St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-06
Thomas, and Joseph Thomas, of Milton,
were nominated as delegates.
TWIN STATE VIEWS.

The st. Paul GLOBE centennia! issue
on May l was a fine piece OF workman
ship, and will make a fine mementO for
those who wish to hand down to the
future generation hundred years
hence a reminder of the first presidential
inauguration.-Mitc Mail.
The GLOBE is the most popular and
the most readable paper circulating
from the Twin Cities, but we think this
great newspaper does itself and the
cause of labor an uncalled for and fool
iSh injustice in the above slap at Don
nelly. In truth Julia Ward Howe and
Donnelly seem to be in the same line OF
thought, deplore the same evils from the
same sources thing the sage has done
for twenty years.-WahpetOn Times.
Frank Pettigrew is putting in street
cars or buying property in every town
in South Dakota. Next we'll hear of
him putting electric lights and water
works into the mushroom towns of
Oklahoma, not yet Staked out. No, will
take it all back, Mr.. Pettigrew is too
sensible to have anything to do with
Oklahoma. Then, they don't elect any
United States senator down there this
year elther,-WatertOwn Courier.
The GLOBE is the paper of the Twin
Cities. 1t is now the only paper in the
world that has two such princely eStab-
lishments in two of the leading cities of
the world. Starting as the GLOBE does,
with its two magnificent wings and in
the two aggressive cities in the United
States, half way between the Atlantic
and the Pacific oceans, it can justly be
called the GLOBES reflection of the
worlds news.-Aberdeen Republican.
Col. Dudley deserves we'll of the party
whose interests he has so faithfully
served. One man like him is worth a
thousand namby-pamby fellows-who
get around in time-0nly to secure
rison to cOntrOl-Only for the Dudleys
and other workers.-Fargo Argus.
Day after day it becomes more ap-
parent that the fight for the capital is
narrowing down to this place and Bis
marck. There are reasons for this state
of the question. In the eternal fitness
of things DEVILS Lake is the proper
place for the capital.-Devirs Lake
News.
Things are getting pretty lively over
at Bismarck. EX-GOv. Pierce claims to
control the patronage of North Dakota,
and the boys have heSitated which way
to go. The fact is, Secretary Richard
son is the governors referee in North
Dakota matters. while Gen. Allen has
some influence with Mathews, who
controls the federal patronage of both
Dakotas. Pierce seems to have been
knocked out in the first round by vote
of eleven to three at the recent COM
mittee meeting Lake Capital.
Truly the st. Paul GLOBE is an enter
prising paper. The centennial issue of
May was gem that peered above all
competitors and placed another mark in
the credit column of the enterprise of
the publishers. The GLOBE is dandy.
WATERFOWL Journal.
Treasurer Bailey has earned glory
enough for his administration. He has
just succeeded in negotiating the per
cent territorial bonds at handsome
premium. Those for the North Dakota
university, amounting to 22,700, COM
manded premium OF 81 per cent, and
those for the soldiers home at Hot
Springs, amounting to $4,000, pre-
MUM of 5 1-6 per cent. This is espe-
cially gratifying to South Dakota, as it
will be noticed that the bonds which it
is to assume commanded the higher
premium.-Aberdeen News.
1t is inspiring and inspiriting to note
the confidence expressed by the news
paper correspondents of the various
towns aspiring to be the capital of
South Dakota. Each asserts with a
confidence born of something higher
than earth that his town is certain to be
the winner. And when the specious,
smooth, persuasive arguments of all are
read and digested the unbiased reader
must conclude all are right.-Rapid City,
Journal.