St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-09

farce seems to be we'll grounded.
A party of school teachers last night
examined the West hotel, and the con-
cluson reached was that it does not
compare with the American house in
What Cheer, 10.
Judging from the newspaper reports,
three men died at Lakewood cemetery
on acknowledgements Lindquist, and
BlomQuist. Out of the three deaths 1t
is certain that one man-Quist. died.
The Minneapolis police department
was yesterday in communication with
the Winnipeg police, notifying the lat
ter to be prepared to look up ''mysterl-
Gus disappearances' from Minneapolis
at short notice.
The local base ball management, it is
said, has signed man named Day. This
has given rise to feeling among the
cranks that he may be a light man.
The Chicago Tribune yesterday pub
lished view of Fargo which bears
striking resemblance to Hamline. Here
is another opportunity for Directing to
the beIittling of the Northwest which
the one-horse power Minneapolis wind
instrument should not allow to pass I'M
needed.
For the 176th time 1t has been an
nounced that the crossings case is set
tied, that only one thing more remains
to be done and that the remaining work
have been built and are in use. and not
before, will it be safe to announce that
the crossings case is settled.
Joseph Mokouski, arrested for drunk
enness, told Judge Mahoney- that he
only took couple of drinks. Joseph is
very human. The man is yet to be found
who. after getting drunk. will admit
that he took more than a couple of
drinks
The labor people are discriminating
when they send all invitation for
speaker to be present at their picnic to
only three political parties. Where
do the Farmers Alliance. the Single
Tax league and the artist. Paul par
ties come in?
A fast mail train was wrecked down in
Illinois yesterday. 1t is to guard against
such accidents that mail service between
the Twin Cities is as it is.
The local militia boys are now putting
In their time at Lake City playing at
soldering and poker. drinking wine,
and. thinking they are doing just as
their fathers did along the Chickamauga
in '63. Next week they will again be
selling ribbons and standing Off the
wash lady.
1t is announced that a pSychO-analyti-
cal novel is being written in Minneapo
lis, and contrary to common belief
Erotic Scrivener Parke has nothing to
do with the authorship of it.
The Minneapolis team continues to-
play losing ball and, as yet. the enter
prising tea-time sheets have said never
a word as to the defeats being attrlbut-
able to Bill Murray or the Pioneer
Press.
The county convention is over. the
delegates have been elected Mime
apolis is safe and all the anti Merriam
bowling seems to have simmered down
to this: The Hennepin delegates will
vote for Merriam if he seems to be the
conventions choice. owe must be on
the winning side" is the motto of the
delegates.
The black silk shirt and the black
straw hat have been fairly popular in
Minneapolis this su MINER, but the trade
in those articles yesterday experienced
boom. The chorus girl went to Win
nipeg, and the chappy went into mourn
ing.
A report was current yesterday that
Senator w. ID. WaShburn Jr. had tele-
graphed from Fargo to the Tribune,
'Hast seen the track of cyclone, gen.
tie reader?" A telegram from Mr..
Washburn, received late last night,
brands the story as falsehoOd.
r. H. K. Whitley. alias Western Gath
The result of the county convention
is complete vindication of my able
political articles published exclusively
In the Times.
The German count who preSideS over
the deStinies of the Minneapolis ball
club says that Andrews and Day, the
new center fielder and the second base
man, are the greatest in the country.
Will they fill the aching void in the
hearts of the cranks who are friendly to
Foster and Hengie9
The Tribune editorially advocates the
appointment of W. E. Steele, of MINNIE
apolis, as minister to Spain. Is it be-
cause that Maj. Steele has been spoken
of in the dim past as a possible candi-
date for mayor tn at Editor Blethen
would like to see him walk Spanish?
Although the contract for the steel
arch bridge called for its completion by
nj 4 ho IL hoc of
Now it is in order for some one to eX-
plain the cause of the delay. Perhaps
Engineer RinkeT can tell.
About forty boys had picnic at &C.
OAR lake yesterday. They were all
Sunday school kids, and the mounted
policeman stationed there had but little
to do aside from keeping score for their
games.
Now that turantulas are being brought
to Minneapolis with tropical fruit. it
will be in or der for the blonde city edit
or Of the evening jay to resuscitate his
last summers headline, ''In the North
western Banana Belt" when describ-
Ing a coming cool wave.
A certain gentleman who is con-
nected with the Y. M. G. A. hit upon
brilliant scheme some time ago. The
poor street Arabs had no pleasant place
to spend their evenings. Why shouldn't
the Y. M. G. A. provide a place for
these poor outcasts? To think with him
was to act, and in short time a room
adjoining the reading room was fitted
up for their use. The boys soon heard
of it, and made 1t their headquarters
day and night. One afternoon the gen.
tleman stepped in to see how the lads
were getting along. Horrorsl There
were two of them with pail of beer be-
tween them, and both were under the
influence of liquor. He bounced them
out of that room in short order, and that
nap ne e gaee s oe eeT Doys pretty naEt
afternoon he dropped in suddenly and
found five of the boys engaged in very