St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-05
GLOBE TOWER SHOTS.

nickel-in-the-slo machine has made its
appearance which costs but dollar. After
awhile you can get whole slot by simply
dropping nickel in it.
1t is thought by competent critics that II
what Henry NJ. Stanley really knows could be
hitched on to Ignatius Donnelly's vocal Or
gans happy combination could be pro-
duced in the shape of lecture.
Shell read here that President Diaz, of
Mexico, began his political career as an In
surgent and insurrectionist.
He-Then there is chance for our baby
land smash went another plate Off the ia
ble).
Ex-Gov. Oglesby says that his two years Of
retirement from politics have been full Of
enjoyment. AS an alleged senatorial candi-
date does he still imagine he is back again in
politics!
Talmage says that some of the most power
full men i'll the country have little use for
their hands. Talmage is right; some power
full men are always unlucky in the draw"
If that sacrilegious Chicago drummer who
alluded 10 Minneapolis as Jay town. will
call on Editor Wheeloek he will receive a
two-cent piece and a fervent God bless
you.''
For offensive personalities spoken in the
pulpit Sam Jones was recently caned by a
mayor down in Texas In this case it is the
expected that has happened, and it now be-
hooves Mr.. Jones to temper his feryid zeal
with tolerance and gentility.
The festive Bernhardt, she is, she is, she is
getting fat,
And what dye think. and what dye think,
and what dye think of that?
The New York World is no longer running
Senator ingalls, top of column next to read
ing matter.
With one set of heirs laying claim to the
City of Toledo. and another equally greedy
com bination clamoring for the capitol build
ing at Washington, the question naturally
enough arises: WHITTIER are we driftingT'
1t is cold day at Pierre, S. D.. when a new
batch of senatorial aspirants does not appear
in the field, and they do say that they have
experienced considerable fine weather up
there lately.
They are rather small -souled. lightwaist-
ed set, these Republican leaders Instead
of making common cause against, and pre-
senting a bold front to. the Democracy, they
Immediately fall to scrapping among them
selves whenever political bone is cast into
the ring. For graphic illustration of this
fact witness the fight being made upon c.
3. Buckman. Republicans are burning their
powder long before 1892.
Each word spoken by the Indian chiefs now
at Washington and translated to the tlngllng
ears of the present administration is side
wipe at Secretary Noble. Each word uttered
ay Gen. Miles upon the subject of Indian
management is an arraignment OF the pes
tiferous policy pursued by the interior depart
ment in the interest of lot of peculative
political parasites.
Henry Cabot Lodge, another of the dead
and buried force bill, is still whirling in the
air. But SO insignificant is his orbit that no
one is talking any particular notice of him
just now.
One thing. at least, is being clearly demon
strated by that congressional committee at
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not full of suckers.
The Democrats are wondering, as they think
the matter DER.
Whether Mr. Cleveland's silence or his
speeches hurt the more,
New York Press.
And Democrats are wondering, and wonde r
ing more and more,
At the awful depths abysmal that have
swallowed Mr.. HOar