St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-08

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IT IS proposed in Pennsylvania to
place women On the police fOrcesin the
large cities. They will not be on the
patrol, however.
Boston is resigned and inclined to be
jubilant over SULLIvAN's threat to
abandon the town for good. He is
charged with being sober there on one
occasion.
REPUBLICANS complain that HARRI-
son is slow, but he sent 374 nomina-
tons to the senate in his first month,
while CLEVELAND only got up to III in
the same time.
THE battle of Shiloh was in progress
tWenty-seven years ago yesterday. 1t
is stated that its fatalities were proper
tionately larger than in any other con-
f1ict of the war.
KELLY claims to at last have his
hand on the missing link that will put
bis motor into successful operation.
Perhaps it is the one the evolutionists
have been looking for.
SOME of the Republican papers apollo
glze for Corporal TANNER on the
ground thathe has the big head. There
is, no doubt. good reason why he never
got above corporal in the army.
MARSHALL P. WILDER, who is known
as humorist, has written book en-
titled, ''PeOple I've Smiled With" If
he has travelled much in Kansas or Iowa
he may get some people into trouble.
JEFFERSON as political oracle is a
good deal more alive the past few
months than he has been for a genera
ton or too. The disposition to recall
his teachings is a hopeful sign of the
times.
In PENNSYLVANIA the authorities
have fixed upon six years for the APP
premiership of a pilot, and still that
state floods the country with doctors
that have had less than three years of
training.
SINCE the ancient individual slew ten
thousand with the jawbone OF a gentle
man mule there has not been so much
warfare with so small force as STAN
LEY has been perpetrating in Africa.
He has the advantage, however, of be-
1ng his own reporter.
The prohibition campaign in Massa-
chusettS is so hot that the farmers are
told that they can use their apples in
making cider and sell it before it fer
ments. leaving the buyer to get out of
the snap or break the law. The moral
lty OF the scheme is more than doubtful.
FIFTY years ago the senate refused to
confirm ISAAC HILL, of New Hamp
Shire, for prominent Office. on account
of his remarks in his paper about the
senate. He was the next year elected
senator, and for several decades he was
the most potent political force in his
state. History sometimes repeats.
IHE man HUSTON, appointed by the
president to protect the public moneys.
Is the party that DUDLEY addressed in
his ''hoaters in blocks of five" letter.
DUDLEY is under Indictment, and it is
presumable that HUSTON was a full
partner with him in the corruption.
AS custodian of the treasury he should
have better credentials.
UNDER the law in Maine that went
into force this month, a man out of
work started to walk to his home in
Massachusetts, and, applying to police
station for lodging, was given sixty days
Imprisonment at hard labor. The court
sad the law was imperative on HIM.
The next time the man will probably
commit larceny and get a milder SEN
tence.
A PENNSYLVANIA paper says the an
thracite monopoly has arranged to keep
the supply of coal on the market so
small as to force up the price. 1t esti-
mates that Philadelphia pays $4,000, 900
more into the pockets of the barons an
nually than it would if the traffic were
conducted on legitimate principles.
The West contributes several more
millions. But trusts are mostly private
affairs.
A PROFESSOR of magnetism is Great
ing quite sensation in some of the
Pennsylvania towns by his apparent
success in removing diseases and affiic-
tions. He impresses the mind with the
belief that the person is well, and for
the time, at least, such seems to be the
fact. Like some other people who
claim to operate through the mind, he
is enriching his pocket.
RHODE ISLAND is one of the states
where the Australian or some other re-
form system is needed. 1t is related
that in one town COG voters stood around
the voting places at the late election
till late in the day, waiting for the DUD-
LEYs to come around as usual, and
finally voted without getting a cent. In
another locality, Warwick, an observer
reports better fortune. The men were
voted in gangs, and openly paid from s.
TO SO each by the Republican commit
tee.
THE figures lately published are said
TO show that the $4,000 divorces in this
country were 5000 greater than those
of all Europe in the same time. That IS
apparently an unfavorable showing, but
it is believed to be largely due to the
fart fhof porrionac orc not ca aaciIx.