St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-09

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there is always an accumulation OF
garbage in the byways and alleys CT
MINNEAPOLIS, which. the huStling COM
missioner says, is preiudicial to the
health of the city. With the force OF
inspectors at hand all the ground can
not be covered as rapidly as is desired.
Yesterday the health officer hit upon
bappv plan. StatiOning Inspector roster
on the roof of the Guarantee building
he armed him with pair of powerful
field glasses and directed him TO
sean the different sections OF the city
for garbage heaps. Now the
owners OF the places discovered with
the and OF the spy glasses. will receive
a polite note stamped with the great
seal of the department OF health OF the
citp of Minneapolis and signed by .. ..
KilvingtOn, NJ. D.. health COMMISSIONER
commanding them ITO aOate the aI0Ie-
said nuisance forthwith" or they VIII be
prosecuted to the full extent OF the law.
it is to be hoped that 10y the aid OF Dr.
Kilvington's spv glass and Sergeant
Krkham'S Stepladder, with perhaps Ine
assistance of the Salvation Army, MN
neapolis may in a short time become
model city.
j. Terence ManniX denies that he has
become a fence" for umbrellas when
have been purlOined from their owners.
Sheriff Eye comes back at Mrs. Nc
Curdv and comes back real hard. In
Justice 10 Mrs. McCurdy it is but fair to
saw that mat part of her report which
criticised the present practice of putting
novces in crime in with old-timers
meets with the appreciation OF every
one. Where she made her mistake was
in going beyond that and dragging In
persons who are in no way responsible
for the evils which do exist
Flags will be raised on all the public
school buildings to-day, and it is an
nounced that the Patriotic Sons OF
America will all take a day off and go
out of town so as not to be disturbed by
such an unpatriotic event.
II. d. McCOrd wishes to notify that
burglar that he will receive the case for
the meerschaum pipe on sending postage
to MI. McC0rd'S address.
DR.. George E. Kicker appeared on the
street in his new spring suit yesterday;
and the sun hid itself in veXatlon ana
envy. Its radiance was to 1.-The doctalr>
as Nicollet avenue to blind alley.
Theatrical people have always re
sorted to almost any means to advertise
themselves. A lady star often has some
mythical, weak-minded lord pursuing
her over the country, who is so bold and
persistent in his attentions that she is IN
mortal terror of being abducted. She
is robbed of valuable stage diamonds
from time to time, and her
wonderful wardrobe is also adj
VertiSed to appear at each perform
ance. Lately there has been a DISPOSE
ton on the part Of the profession to
write books and send copies to The
newspaper Offices to be reviewed, While
they are playing an engagement IN the
city. This last infirmity is probably
chargeable to one William Shakespeare,
an actor who is reported to have written
book. Later aSplrantS to literary
fame have not produced anything very
remarkable, Their works SAVIOR
of the 'horsey'' young mash
er. wine-drinking women, and
reminiscent stories of ''bum' actors as
related in beer saloons. Upon the
whole their works are not particularly
remarkable for anything except being
unintereSting.
The would-be sergeants on the police
force want apparatus for pole vaultlne
added to the new police gymnasium
They will then practice making a grace
full rise.
'sSome few years ago." said an old
time telegrapher yesterday, operators
began to use writing machines tt
tighten their own labor in copying
press reports. The telegraph and news
companies soon discovered the superior
merits of machine work, especially thu
speed attainable by their use. The lat
ter, however, seemed to be the at
tractive feature. Now there arr
great many operators VIII
are experts with the typewriter
All the news associations employ onl,
experts on the machine, and the. Spee'
reached by the senders. abbreVlatln:
the copy, which is written out In tull OF
the machine, is such that only thos
using them can do the work. which /
now equally as hard for the men as
was before. By their use these new
mOnOpOlieS now get third more W0rl
out of their men, in the same length o
time, than was possible before, so tina
the benefit goes to the companies, III
stead of the men,"
]. W. Molyneaux. speaking of an al
sent friend-Oh. yes, he's big fellow
He's just about my size.
Court Reporter Mabey is now suffer
Ing from very stiff neck, but he say
that, notwithstanding his aff1ictioI
which prevents his looking downward
he always knows where to find his yes
His sense of hearing is unimpaired.
There have been three shootin
affrays and three suicides now With
three weeks. Three fires are now locke
tor by the supersttious. The fire {
ambition within the breast Of w.
Steele is expected to cause the first COZ
dagratlon.
Next Sunday will be the last day
the Verestchagin collection at the pan
rama building. The doors will be ope
from 2 to II p. IN. The attendance We
terday was the largest of the week.
I. is safe bet to lay odds that W.
AdamsOn will this afternoon have''Sm
ingly replied'' that Saltwater ISL
much of place as summer resort.
Jailer Riley-I break the Sabbath
sitting here in the Office and readin
The W. c. I. U. ladies break it by col
ing down here and singing to the pr
oners. There's the difference.
AS a result of the McCurdy cruSad
Col. John r. West is thinking of sellil
his hotel. His hostelry won't be in it
when the Jail is run on the w. G. L. |
plan.
HyL. Hach-So Frank Larrabee h
left the $500 and taken office by hi
self, has he? And he did it without ss
ing a word to me.
In view of the probable abolition
the police commission next winter, t
new gymnasium for the police depa