St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-15


Profitable and vicious talk tending to keep aliv,
the feeling of separation and hatred But ihi
viii not be for long. The election Of CLEVELAND
will prove q unifying influence beyond anything
else that could happen.
TIE Connecticut courts have already fined on,
Blaine Republican for buying votes; and the,
have another under prosecution for dischargin.
an employe because he voted the Independent
Republican ticket Connecticut, It Is hardly
necessary to remark, is on the northsrly side o.
Mason and DixCns line.
PRoBABLT the Republican National Commits,
would have given up days ago had not Mr.
Blaine insisted upon q different course. On the
whole, Mr.. Blaine is not safe man for Presi
dent, and it is a good thing not only that Cleve
land has been elected bat that Blaine has beer
defeated.
AMONG the latest prize conundrums Is, Why Il
Blaine like grand pianol Because he is neithei
square nor upright. This ought to have sup
plement: Why do the people OF the United
States think him like an interrogation point,
Because he's crooked, questionable and won't
answer.
Mrs GARFIELD. the mother OF the late Presi
dent is dangerously III AZ the home Of her
daughter-in-law 1.-THE Presidents widow II
Cleveland. Though in feeble be alth, che attend
ed the funeral Of her daughter at Scion, Ohio
last week, and since then has been prostraled.
DETROIT Free Press: It was thoughtful oil
President Arthur to withhold the proclamation
for day OF thanksgiving until he was assured
Of Cleveland's election. But there are some
members Of his party who are not quite up &c
appreciation Of such thoughtfulness.
FRANCE concludes not to press the indemnity
claims on China. 1t has cost a great deal oil
money and a number of lives to reach this hu.
initiating result, and the French government
feels almost bad as IL it had Just gone through
one OF our national elections.
THE ungramatical sweet heart:
Her "dear" she spelled with double
And kiss with but one s.
But when ones crazed with passion.
What's letter more or lessi'
REAR ADMIRAL MURRAY, who died in Washing.
ton on Monday, took the Miantonomah, the first
iron-clad vessel ever TO cross the Atlantic, from
these shores to Europe 1896 Then the voyage
was matter Of more than heet'ng interest.
A WASHINGTON Star man asked SecretarV
Lincoln his opinion Of the election. AZ have nc
opinion TO express" was the reply. II have
just been down town to buy q new hat. Nobody
bought it for me; paid for it myself.
PRESIDENT CYRUS HANLTN. Of Middlebury CVt.'
college, and his wife celebrated their silver wed
ding last week, and the doctor gave an amusing
account Of their wedding journey through the
north OF Turkey on horseback
DETROIT Free Press: Kansas grasshoppers
have come to life after being boiled for two
hours. and We don't zee how they can hurt ST
John much by calling him names and Clubbing
his dog.
CYRUS W. FIELD has been good enough to OBJ
serve that he doesn't believe the Democratic par
ty win ruin the country. Some one should pre-
sent him with q torche on a leather platter
THERE are several exsoldiers in this country
who fred their ballots on election day with
strong remembrance OF how Black Jack Logsr
has pursued Gen. Porter with malice.
Miss TERRY was again sumptuous vision Of
refulgent loneliness. So says a newspaper
and the inference is that this gifted lady is 'ths
same old Ellen as she used to was
RECENTLY in Paris, during the session of tho
Congress of the Free-Thinkers, one eminent
member passionately exclaimed: sGentlemen
am an atheist, thank GOdl''
KANSAS CITY Star: That aHable gentleman
Mr.. j. Gould. sends congratulations to Mr..
Cleveland. Mr.. Gould has very high regard
for people on the inside.
ONE Boston Democrat won eighteen hats OF
the election, and his wife win make use OF six
teen Of them to store away the catnip and othel
herbs for winter
THE Atlanta Constitution speaks of Michigan,
Horr as "the famous end man of the Kiefel
troupe" Gone now, don't walk on a man aste
ne is down
PHIADE1FHIA Record: President Arthur.
proclamation comes right on IN.
top Of Blaine's defeat Well, peroaps that's al
right"
N. Y. Jour~dl:-
Papa, what does z. o. p meanf''
"eone out party. my son. and don't you forget
it,"
BosTos Herald: The fact is that the claim
Of Mr. Blaines election rests on no foundation
Of votes, so that the cry Of fraud Is fraudulent.
THE annual average Of suicides in this country
Is nearly 1000. but it is not increasing any. II
has been discovered that there is no money In It.
TIE salt manufactured annually in Michigan
would, when bar-elled, make fence around tbs
state OF connec ticut, three barrels high.
YORK Age: Blaine takes his defeat like a DO,