, like military, but closely
packed in. Nearly every man he met
had his own theory of the murder
Three theories prevailed over the other
hundredS-that Cronin was taken of as
British spy; that the British gov
eminent hired his murdererS i'll order
to throw the Onus of the crime on the
Clan-na- Gael, and thus damage the
Irish cause in America; OF, that Cronm
was what would be called chrome
kicker" and his murder was the result
of personsl animoSity. "fhere will be
found to be a good deal OF politics IN
the case before they get through WIN
it. There are lrishmen i'll chicago VINO
would swear the bottom OIL BRASS ket-
tie to get Alexander Sullivan INTO tne
pen because he has made political PROM
Uses he could not carry out"
The Livery Mems association, Or
ganized last week, is to be sort of pro-
feetive association. The liverymen de-
clare they have been cutting on prices
long enough. and intend hereafter to
stand together on an agreed sale OF
prices for carriages. They claim they
have been making nothing on carriage
hire for some years, but now tney come
to an agreement with the undertakers,
who have the pull on orders for car
riages for funeral trains. to establish
schedule of prices. The liverymen
will also make war on deadbeatS. Single
rig prices are not included i'll the
schedule. so that the young man VINO
wants to take his lady love riding can
dicker with the horse marines as be-
fore.
A good many of the aldermen VINO
were enthusiastic for a central base ball
mark IL appears, know nothing about
the game. and are not what are technl-
cally known as cranks. Aid. lngeshutt
has seen his first game of ball since the
present league season began. and Aid.
Dunpain confesses that he never saw
A professional game, and Aid. Enstad
admits that he don't go very often, pc
cause he does not understand the
pc hts.
The Caledonia Argus says that Frank
Mcdonald VIII succeed w. NJ. Camp
bel! as United States marShai II WISH
burn can have his way. Congressman
Snider has several times declared the
marshalship and district attorneyship
were senatorial patronage, so there are
only two ways about it. Either wash
burn OF Davis will have his say. 1t IS
intimated that there may be compro-
mise between the senators by which
DAVIS will name the marshal and Wash
burn the district attorney, in which
ease it would be Hay for attorney and
not Mcdonald for marshal.
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T. F.. Byrnes. chief clerk OF the APP
rointment division OF the treasury de-
partment, returned yesterday, and the
afternoon papers reporters had chance
to write some more loblOlly gush about
his wonderful smile. Mr.. Byrnes al
mitted between smiles that the reason
the Democrats were not turned out
faster from the treasury department. was
because there were no Democrats to be
found, from which it may be Inferred
that MIR. Byrnes' predecessor was not
such terror as he has been represent
ed. But there will be ''reorganiza-
ton soon, when Col. Mead and other
patriots hope to get in.