St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
NOTE AND COMMENT.

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In attempting to convey some idea of
lis appreciation of values yesterday,
solightly Morrill, said II wouldn't
rust such man with my horse, my
wife or my money. Mrs. Morrill, has
probably, ere this, corrected his idea on
values.
Since Mr.. Blethen." of the Tribune,
published the fact to the world that he
had received James G. Blaine's photo
graph with kind regards" from the
original, William Henry EuStis is said
to be wild with jealousy.
The Methodist ministers of Minneapo-
lis met yesterday, and none of the man
igCrS of opposition lines to the pearly
gates were referred to as grave rob
bers, sand baggers or fit subjects for
lldermanic honorS. Who can deny that
he spirit of Christianity is abroad?
The man who first said Language was
made 10 conceal thoughts"-t is. to
hide ideas. opinions, any fiXity of pur-
pose or tangible prOpoSItion-musth have
been prophet, and have foreseen the
war between the Tribune and the
Journal.
w ltAioih SoPNs
Jacob Helm are said to be much in
censed because Col. ChawleS W. john
SON, in his recently published romance,
TALE of Two Cities" did not deign To
mention their valiant services i'll behalf
Of Minneapolis.
Bill Nye has retaliated upon the peo-
pie of Minneapolis for their defeat of
his brother ON Nov. by writing a letter
nt,f,ta Ift,,s Ali
Nyes are dangerous people, and it is
gratifying TO note that Mlnneapolitans
are Ion TO their curves"
i. II. Than, county attorney-elect,
desires to express his gratitude to the
political prognOSticatOrS of the evening
papers. He says they have lifted great
load from his mind by making his APP
pOintments for the places of first and
second assistant.
The United States supreme court has
decided that electr0cution is legal. Mir
Lowry can now run HIS street ears with
put fear.
Phil Megaarden, court officer now
wakes the echoes of the municipal court
building singing that old song of Eddie
FOy'S, two lines of which run:
lie : on the police force now.
One day he arrested cow.
P T. Barnum is very III and not ex-
pected to live and the few Republicans
elected in and about Minneapolis are
resting easier. They feared that they
would be kidnapped for the side show.
To Old SuOscriber-No, the book,
"rale of Two Cities.'' does not refer to
the tail on the lions hide which covers
one city and part of another as wet
blanket on fire.
Rev. Golightly Morrill, said yesterday
that he would not trust his property TO
the keeping of any man claiming to be
sanctified. If he speaks from ex-
perience. is it any wonder. when the
number of churches in Minneapolis is
considered, that 1t is unsafe to let ones
OVeTcoat out of ones reach?
The crimson was hoisted above the
blue at Springfield on Saturday, and
yesterday morning, from several for
merry bright faces in Minneapolis. GRIM
son eyes looked out upon blue world.
The power o. sympathy is immense.
"Strange," murmured q man of
''Stagey" appearance yesterday as he
stood on a windy corner and allowed the
breeze to take liberties with his imme-
date environments, that those Indians
should get SO ugly because the ghost
dances. Now if he would only walk
for me would be content" And he
wiped away tear as dog trotted by
with bone.
II, as the funny men say, Jay Gould
owns the earth, he will undoubtedly
suppress the Minneapolis Tribune and
get rid of A. Jay. There are already too
many jays Oh earth.
Col. W. F. Gore still leads in the vot-
Ing contest for exposition manager.
Blood will tell. 1t might also be re-
marked that the colonel is go'er.
1t IS just about the size of the Even
Ing Journal to misrepresent the GLOBE
by saying that it objects to naming
one of the parks after G. NJ Loring.'
The GLOBE simply stated that the idea
of changing the name of Central park
to Loring park was not generally ap-
proved. If there is spare park that
can receive Mr.. LOring'S name, the
GLOBE will cheerfully second the mo-