St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-31
MINNEAPOLIS,
ALL sOii,S.

1t is not Just right to accuse the members of
the P. O. 4. n. OF belonging to the genius
tauri, bat even the mention of flag, with req
stripes in it, it is enough to excite ungo!ern-
able wrath i'll them. c. D. Meyer, the head
pusher of the order here, visits the court
house frequently, and he made one of his
trips down there yesterday. Some one i'll the
elert' office called out loosely:
Where are those flags Meyer? When are
they-coming?'
They're hers now was the explosive re
ply. A Scotch grauite flush mantled his
brow. beside which c. n. Dickey's mustache
looked pale pink. A door slammed and
Meyer was gone.
One of the characteristics of human nature
has been well eXemplifed in the meetings
OF the coopers during the past week, that is,
1T the opinions of the cleaTest-headed coop
ers be correct. The Hennepin Barrel com
panys men have been standing out against
a strike all the week. They want The raise
in the price of the barrels as much as
the other coopers, but they have OPP
posed the strike movement ITS just
this remarked prominent cooner yester-
day, that Hennepin fellows don't want to
go TO work any more than the rest OF us:
they want the raise just as much as any OF
us but they want 10 pose as martyrs. They
think that if they hold out and pretend to be
forced into Il strike they will stand in with
the millels and get favors should the strike
fail; and If we win. of course they can come
helped TO get the raise Which is only part
of human disposition of man the world over
Humans like to stand well with the win
ming side.
disappointed over DR.. Burrell's declnation
of the CALL but they are no worse disap-
pointed than DIR. sBurrell will be II they DO
not come back with q raise.
The correct styles in tennis uniforms, as
announced, are but little different from
those of last year The cloth Of the uniform
must be of the finest grade but there is no
limit TO the spuliousness of the imitation III
side it,
Journal reporter with his bowieknlfe be.
tween his teeth. h.calibre 'shootin iron"
in his one hand and dark lantern Ill the
other, has again distinguished himself; nay
more. he has cast into the shade OF opllvlon
all the romantic deeds of "Fhe CD, hlcn,
ard Occur de Lion, Chevalier Bayard, Ola
Sleuth' and John Hoy. Alone, unadcd, eX-
cept by his own administering intellect MS
searching perceptions and fear-defylng heart,
he penetrated 10 the secret recesseS OF the
city hall. There, closeted from the iuquisltive
public the "overzealous and not over
scrupulous reporter, wrapped III a CLOAK OF
mystery, he discorered-whatT' That three
men stood III the dark hallway at the city
hall yesterday engaged in close converse
ton" Did he falter? No. Fear was to him
an unknown word. OF such thing as mys-
terry il had never heard. his master MIND
lnstai ~ saw what it all meant-"the long
polid al quietude is about over and another
election is not far i'll the future Death to
secreey.N
s. e. Olson has lost all claim to being
called Il representative Minneapolis Repnb-
ican. He says he would not accept the
mayorslty nomination if paid $4,000 to
do it.
The show which opened at the Bijou last
night has been hooded" at the start. The
bill posters have been singing about Little
Annie Rooney while putting up the adver-
Using paper.
Mike Breslauer, it is understood, has made
several of the city council a flattering offer
for their services as soon as their terms shall
have expired. Mike says he can use them
because they are so handy with the brush.
The announcement has been made that eX-
Private Wild will be at the museum This
week, where in all probability he will reclte
his wild tale of the terrors of army life in the
wild West, drive the museum habitues wild
with curiosity, and steal the hearts of the
suscepti nle maidens heretofore steeled TO all
advances of the honest swains just because
he happened to have little scrap with
Steele.