St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-08


yesterday. There was fire in his eye.
He was 4 visitor to the Convention Clty,
and his experience was not pleasant
one-fnancially. He had been charged
10 cents for glass OF wafer, ID cents
for wash, and the climax was cappeu
bv being called upon for 90 cents for
small srloin steak. piece of bread and
a cup of coffee. He shook the dust OF
Minneapolis from his feet and made
bee line for St. Paul.
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The Commercial club is keeping open
house this week. Every professional
and business man in the city IS entitled
TO the privileges of the club, as is every
visitor within the city limits.
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The Commercial club has also got out
4 special convention badge. which 1t Is
requested all members will wear during
the week.
st. Paul will be Illuminated tonight.
Pray for the deluge to cease.
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Great work is being done by the inter-
urban line these days. 1t is stated that
60.COO people were conveyed between
the two cities yesterday. Every car on
the line was crowded from 8 a. IN. to II
p. III. 4 great days work and rlcn
haul for Nj. Lowry, and yet there is
nothing in it for the stockholders. Ugh!
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There is not visitor to the conven-
ton city bat what takes IN ST. Paul.
The capital city is getting as much out
OF the convention as Minneapolis. With
out putting up o cent, too. WHY St.
Paul!
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Ten cents for glass of water is
pretty stiff. You can get glass OF
beer for five cents. How is this for cold
water drinkers of Minneapolis?
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The people who bought tickets for
Yesterdays convention subsequently
went into the alleys of Minneapolis and
kicked themselves. There was only
one session, ana they paid for three.
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The citizen who does rot placate his
bosom with badges these days is not I'm
the swim" One man on the street yes
terday wore thirteen different badges,
and he seemed proud of the sensation
he created. There is no accounting for
taste.
a monkey with broom and bell is
a decided novelty worn by many-men.
Catch a woman making a-well, you
know what-of herself.
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Law and politics are so closely con-
nected that the lawyers have got the
Judges of the district court to take va
cation this week.
The gentle, patient reader has three
more days to wait and then his favorite
newspaper will get another ''lucid'' i'll
terVal. 4 national convention is thing
of lifetime in this neck OF the woods,
and the newspaper makes the most OF
it. Sometimes the newspaper makes
everything.
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The public schools were closed yes
terday in recognition Of Mayor Wright'S
inauguration. With the long summer
vacation and the days Off during the So
called term. the schools are rarely III
session these days.
Mayor Wrights inaugural is like the
prOyerbial d0Hkey'S gallOp-short aud
sweet. The mayor acted wisely in
excepting down" his message. The or
binary citizen is working extra time in
order to keep up with the convention
reports, and d VOiuminOuS inaugural !
from Mayor Wright would be the last
straw, etc.
The .cleaniug out" process began at
the city hail yesterday.
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1t is quite the thing nowadays for
public Offices in this state to be filed
by outsiders. The state board of prison
managers went to Detroit for peniten-
tiary warden. The successful candidate
once worked with Chief Garvin as
deputy in Joliet prison.
Will Chief Garvln at once give the
names and addresses of other deputies
who worked with him in Joliet prison.
so that nice fat offices may be found
them in this city or state? MinneSOtans
will then have chance.
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City Treasurer Miller has a No. 10
head and wears No. hat. The effect
Is fuEny--very.
How to get an office-Say that you
have worked with Chief Garvin or lived
at Joliet and knew George Thompson.
BaFnum and Bailey Circus
Will soon be here, but it will not inter
fere with the opening, Thursday, of the
Manufacturers Shoe Sale, to East Sew
enth street. Wait, and save money.
Read full particulars in tomorroW's
GLOBE.