St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
SAINT PAUL.
Additional City News on Page 8.
ON THE SIDE.

l.. B. Smith and family have returned
to the city after several months visit to
points in Florida and Cuba. Mr.. Smith
came up from New Orleans by way of
the river as far as st. Louis. The havoc
and distress occasioned by the floods in
the lower Mississippi valleyis described
by him as something terrible. Ihou,
sands of families are left destitute, anu
the suffering is such as can scarcely be
told in words.
Observer Lyons-We will have spell
of fair weather, tending towards colder.
From all places of observation the re-
ports concerning the crop outlook are
of the most encouraging character.
f. T. Gait, of Lithbridge, was proml-
neut figure in the Ryan lobby Yester-
dav afternoon. Mr.. Gait is the builder
of the Gait railway, which is connect
ing link between the Great Northern at
Great Falls and the ore deposits beyond
the line. He is i'll the city conterrlng
with various railroad men.
Information was received In the city
Yesterday that the reports OF tne IL
health of State Auditor Braden, WHO is
w
greatly exaggerated. Capt. Braden
wires that he has been suffering from
his old complaint, and that the attack
was not of nature to cause alarm. tie
is now on his way home.
Weather Prophet Kellogg Yesterday
delivered himself Of the following:
The month OF May will be warm and
dry, excepting slight rains between the
18th and Sth, 10th and Goth. Between
the 2Gth and Goth storm OF conSldera-
BILE force may be expected in this l2tl-
tude. and June rains will follow the lat
ter date. If cool weather continues
until the 1st proX. look for general
good crop throughout this section.
Secretary Phelps TO business men of
st, PauD-The directors of the Manu-
f9cturprS' Loan and Investment COM
pany expect an answer from every
moneyed man of the city, stating what
they may berelied upon towards raising
the 81 900, 900 required to float the cont
panV. We are not working for glory,
but for the interests of st. Paul. and we
confidently hope you will assist us III
this work.
Secretary Tallmadge, OF the chamber
of commerce, has just returned from his
farm in Cottonwood county. lie speaks
glowingly of the general prospects for
farmers this year. Mr.. Tallmadge owns
one of the best farms in the state.
Hon. f. NJ Pope, of Mankato, was at
the Merchants yesterday. en- route
home from Philadelphia, where he at
tended the anniversary exercises OF the
LOYAL Legion. While East Mr.. Pope
visited Gettysburg-the first time since
the close of the war. He expressed
himself deeply interested in the ell
suing city election in st. Paul, partlcu-
larry in regard to the working OF the
Australian law. Il don't know why"
he remarked, that law was confined to
the big cities. | should like to see it ex-
tended to the state at large. There is
no reason why it should not be-"
President Hall and Secretary Lath-
rop, of the Farmers alliance, spent
yesterday in Saltwater looking over the
facilities for establishing Irvine manu-
factory at the prison. They found
plenty of room for the necessary ma
chinery, as we'll as power to run 1t.
President Hall states that the governor
did not try to suppress the facts III re-
gard to the reinvestgGtiOn of the tWlne
project but acted promptly when the
facts were laid before him.