St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-04

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IF THIS weather keeps on, it will soon
break the record. 1t may be too good
to last. but it is delightful while it is
with us.
If THOSE women from Colorado want
TO walk in the Inauguration procession,
there should be no objection. They can
tramp all the way from their homes
and do all the marching without dissent
in this quarter.
THE assertion that SHERMAN will not
be in the HARRISON cabinet for the rea-
son that he IS conceded to be bigger
man than the president, is palpably not
based upon photographs seen at In
dianapoliS.
NEBRASKA has a new capitol COM
pleted, to be turned over to the state
the first of the year. The surprising
statement is made that it is completed a
year in advance of the contract time.
But that is a pretty rapid state.
SOME of the Republican journals in
sist that the shipping Of the country
ought to be restored to its former Hour
ishing condition. That has been the
Democratic theory all the time. but it
can not be done SO long as it is insisted
upon taxing materials so that it costs
twice as much to build ships this side
of the water as it does In Europe.
JUDGE LAWRENCE, a JuriSt of learn
ing and note in the East is awarded
high credit by certain journals that
have, perhaps, been mulcted, or ought
to be, in libel suits. for the delivery of
the opinion that experts will swear to
anything" Some may need the eX
PLANTATION that experts are Il professional
class confined to the East.
A HALF dozen papers in Wisconsin,
and more or less in other states, keep
right on supporting Mr.. CLEVELAND
for president in 1892. Their course,
with no disparagement to their candi-
date, suggests the alleged course of
certain young ladies at times in rushing
headIong through the first matrimonial
door to spite some fellow who, through
an unaccountable freak, has Tilted
them.
THE clergy of Philadelphia are said
to be taking sides upon the question
whether ministers of the gospel should
be celibateS or married men. The puZ-
Zling statement is made that the married
preachers favor the single state, while
the bachelors take the other side. A
miserable backslider insists that ex-
perience and the lack of it is the easy
solution.
SOME one wants the government to
build protective wall about the
Yellowstone geySerS because an inquis-
tive Englishman tried to steal close
peep into the depths Of the crater and
was badly sealded. Some have to be
Scorched before they can take a hint,
as several British investigators of this
country in past periods have learned
the lesson. One of the most recent
concluded his cognomen with the name
WEST.
THERE were 100000 men who voted
for HARRISON, and yet at the most he
will hardly have more than 100000
Offices at his disposal. Many who will
ride to Washington in the band wagon
and camp around the White house will
YEARLY trudge home on foot. The
depths of eXperience-the experience of
others-furniSh the evidence that this
is world of trial and disappointment
for officeSeekers.
TIE intimation that every member
elect OF the legislature has rod up for
speaker is probably an ill-humored ex-
aggeration. DoNNELLY has not -ah,
but it was forgotten that he decided not
to serve as member this session.
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name, too. is missing. Anyway, it is
safe to wager that no Democrat really
expects the position, or is writing an
impromptu inaugural address.
THE good people up at Jamestown are
evidently Dakota-otie, as well as patri-
otlc. They makeup charming picture
for Eastern diffusion, of their revels in
the waving verdure under the umbra-
geouS foliage on the banks of the classic
James, tanning themselves with feath-
ers and straw hats in the sultry month
of December 1t was fortunate for them
that the Ice-cutters on the river could
spare them few loads Of their ripened
crop as they passed by.
SOME medium contributes to the
standing conundrum solution as to the
failure of marriage, the lament of
ADAM sitting on a log without and gaz-
ing at the delicious fruit over the gar
den wall: Had | remained single, this
would not have happened" On the
other hand, who can compute the dis
appointments that would have resulted
in all the years since, had he not sue
cumbed to the charms of the first lady
of his time.
THERE are indications of a return in
the classical eenters of the East of the
the rough-and-tumble game of football
as handmade of mental culture. 1t
was largely displaced by base ball. but
If is found that the newer game does
not get in its mutilating work in suf-