St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-23
MINNEAPOLIS,
NOTE AND COMMENT.


The papers are all busy with the gossip per
tanning 20 supposed changes hich are likely
TO occur in city hall circles when Mayorelect
Winston takes his caair. The paper which
undertook to distort the fact that Mr. Win
ston with his brother. was rebuilding his
mothers homestead in Virginia so as TO
to leave Minneapolis, and which re-
published the lie after it had been
completely refuted, new processes TO
to have the gratifying assurance" that Mr..
Winston does not intend 10 allow the crooks
and gamblers of other cities to flock TO Min
neapolis as Il sort of a Mecca. Possibly the
Tribune's intense loyalty TO Minneapolis
has led it 10 fear that the privileges OF the
crooks and gamblers who have been harbored
by the present administration are TO be IN
terfered with by foreign competition. How
ever, ii does not need the assurances OF the
Tribune to calm the excited fears
that the Democrats, and Mr.. Winston
in particular. intend 10 turn the city over TO
pirates, wild Indians or Kansas City COW
boys. The city is as wide open" to-day in
most respects as ii ever was, barring certain
Determinations, ana unless the hepu mean
papers succeed i'll making white appear as
black, the people OF Minneapolis can rest
easy that the only change that will be made
will be frcm q policy OF misrepresentation,
hypocrisy, and unfairness 10 one which Will
be i'll the interest of public decency and
honesty.
The suggestion OF \. j. Mullen as a posi-
bic candidate for the position of mayors
clerk seems to have met with hearty
Amen all along the line of Democratic
workers. Mr.. Mullen was secretary of the
county committee, and gave evidence OF
coed executive ability. Furthermore, he has
had the benefit OF practical experience in the
affairs OF the police department, which par
ticularly qualities him Tor the position. He
Is young man and very popular, and, While
II is of course conceded that MIR. winston
should make his own selection uninfiuenced
by the desires of others, yet the appointment
OF Mr. Mullen would doubtless be highly
pleasing TO the active element of the party.
The bloodless warfare between .Mr
Blethen," of the Tribune, and the editor OF
the journal" whoever he is, continues. MIR.
Blethen" has modified his charge that the
journal received $1,000 from the Democrats
70 "a large sum of money" and the editor
out what mi. BtethenN considers to be a
large sum of money! The fight is off. Let's
hear from Killen and Sheehy again.
The leaders of the late Republican party In
Minneapolis must have gone to the 1ndian
country since The reports from that section
SO closely resemble the public utterances of
those erstwhile leaders. They are all prom
lseS.
1t is expected that The Times will soon dis
pute the title of leading agricultural journal
In the Northwest with tine Farm, Stock and
Home, now that thresher has been added TO
the office appliances.
There is nothing somber about c. D.
Mayer's path through life. 1t bids fair to be
always of bTillianthue,
J. Terrestrial ManniX has a brilliant future
before him as an insurance Bdjuster. His
experienced estimate of Haywood & Co.'S
loss by Thursday nights fire, placing it at
81 900. shows that he is eminently qualified
Tor such position.
Charity under disadvantages was repre-
Iented at the event Friday night. The benev-
Ilent maid was depicted, in the floral tablet
iesign, as struggling with the lntricacies of
modern dress pocket.
A. j. BletheD rather gives himself away by
running an emasculated cut from patent
medicine "ad' at the head of his editorial
page. as picture of his candidate for presi-
lent. The ways of the fakir are shallow.
The Journal says that the recent marriage
II local attorney and leading prima
nonna 'creaed Il Juror in society,"" The Jay
Eonld probably call the agitation of stubble
held by plow an earthquake.
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Going to Jump Right Into Winter,
And the average man will do as he always
Goes, wait until the cold weather forces him
20 don heavier clothing, and then come into
1.-THE Plymouth by the thousand and select
n hurry. That's all right; it is the bust
ness OF THE Plymouth TO carry stock
snongh to suit your convenience as well as
aste. The Plymouth Clothing House.