St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-17

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REGISTER TODAY.
There is only one more day after to-
day when you can register.
For fear something may happen to
prevent you from registering next Tues
day, make sure thing of it by register
ing to-day.
And don't forget it.
REGISTER, and do it without fail this
morning.
REGISTER this morning before going
to your business. You may not have
time again.
VOTING is vital duty of citizenship,
and registration is necessary prelimi-
nary. Register this morning.
THE Department du Nord seems to be
the Fifth district of France, and BoU-
LANCER her KNUTE NELSON.
THE street sprinklers to memory dear
should not now be lost to sight where
they are particularly needed.
CANDIDATE ScHEFFER is the Ban
quo of the campaign in Minnesota. He
twill not down" a cents worth.
BoULANGER personifes the French
idea of revenge. and Germany, viewing
his tremendous popularity, will doubt,
less govern herself accordingly.
THE Indianapolis Car Works company
is thinking of moving to st. Paul. That
is good. Let us hope it will decide to
make the move; that will be better.
New YORK managed to worry through
her blizzard; but now that she, too, has
been struck by the brewers strike, the
most direful results are feared.
EIGHTY SEVEN congressman have no.
titled the speaker that they desire to
talk on the tariff bill. The country
might as well begin to prepare for the
worst.
CABLE reports of Mr.. BLAINE's ex.
cellent health should be accompanied
by his picture, mot necessarily for pub
LEGATION, but as an evidence of good
faith"
The president is expected to make a
Texas trip. Our Republican friends
should not fail to note that his visit is fol
the purpose of enabling the Democrats
to carry the state.
Mr.. WINDOW made about 5000 out
of the sale of his Washington residence,
which goes to show that, whatever his
political fortunes, MI. WINDOWS bust
ness sense is above par.
OTHER English travellers cOntemplat-
ing writing articles OF a carping nature
on America will do we'll to take warning
from the fate of MATHEW ARNOLD.
There is such thing as retribution.
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CHAUNCEY DEPEw complains of the
many demands made upon him. He can
rest easy upon one point, however. The
people will never demand the heir of
the VANDERBILTs as their president.
--A1n
CONGRESS should beware how it
trifies with the st. Paul public building
bill. 1t has wasted so much time fool
ing already that it can not afford to dis
regard an important measure like this.
THE hreadmakers of Chicago have re-
solved not to strike, but this is small
consolation to the Chicagoan as long as
the beermakers remain out. 1t is dep
rivation of the neccssaries, not lux
urieS, that hurts.
MRS. LATHRoP, president of the W.
CT. u, now in Minneapolis, adds her
testimony to that of others to the effect
that the pinery dens are still running.
Isn't it about time the officials were
''getting move on themselves?
Now it is said the Milwaukee road is
heading toward the Pacific coast. 1t