St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
ON THE SIDE.

hon. IgnatluS Donnelly was in the
city yesterday and spent a portion of
the afternoon at the Merchants. He
SAYS that it has been definitely decided
that the Dakota Alliance Insurance
company shall be permanently located
III ST. Paul: that it is only question OF
the amount of capital the company will
start in with. MI. Donnelly added that
the 100000 capital was already assured.
and that the company would be eStab-
lished here within ten days OF two
weeks.
Hon. J. c. Flynn, of Little Falls, was
ut the Merchants yesterday. The name
of Mr.. Flynn has been mentioned
lately as likely candidate for the Re-
publican nomination of lieutenant gov
ernor. Mr.. Flynn, however. decisiyely
stated yesterday that he did not desire
the nomination. though it was his i'll
tention to run for either the house or
the senate.
The story was told yesterday that
Justice Nelson had recently decided
case when an attorney, disappointed by
the decision, protested. Judge" said
the lawyer, "a decision of the federal
supreme court is entirely opposed to
YOU THAT may be-" replied the
Judge, 'but what may be good law for
the supreme court Is not always good
law for city Justices court"
Judge Collins, of~the state supreme
court. yesterday incidentally remarked
that. in his opinion. the decision of the
federal supreme court in the Milwaukee
milk eases, ETC., would not stand.
Hon. Henry Kellar, of Sank Center,
States he has secured patents for his
invention by the aid of which binding
Irvine can be made from straw. He
has Just returned from a trip West, and
is now busily engaged arranging for
the manufacture of his Irvine machines.
MIR. keliar is authority for the state
ment that the state prison could be
fitted with machinery for the wholesale
manufacture of Irvine at cost not eX
ceeding $4,000.
JIG. Donahower, of ST Peter, spent
yesterday in the city. There Is no
doubt in his mind, at the end of the few
remaining months of United States Mar
shall CampbelFS term, that he will be
the man called upon to fill the vacancy.
NlllldGl M. NdinpDell. loGlheTly OIL
this city, now of Florence, Ala, is in
st. Paul again for a few days. Mr..
Campbell'S residence is in the iron re-
gion0f Northern Alabama, and he eX-
presses the opinion that there is great
future ahead for the northern portion
OF Alabama.
Secretary Phelps, of the Manufacture
erS' Eoan and Investment company, is
daily in receipt of additional applica-
tiCn from manufacturing firms seeking
Information respecting the business out
look in ST. Paul. There are negotiations
tuSt going on which, ii successfully
treated, will bring over $500, 600 into the
city. The negotiations emanate from
Eastern capitalists, who are DESTROYS of
starting certain manufactures here.
Hon. }. L. NOrrish, of Hastings, mem
Der OF the state board of prison mana
gers. is very indignant at the GLOBES
expose of the prison board and the bind
ing Irvine investigation. Mr.. Norrish is
reported to have said it was "a low
lived attack" He had better keep
quiet until the new commission has re-
ported. The people will then be in q
position to Judge as to whether the
GLOBES expose was uncalled for or not
A prominent state official, In the city
yesterday, who declined the use of his
name, is authority for the statement
that there is considerable land stealing
going on i'll the northern part of the
state, How is this, Mr.. Braden? As
land commissioner of the state you
ought to have something to say.