St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-26

are ''drunken with venom new sum-
mer drink invented by George h. Shaw.
which is said to be highly beneficial to
the kidneys.
E. j. Phelps suggestion that some
thing should be done in the way OF en-
Pertaining the delegates to the National
Educational convention and showing
them the beauties of Minneapolis is
good one. Mayor Babb should attend
the meeting to be held to-day: DON'T
let any more visitors like the aldermen
from ST. Louis get away without taste
of Minneapolis hospitality.
Some one holds out the theory that
Minneapolis is larger than st. Paul be-
cause it has more drug stores. Still,
some small towns in Iowa are reputed
to have more drug stores than Mime
apolis, or at least, did have before the
original package decision went into
effect.
The political fakir of the Times at
tempted to spring a sensation yesterday
bv announcing that A. j. Boardman had
refused to call an early meeting OF the
Republican county committee. Cucum-
bers and ice cream are productive OF
strange dreams these hot nights.
l.. F. Menage is contemplating the in
Vestment of round million of iron dol
lars in building up manufacturing
center in North Minneapolis. This
smacks of good hard business sense and
philanthropy. Minneapolis has plenty
of Office buildings for years to come,
and investment i'll manufacturing is
hot triIl haI the naYt census
The fact that Minneapolis will have
lust as many saloons next year as
this clearly demonstrates that the saloon
business has thriven under the present
administration; that the administration
should be praised because it has limited
the number of saloons to what ii is at
present. Consequently Babb should be
Supported by the saIoonkeepers, and
should be sustained by the temperance
people.
H. j. Smith thinks that the nude pict-
ures he has secured in Europe for eX-
hibtion in the exposition art gallery
will not give offense, and naively says:
Anybody who will take exceptions to
the nude | have secured doesn't know
ANYTHING about art" That's just 1t.
The people who will kick are just the
ones who do not know anything about
art. The artistic merit of genuine
Rubens, for instance, is not appreci-
ated by the Reubens who have been
framing pictures given away by the
Pioneer Press under the impression
that they were works of art.
DR.. Ames has discovered that Gov.
Merriam is an elegant gentleman. and
l.. r. Than thinks Babb is the strong
est Republican candidate for mayor. 1t
is little things like these that make all
the world akin.
About the time the census strife be-
gins to show signs of dying out the di-
rectory will be issued, so that interest
in the conundrum What's i'll a nameT'
will not flag.
Betting on tin horses, as we'll as live
ones. is to be allowed in Minneapolis.
At least the termination of case i'll the
municipal court yesterday would lIdl-
cate as much.
The Evening Tribune calls the st.
Paul delegation that is in Washington
interviewing Superintendent of the
Census r. P. Porter 1.-THE st. Paul COM
mittee of solemn asses" If it is worth
the while, somebody should look up
George K Shaw'S roaStS on Minneap-
oils while he was running the st. Paul
Dispatch-which, by the way, laid over
anything that has emanated from st.
Paul papers during the present I'M
PleasantnesS.
Mai. A. F. Warner is on deck when
there is any marching to be done. He
yesterday made the exposition board an
offer of his valuable services by the
way of taking charge of the proposed
military ana civic display at the OPEN
ing of the big show.
Ed A. Stevens is said to have disap-
peared again, but, like the man in a
song which Frank DeshOn has been
singing six nights and three .matinees a
week. he'll bob up serenely from be-
low"