St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-06


| bury watch.
Bayonets are behind the force bill. and the
force bill Is sneaking along behind a second
| term for Ben Harrison.
All attempts to explain the true inward
ness of the Vaccinations of the silver ring so
far are futile Every one is ready to admit
that there is peculative gang of silver hood
lers of uncertain ancestry. but no one has the
hardwood TO spot an individual and say:
Thou art the man. The condition is best
illustrated by the ancient stanza:
He wired in and wired out,
Leaving the people still in doubt,
Whether the man who made the track
Was going South or coming pack.
Another collapse of brick walls in Chicago
has been suppressed in the news of the day.
1t looks as though Chicago were getting to be
quite as sensitive over such mistortunes as
are railway officials concerning train wrecks
and other accidents.
The Nashville American means well. but it
makes genuine Irish bull in saying: "Dr
Harrison might save himself good bit of
worry by forcing his head into his grand
fathers hat and Illuminating on his chances
of making a living after March a. 1893"
How much force does it require to put a
number six head into number eight hat?
DR.. Harrison is accused by some well mean
ing papers of jealousy in not appointing
Judge Gresham to the supreme bench. The
sentiment that actuated DR.. Harrison does
not arise to the dignity of Jealousy. 1t was
ignoble, gutter-born, petty spite.
Vanderbilt was coarse; Senator Edmunds
is classical and polished. Vanderbilt said:
THE public be id" Senator Edmunds
says: what the people think is entirely
immaterial to me- Vanderbilt and Ed
munds arrived at the same destination by
different routes. Vanderbilt came in a cattle
car; Edmunds in Pullman sleeper.
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The death Of Gen. F. E. Spinner removes
from earth man whose wonderful auto
graph was worth as much before as after his
death.
There are more presidential possibilities
concealed in the tariff question than there
are at present wrapped in the bloody shirt.
1t will be hard, repulsive lesson for Repub
licans to learn, but they must learn it in
1892.
Marshall Field & Co.. of Chicago, propose
to know right away. or as soon as the supreme
court of the United States can attend to their
case. whether or not Bill Mckinley is bigger
man than the constitution of this rcountry
More than that they are willing to pay the
freight for the purpose of obtaining such in
formation.
c. NJ. Schultz, editor and proprietor of the
st. Joseph News. is responsible for the pub
lication of New Years dition of his paper
that is a credit, both TO his acknowledged
journalistic ability and to the city of st. Joe.
1t comes to us a twenty-eignt-page paper.
with handsome Illuminated cover, and all
in the highest style of typographical art and
statistical excellence. The journal also
brings along with it an aroma OF financial
prosperity not at all unfamiliar to ne atmos-
phere in which Mr.. Schultz general moves
about
Sarah Bernhardt, accompanied by her live
snake, will arrive IN New York some time
in February. Had Sarah managed to time
her visit Immediately after the holidays her
snake would have had lots Of company in
New York
New York clergyman lately said, in
Sunday sermon. that he was glad the mem
ber { congress who proclaimed that the Ten
Commandments had no place in politics had
been left at home for the next two years. 1t
is a pleasure to find one clergyman so little
versed in the disreputable politics OF the day.
But it is, nevertheless, painful duty 10 ap-
prise him of the fact that ''the member of
congress is no less than Insect Ingalls,. an d
that he is not left bat likely to be left behind
for six years by stalwart, God-fearing
farmer by the name of Sockless Simpson.