St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-22
MINNEAPOLIS.
NOTE AND COMMENT.

NOTE AND COMMENT.
1t is understood that when the gym
nasium hall of the Athletic club at 500
Hennepin avenue is finished about July
12,a knockers" reception will be given
for the benefit of those who have so
earnestly and conscientiously" OPP
posed the enterprise, invitations to
which will be issued on yellow paper.
Thare is young man in the vicinity
of the GLOBE who nightly turns what is
usually an Elysium upon earth into
Veritable Tartarus by means OF various
wind instruments. 1t is hoped that he
will get wind of the feeling against him
and prevent murder.
The manager of the exposition mas
telegraphed for information OF the
whereabouts of ii. Jay Smith. 1t is
feared that the art directors mldGle
name has been temptation to Gotham
crooks.
Rev. Olympia Brown will speak to.
night on 'The True Labor Reform" Ii
she means as the reformers want 1t. she
will attempt to solve the problem of NO
hours work for &c hours pay.
"Tween you and u it is not Just
honest for the Evening Tribune to print
gossiping stories in which the audi
forum of Chicago figures, without CIV
ing the author credit.
The Minneapolis ministers wish to
deny through the GLOBE, that where
ever the name of ST. Paul occurs in the
Bible it will in Minneapolis pulplts De
changed to read 1.-The apostle who bad
mania for letter writing"
The Northwestern Conservatory of
Music has turned loose another batch
of musicians. This is not the way to
encourage immigration and beat st.
Paul in 1900.
''The Evening Tribune publishes the
fullest and nose complete market re.
ports of any paper in the Northwest"
is the way an "ear' of an evening paper
reads. Where are the market reports
of the only thoroughly live and aggreS-
sive morning paper in the city?
DR.. d. j. Burrell says he is war to the
knife on st. Paul. Is not the position
of West Minister becoming heretlcal
when he thus pitches into the great
apostle?
A party of $50 Vermonters went out
to Minnetonka yesterday to have,
they said, an old-fashioned Yer
mont time. That explains the scarcity
of spruce gum which prevailed in the
city yesterday, and likewise the way
the stones came crashing down the hills
s,14O loly afternoon
Frank Deshon denies that he is going
to Duluth. He says that Minneapolis
is chilly enough, when it comes to rails
ing a laugh, and he has heard that Du-
luth is still colder.
Uncle Bob won the Chicago Derby
and, Judging from appearances. he has
many nephews in Minneapolis who are
elated over the old gentleman'S success.
All the Minneapolis hotels have on
hand blank atfidavitS setting forth that
deponent repudiates, in toto, the action
of McCafferty, Murray, ct al, which
visitors from st. Paul are required to
sign before being assigned rooms.
According to the evidence in the di-
vOrce court, Francis Cole was frequent
attendant at dances, and became so adj
dicted to tripping the light fantastic
that he led his wife rather Wearisome
dance at home.
His friends have heretofore had no
Idea that w. Fl. Eustis was musician.
but it is fact that he is arranging a
piece of music to be called THE st.
Paul Patrol" Its distinguishing feat
ure will be an immense number of
whole notes and short rests.
The Congregational club will soon
discuss "The Influence of College
Training Upon Success in Life" Col
lege training frequently contributes
much to the success of the foreign i'm
migrant by removing from his occupa-
ton of digging sewers and carrying the
hod men who, after a college course,
will accept nothing less for life work
than presiding ever ribbon counter
and wearing gorgeous neckties.