St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-01
MINNEAPOLIS.
Additional City News on Page s,
NOTE AND COMMENT.

The Evening Jay does Ed A. Stevens
an injustice at the time when he should
be sustained by ''the uplifted hands OF
all good citizens" 1t intimateS that he
is making a desperate effort to become
a member of the Jefferson Democratic
club, and has received an intimatlon
that he will be black balled if he at
tempts to cross the murky waters of the
political "Rubicon." There is no truth
i'm this; and further, the astute Edward
has enough to occupy his attention
Just now, without having much leisure
TO spend in making such desperate
efforts as he is credited with.
AS the GLOBE predicted, just as the
papers began to comment upon the az
sence of fire alarms big fire occurred;
If the papers want to boom the suicidal
business now they should call attention
to the fact that Coroner Towers is hay
ing an easy time of it Just now.
Now that judge Rea is off the bench
and open to engagements why doesn't
Secretary Roche secure him for base
ball umpire to take the place OF Az
wood, the Pioneer Press Journalist, VINO
didn't know where second base was
located.
TT. O'Hair, of Wheaton, Traverse
county, who has many friends IN MIN
neapohs, is said to be possible candl-
date on the Democratic ticket for clerk
of the supreme court. II this is SO, ne
can count on considerable backing IN
Hennepin county.
From the amount of gossip that has
been going on relative to the BAKER
Opera company it would seem that Mr.
Baker is right in saying there has been
TOO much intercourse OF members OF the
chorus with the reporters"
The New York Truth diagnoses the
name William in its several forms, as
follows: Haven't you always noticed
that men who are called Billy are gen
orally pretty good sort of fellows, OPEN
handed, generous and light-hearted?
fla man is called William, he is gen
orally one who gets little enjoyment out
of life. WHIP is usually heard when we
are speaking to or of a fellow who is as
steady as one of the pillars that upheld
the Parthenon." Several Minneapolis
evils" can take courage from TINS,
and need not apply to the district court
for a change Of name.
The st. Anthony Water Power com
tanv has bill of only 1900 against
the city for water rent, The plumbers
will have to organize and hold an indig-
nation meeting, or else lose the honor
of being the manufacturers OF glganuc
bills for all time.
Sbreye has been released, and it will
now be in order for the boy umpire to
come out with new schedule OF IN
structions to Tim Hurst and the local
management.
The races begin to-day, and hard
times will come on apace for the laun-
drv man and keeper of furnished rooms,
while the bookmaker and pawnbroker
will have champagne with every meal
for the next thirty days.
George D. Emery has gone away on
vacation to Northern Wisconsin and the
Great Lakes. He denies the rumor that
he will take it upon himself to order the
closing of the pinery dens.
A cat got into a local church organ
and nearly frightened the ladies of the
congregation into fits. Tdey evidently
do not appreciate meWs-lc.
For the benefit of those who may Won
der, and to prevent them from losing
any sleep over the matter it may be as
well to state that it was her winning
ways, and not her voice, with which the
pretty chorus girl captivated the young
Minneapolis newspaper man.
1t is reported that Andy Cusick is to
have his voice copyrighted, and any in
Engagements will be prosecuted to the
fullest extent of the law. The state
nlent that he has been offered position
as fog horn by transatlantic steam
ship company is false and malicious,
and is circulated for spiteful and per-
Sonal ends.