St. Paul daily globe., 1890-11-27


woman, whose deaths were recorded in
Yesterdays GLOBE, struck the beam at
l79 years. Could any better testimonial
be forthcoming of the healthful, invig-
Grating climate of Minnesota in general,
and st. Paul i'll particular.
Archbishop Ireland is reported to be
looking up a site for the theological
seminary, to be built and endowed by
J. j. Hill. There is a general belief
that the seminary will be located in Re
serve township, between Grand avenue
and Randolph avenue. The electric
line on the latter avenueis TO be COM
pleted by next spring.
". S. Alexander, eX-traffie manager
of the Great Northern. is to be provided
with a berth in the Jim Hill railroad
system. After Dec he will be known
as the vice president and general mana
ger of the Eastern Minnesota. Rail
readers will be pleased TO know of MIR.
AleXander'S appointment. He Is
genial, gOod-hearted and able man, and
has the good word of every one having
business to transact with him.
There is a little over week to elapse
and then we shall know if rates are to
be cheaper between st. Paul and Chi
cago. Many people are postpOning
trip to the Windy City III the hope that
the passenger officials may fall OUT
and rate war follow. With the con-
tinued cutting on the part of brokers. it
is difficult to see how lively war in
rates can be aYerted.
The inhabitants of the Wagner block
are well provided for, temporarily and
spiritually. \ Bethel is sandwiched be-
tween a saloon and a-well, you know
what.
A newspaper man. like an actor, plays
many parts. The latest role 10 0e filled
by several newspaper men of this city
Is TO deliver addresses under the auSpi-
eeS Of the Bethel Home. 1um-yum.
c. E. Robb-There is very little tray-
cling just now. but after Thanksgiving
end before Christmas trains east bound
are certain 10 be well filled.
The grocery stores and the meat mar
ketS did land Office business last even
ing. 1t was surprising the crowds of
people making their Thanksgiving pur-
chaSes. and Seventh street presented
lively appearance.
While troops are maSSing in the Da
k0tas and there are rumorS of outbreaks
among the Indians. an interesting and
unique ceremony was witnessed at the
Church of The Good Shepherd yeSter-
day. 1t was the marriage of ii couple of
Sioux IndianS-SolOmon Penakeduta
and Mary Brant 10y name. Mary was
buXOm widow of twenty four, and her
rotund figure and sparkling dark eyes
were calculated to charm Il young and
ardent brave. The wedding was wit
messed by large number of city peo-
pie.
There is little fear that the election
appeals will at all interfere with the
thanksgiving of the triumphant Demo-
Gratis in Ramsey county, especially
when prominent Republicans speak of
has MIR. Mum got to say about this?
Are his own friends going back upon
him? 1t would seem so, and no wonder.
An American likes fair play, but, when
a candidate defeated for Office seeks to
OuSt his opponent or harasS him by un-
necessary appeals, he forfeits the conf
dence of the public. A candidate should
be as willing to take his medicine as to
sleze upon the spOilS of Office.
By the way, what are the Republicans
to be thankful for this ThankSgiYing2
That there are few of 'em left, or that
this was an OFF year?
What is there in wish? A good deal,
so far as the Y. NJ. e. A. people of st.
Paul are concerned. Note this:
We do wish very much that we might wake
u
live, active men or woman. or both, were
waiting at the Office of the association to
convey gitt of anywhere from $4,000 to
S50,0U0.
If that Y. M.SC. A. building. corner of
Tenth and Minnesota. is not to be
erected until this wish is fulfilled, the
millennium may be looked for first.
There are plenty of meneyed men i'm
st. Paul; unfortunately the number
who are inclined to the biblical instruc-
ton, Let not thy right hand know
what the left hand doeth." are very few
and far between.
What is the matter with the "Me!ish"
boys? Adj. Gen. Mullen seems to be
occupying his time in attending court
martialS aud issuing orders diScharging
men "for conduct unbec0ming All officer
and gentleman"
What would the citizens of the Sec
Ond ward do if they had nothing, muni-
cipally, to kick about? They are now
engaged in deSpairing howl respect
ing the lnsufficlency of the police force.
III more men were employed and taxes
were TO rise correspondingly they would
then begin to yawp about the eXtrav-
agence of the city government. Verify,
city. alderman may be likened to the
Individual who once discovered himself
standing between the devil and the
deep sea.
Deputy Dairy Commissioner Law
renee has spoken. He is of opinion that
the state has full powers to regulate the
sale of oleomargrine. Judge Wilson,
who decided that the law regulating
oleomargrlne was unconstitutional, must
consequently know nothing about the
legal aspects. He had better give way
to the distinguished agriculturist from
NOrthfeld
Secretary Phelps and the Industrial
Union have at last been heard from.and
the announcement is made: "a large
clothing establishment is shortly to To-
cate i'll st. Paul. Citizens have heard
so much about establishments shortly
to locate" that little credence can he
placed upon this announcement. The
industrial Union people are like the boy
who falsely gave the alarm of "wolf,
wolf"
COURT CLIPPINGS.
The following cases were disposed of in
Judge Otls court Yesterday: