St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-30
STATE SENTIMENT.

st. Paul is planning for another ice
palace and carnival the coming winter.
They should hire some reliable weather
prophet to ascertain whether winter in
sufficient quantity will set in before
spring does early next year, to insure
them enough ice for summers use, in
stead Of going into the job biindly and
wasting it all building an ice palace
LIE Sueur News.
1t is very generally believed among
politicians great and small throughout
the state that Hon. Albert Scheifer is
getting his politi cal fences in order,
with view to entering the gubernato-
rial contest. Several of our exchanges.
we notice, incline to the opinion that
''Prince Albert will seek the indorse-
ment of the Farmers alliance and the
Democratic nominatiOn.-Brai Trib-
une.
All who heard Mr.. Donnelly's address
at Madison last Wednesday unite in say
ing that it was a great speech. and iudg-
ing by some Of the comments made it
was in the natu re of a revelation to a
great many. His arraignment of the
defunct and rotten legislature of last
winter which began its season of cor
ruption by electlng to the United States
senate railroad president who had vio-
lated state law by issuing $1,000, 200
of watered stock by which to plumber
the people he was elected to serve, was
terribly eXcoriating, and a powerful
picture of shell with the lid off."-Daw-
son Sentinel.
Editor Blethen is something of a
ssstraddler." His Minneapolis Tribune,
apparently, IS Republican while his
Tribune-Star, unqueStiOnably, is Demo
cratic. Blethen ought to start a PrOhi-
hibition paper and he would then be
right on all qnestiOns.-Heron Lake
News.
There was one clause of the law that
met the approval OF all, and that was
under it there was no sale for deceased
animals. Some plan ought to be de-
vised to retain this feature of the law
1t is notorious fact that great quanti-
ties of unwholesome meat is palmed off
on the patrons of butcher shops in the
cities. Our old cow is not doing very
we'll this fall. and now will be a good
prise.
Bless you, deluded brothers of 6. o..
P. press; there is no need of crying
"Justice to McGill; he is having a good
deal of fun these days swapping yarns
at small county fairs, which is better
than holding rudder for a ship of state
and acting as target for the profanity
of the crew.-Montevideo Commercial.T
The Republican press is busy denying
all the reports which have been pub
lished referring to Doodle, and are try
Ing to lay the blame on one or two ed
itors who are honest enough to admit
that they had received recompense.
Let the others do likewise. and clear
their guilty conscience.--Wade Trib-
une.
Who will be Gov Merriam's successor
is becoming an agitating theme. Dead
beat politicians and place-hunters are
donning war paint and calling for ex-
penSe money. Some of the scurrilous
tribe have been seen in Fillmore county,
but the farmers are not in humor to re-
ceive them graciously. The next cam
paign will not indorSe the party scaven-
gers, who have usually impressed as
pirantS with their claims to the corrup-
ton fund. The Alliance needs to be on
guard that it may not be sold out
Preston Republican.
So far Washburn has been successful
in looking out for his friends, and SEN
ator Davis has had to stand by and look
on. 1t is apparent, however. that the