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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
ELAINE IN THE FIELD.

What may De considered information
of the most positive character regard
ing the attitude OF Secretary BLAINE
is this morning given in the GLOBES
New YORK dispatches. In that city the
news is received in the light OF politi-
cal revolution. In effect. it amounts to
declaration on his part OF assuming the
leadership OF the Republicans in the
coming presidential campaign. Within
the past three weeks there have been
several rumors TO this effect thrown
upon the wings Of news, but all appar-
eutiy lacking substitute. The report this
morning, however, accompanied by po-
tent reasons for his decision. seem to bear
the ear-marks of truth. There is not the
least donbt but that Mr.. BLAINE has
been subjected to enormous pressure
ever since the publication of his letter
OF declinatiOn. ! hat this pressure has
been influential, the positive assurance
that he Will consent to the use or ms
name in connection with an unanimous
nomination at Minneapolis, is ample
proof. Virtually, h assumes to place
himself IN the hands OF his friends "for
the good OF the party" Should TINS
report remain uncontradicted by Mr..
BLAINE, the HARRISON boom can be
considered as decidedly unintereSting
in the subsequent proceedings. u
can hardly be denied that the shadow
of this impending catastrophe has
caused Mr. HARRISON many sleepIess
nights. Now that the blow has fallen,
he will undoubtedly rest easier than Tor
many anxious weeks
Assuming the authenticity Of this re-
port. Mr.. BLAINE's duty is plain. , lie
should at once Withdraw from the cabi-
net. His previous letter declaring in
positive terms that his name would not
be allowed to 20 before the Republican
national convention makes this course
imperative upon the secretary of state.
1t is serious question whether or no
his Vacillating course has not already
weakened Mr.. BLAINE in his own party.
IL is certain that the same course pur-
sued by him four years ago destroyed
his opportunities in the Chicago cOngen-
ton At that time, ii will be remembered,
he wrote two distinct letters Of declIna-
tiOn and then coquetted with the
delegates through his lieutenants. Only
by the most emphatic announcement,
through Chairman THURST0N, that the
"white-pIumed Henry Of Navarro" was
an impossibility, could the enthusiasm
for that distinguished individual be
checked. At this late hour. within
seven weeks of the Minneapolis con-
yenIion, the announcement Of MS actdal
candidacy comes like an electric shock
to the HARRISON wing Of Republican
ism. Even now Mr.. BLAINE can hardly
escape the accusation Of bad faith. That
it will work to his disadvantage in the
campaign is undoubLed. 1t destroys
plans and upsets elaborate calculations.
1t is an ill-fated candidacy that will re-
quire explanation, not only to the Demo
cratic enemy, but within the Repub-
lican party.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
DEADLOCK ~ COUNCIL.
St Joe Democrats Forced to Fly
By an Absent Mcmber.

ST. JoSEPH. Mo-. April IS. - The
city COUNCIL was unable to organ
ize today, owing 10 the fact
that the Democratic members absented
themselves for the purpose OF breaking
the quorum. The council is con- posed
of equal numbers OF Republicans and
DemOe rats When the council met
the Democrats discovered that one or
their number was absent, and they lost
no time in getting out of the chamber
The sergeant-at-aTms issued warrants
for their arrest in order To compel their
attendance. but the officers were
unable 10 serve them. The Dem
ocrats had anticipated this action
and had fed TO Kansas, out
OF the jurisdiction of the city. They
are teIegraphing to their friends in the
city tonight TO find the original absent
member and hold him until the meeting
tomorrow. when the abSenteeS will re-
turn to duty.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Situation in Indiana.

New York Evening Post
If Harrison could carry the state by
only 2.34S plurality in 1888. when Dud-
ley conducted Doodle campaign in his
behalf, it certainly seems reasonable to
expect his defeat in fair election this
year-rcasOnable, that is to say, if the
issue between the two parties be the
same in 1892 that it was in 1888. II the
issue IS shifted so that Harrison stands
as the representative of sound money
and honest finance there will be no need
of bribery to help him TO carry the
state. An honest election under the Sc
cret ballot law will give him the state
by a majority many times larger than
"blocks of five" could secure four years
ago
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
THE MISSION OF SEEDS.

Some leyity has been INDUCED by the
Ineonsiderate at the seeming eccentric
ity of the most p0nderous editor Of
North Dakota i'll recently spending a
month or more iu Washington, working
the full time, reasonable labor regi-
men tolerates, sending seeds to all the
men and some women of the state
under the frank of Congressman JOHN
son, supplemented by the cipher of the
editor. Yet it was not only in the line
OF practical politics, but OF expansive
craftsmanship. When Mr.. TILDEN
made his wonderful race for gov
ernor Of New York. lie was reported
10 have sent out $4,000 apparently
personal letters to all classes
of voters. The Dakota editor is
not charged with personal ambition,
but has an eye single to the veal of his
friend, the congressman. The assets
are to be strictly Johnsonian. That is
the practical politics side. The states
manship has larger volume. 1t is an
educational work. The father takes
home in his vest pocket the little pack
age of tulip, pansy, cabbage or other
flower seeds, and the children gather
about the unfolding. The NJ. c., after
the name of the sender, prompts youth
full inquiry as to what congressman is.
This leads to the study of the govern
ment machinery, and is followed by the
conclusion that the man at Washington
Is not only great and good man. but
personal friend. Politics may go to
the wind. They do not know or care
anything about silver bills, tariff meas
ures, or such petty affairs. He has
touched chord that vibrates through
the house and the heart. The need of
the people is seeds. 1t is not so material
as TO their character or age. They fill
their mission. Should they have no
unfriendly relations with the climate OF
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Chandler Roasted.

Oh cago Times
Senator Chandler has chosen the re-
strictlon of immigration as his hobby,
and is riding it at Dreakneck pace. In
his grandIloqnent Grafton in opposition
to choosing United States senators by
direct vote of the people MIR. Chandler
violently lUgged in this topic. and ex-
coriated the Ignorant, depraved and
criminal voters" who would thus be
given opportunity to cast their ballots
for members of the worshipful and
exalted United States senate. If the
Ignorant and depraved" are DESTROYS
of retorting they will find plenty of
ammunition in any trustworthy and cir
cumstantial history Of Mr.. Chandler's
career as secretary of the navy. .ri IS
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19

soil. they may grow and aid TO beaHtify
and adOrn the home. n orange seeds,
they open up page in geography and
suggest the blossoms that shed their
fragrance through the opening door of
matrimony. The congressman who does
not spend his time sending seeds to his
constituents has evidently prospect of
transitory official life.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Viii sIeep i'm the senate.

Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
The free wool and cotton-tie bills,
which have already passed the house.
will be reported unfayorably by the sem
ate finance committee, and the other
bills attacking the Mckinley duties. in
Guiding the one restoring the old duty
on tin plate, viii share similar fate
Since none Of these bills was or will be
passed with the expectation that it Will
become a law, each and all of them
should be disposed of by the senate
with the least possible ceremony.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Genrue Was EickIe.

George S. Adams bade good-by to
Tracy, Mimi. few days ago and came
to ST. Paul. The town marshal followed
with warrant for his arrest, giving a
description to the local police, who
found him yesterday. aud last evening
George and the marshal returned in
company 20 Tracy, where the former
will have TO answer the charge Of ille-
gai paTentage.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
GRAY MEN woRsTED.
Cleveland Delegates Elected in
IndiauauOIIS

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, April lS.-Pri
maries for the selection of dele
gates to the state convention
were held in this city tonight, and were
the most largely attended ever held by
the Democracy Of the city. The fighI
was squarely between tile Cleveland
and Gray factions. Cleveland carried
every ward, and in nearly every primary
Instructions were given in his behalf.
Gray men elected cOntesting delegates
in two wards
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
THE LATEST DEFALCATIoN.

The defaleation of COPELAND &.
SNAPP, the Northern Pacific commits
sion clerk. is another illustration OF a
curious truth of human nature. If re-
ports are to be relied upon. this same
man has been in trouble before. Some
years ago he was employed in public
Office in Louisville, KY, and there was
implicated i'll criminal scheme to rob
the city treasury. He then experienced
all the distress and anxiety which at
tend detection in such enterprises, and
was freed only after great eXertionS had
been made, and his friends aud relatives
had brought every available influence
to bear in his favor The superficial
thinker would say that one episode OF
his character would suffice for life
time. Having escaped wit the utmost
difficulty from permanent disgrace and
severe punishment. it would seem as
though the man would have been taught
a lesson impossible to forget, and come
what might, would never expose himself
to similar hazard. But in point
of fact. this is not the way things
worked in this case. nor do they work
so in one ease out of a huadred. The
rule, OH the contrary, appears TO be.
once a criminal always a criminal.
SNAPP takes new start amid promiS-
ing and happy surroundings, but it is
not long before he pats his head again
into the moose whose painful bitterness
he has already realized A thousand
Al inf
that knowledge has nothing to do with
conduct. Dishonest instincts triumph
overy every restraining consideration.
1t seems unutterably cruel to declare
that man WAC has once done wrong
can never reform, but really the exam
pies which are at variance with the law
| are 50 infrequent that they are only of
the class of exceptions which go to es-
tabliSh its correctness.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Politics in Colleges.

New York Press
The movement to organize a Repub-
lican club in every important college in
the land, as outlined in the Press yester-
day. deserves the heartiest encourage
ment and support. A national organi-
cation of college clubs OIL the plan pro-
posed would exert powerful influence
on the right side in the approaching
presidential campaign and would be of
inestimable advantage il the political
education OF the young men who will i'll
a few years be occupying positions OF
trust and responsibility throughout the
nation.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Must Face the Judge.

Austin Hoban was arrested on war
rant yesterday afternoon by Detectives
Daily and Horan. He was implicated in
the robbery of Raffee's restaurant on
West Seventh. for which Paul Bertram
is now in Jail awaiting hearing. The
two will be examined at the same time.
as Bertram has been held for several
days awaiting the capture OF Hoban.
The latter is one of three toughs who, it
is claimed, assaulted and robbed a
drunken man at the corner of Eight and
Robert streets some time ago and who
were acquitted because their victim
could not be positive as to their identity.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Pooh-Bah Politics.

New York Recorder.
Evidently Senator Sherman is not up
to the modern standard of pooh bah
politics. How can Senator Hill be ex-
pecteG TO give his time in Washington
when he has 10 supervise matters at
Albany? Ii Sherman was running Nc
kInley as deputy governor he might
have to remain good deal in Ohio.
Allowance must be made for Gov
Flowers inexpe rience. Trained and
competent statesmen are scarce in the
Democratic party. especially those with
the audacity required by the present
eXigencies of Hllllsm.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
rnnAY.s MEAIHEIi

WAsmyGToE. April ls.-For Wisconsin,
Fair; north winds. For Minnesota and Iowa
Generally fair snortheast1winds. For North
Dakota: Fair; northeast winds. For South
Dakota Fair. preceded by showers IN west;
slightly cooler at Yankion; northeast winds.
FOR Montana: Fair, preceded by showers IN
east; slightly warmer; variable winde.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT or AGHIcULT-
rng. WEATHER BuHEAU. WAsHSGTOE, April
j.. G:ls p. m Local Time, p. IN. 18th Merid-
ian Time Observations taken at the same
moment Of time NJ all stations.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
No Booms No Quarrels.

0I LOuIs hepuDIC.
There should be no booming and no
qaarreling. 1t may be decidedly best
to nominate a Western. Democ rat. with
the candidate for vice president from
New York. Or it may be decidedly
best to nominate Mr. Cleveland Which
is the better can be better determined
after the report of the committee on
platform has been made. and after due
deliberation in convention.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
An Aid to Reflection.

New York Sun.
Christian science sharp, Mrs. Steb-
bins. of Chicago. arrested for causing
the dea tn of patient, makes the in
genuuus plea that she would have saved
lIie deceased but for the evil influence
OF disbelieving friends. The Christian
science that cannot overcome the dia-
bolical influence o. unbelief ought to go
into meditative Seciusion till 1t braces
tip For this discipline the advantages
offered by a Jail are not to be desp ised
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
small-Pox at New York.

New YORK. April 1s.-The germs OF
smallpox still seem to remain in this
city, six new cases being posted at the
bureau of contagious diseases this morn
ing. These cases are not confined 10
certain districts, but are reported from
all over the city, principally, however.
from the East side.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19

been inaugurated is In progress here.
On account OF the small salaries re-
eeiyed the school teachers have nearly
all ceased 10 instruct the youth and
Inaidens heFeab1uts. mauy having left
town. attracted by higher Salariss.
while nearly all who remain refuse
TO teach until their salary Is raised.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Crushed Both Feet.

Willie Wyman. twelve years old. had
both feet crushed By the cars near
the union depot yesterday afternoon.
He was jumping on freight car and
fell under the wheels. The Central pa
troll wagon removed him TO his home at
265 " est Sixth street and medical aid
was summoned. 1t may be necessary TO
amputate the boys feet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Foraker srilI Rampant.

Now 1Ork IImeA
The fight between the Foraker and
Sherman factions OF the Republican
party in Ohio. so far from be ing settled
by the result of the senatorial election.
has been increasing in bitterness ever
since. and is now regarded As threaten
ing the party with almost certain de-
feat III the state election of this year
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Honors to DR.. Hale.

BosToN, April 1s.-The SEVENTEEN
birthday of Rev. DR.. Edward Everett
Hale was celebrated this afternoon by a
reunion ID the Hotel Yendome, followed
by banquet. Prominent among those
present we're Gov. Russell, Bishop Phil
lips Brooks, Gen. Butler. Hon. Rufus
r. Frost and Edward Atkinson.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
HILL MAY NOT RUN.
An Albany Paper in the Forecast
Business.

ALBANY, n. Y. April ls-The TeIe-
gram today says that Senator Hill is not
likely to be candidate for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination this
year. but that if the Chicago
convention cannot agree on any
other candidate HIPS name will be laid
before it. If President Harrison is re-
nominated. the Telegram says that
neither Hill nor Cleveland could carry
New York state, and that Gov. Flower
is the only man who is available, whose
availability as candidate cannot be
questioned
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
IRISH love SONG.

., Mary Ana McFlanigaa,
I've thou ght of every plan can
TO win your neart, time an again.
But YOU re deceivin. very; -
Were still just wh ,rc We used 10 be,
And it would te glad news TO M
Ii you would oa,y choose 10 be
My own sweet little Mary.
Your ways hate to CRITICS.,
But wilen see your iaIghm eyes
My bleediu h art III l,ts sighs;
Tis t:yiII' 20 Ire clril
Your pretty charms nave smitien me
Or I'd te after quittm vc
But il you mean tn mitten me-
Why, tnln, 90 10 tue dlyveil
-Nixou Waterman.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
The PonuIar voice

Philadelphia Press
Since the Overwhelming rebuke to
Democratic methods in the state OF New
York administered by the town and
city elections in March it has been clear
to every observer that the current, both
OF public opinion and of the popular
vote, was setting toward the Repub-
Iiean party.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Democratic Smart Aiecks.

Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Democratic congressman who
started out to investigate Pension Com
missioner Raum are now finding it
difficult to convince the country that
they are not in need Of investigating
themselves. There are lots of smart
Alecks who cant't tell boomerang
from boom before they experiment
with IL
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Shot His Father.

GENEsEo. H., April ls.-The gun has
been missed from the house since James
f. Taylor was shot aud killed was
found today Andrew Taylor, the thir-
teen-year-old son OF the murdered man.
who has been suspected from the start,
was arrested today. charged with the
crime. and lodged in jail.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
An idea Uad the Gar.

Free Russia
What is an iaea9" This question
was lately put to ! Russian sc.lool girl
oF fourteen, pupl OF girls eymna-
>sI:ii. ut AZ ''Xti;'iHatioh.
-,An niea." rrpiicd the girl. na4yely,
rs silat vi ca Is agalaSt the govern
t..,.ftt.u
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Oarsman Donngnue Reinsta.ed.

TORONTO, Ont. April 1s.-Oarsman
}. J. Donaghue. of Hamilton. who was
suspended in 1889 on suspicion of being
guilty of crooked work at the Pullman,
Ill.,. regatta, has been reinstated in the
amateur ranks by most unanimous
vote of the executive committee of the
Canadian Association OF Amateur Oars
men,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19

Public Spirit Of knickerb ,ckers.
Pitts bur. Times ne
The New Workers will honor the MEM
DRY of Gen. Grant aga in this year with a
grand banquet 10 themselves Other
people are expected to honor his lne M
DRY 10y paving for the monument win icl
the New Yorkeis started
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
POLITICAL ORACLES.
"Rainbow Chasing"

New York Recorder.
Democrats who seek consolation for
their route IN Rhode Island from the
precedent of Maine in 1889 are only in
dulging in new style of rainbow
chasing" There is no paraiielism be-
tween the cases
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Justice Brewers Daughter weds.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-Miss Henri
eta Louise Brewer. daughter of Justice
Brewer. of the United States supreme
court, aud James Lawson Darrick, of
Boston, were married tonight in st.
Johns church, DR.. Douglass perform
ing the ceremony.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
ouay Still Dangerous.

PnlIadcIphla Tifnes.
Harrison is reasonably sure OF the
Minneapolis nomination. bat he isa,t so
ALFRED sure of it as to kick Penu<yl-
yania out of the ranks OF his supporters.
The party isn't wild with enthusiasm
for Harrison, and Quay would be a
dangerous fellow il kicked out to prowl
about the edges of line Harrison fold.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Short on Favorites.

New York Advertiser.
A glance at the returns coming in
from the Western and Southern states
will show that in the selection Of dele
gates to the Chicago convention no
other candidate than Cleveland is con-
sidered. Senator Hill has been elm
mated from the contest, and there is
not even the usual toInfOolery OF pass
ing around compliments to fayorite
S1ilS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Rhode Island Democrats.

Toledo Blade
Grover Cleveland would be the Demo
cratic presidential nominee II the
Rhode Island Democrats could rule the
Chicago convention. But Rhode Island
Democrats don't stand very high just
now in the Democratic books.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Cut.broats Driven Out.

JIMTowN. Col. April 1S.-Bob Ford.
the killer of Jesse James. and Jack
Palmer, who has been very intimate
with Ford. were driven from Jimtown
today and instructed not to return if
they cared for their lives. Ford and
Palmer at once left for Denver.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
sta,e Printing House killed.

NEW YORK, April 1S-Gov. Flower
has vetoed bill largely supported BY
labor organizations providing for state
printing house, which would abolish the
contract system for state printing.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19

THE Michigan Republicans may throw
away their chance to get any electors in
that state by refusing to recognize the
district system provided by the legisla-
ture. Congress will not be in their
hands,
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Butterwortn's Retirement.
Quincy Hdrald.

quincy HdraId-
Ben Butterworth says that he is out
of politics and the worlds fair He is
going 10 resume the practice OF law,
where his gabble will only he disastrous
10 himself, Sld not to his party or Il
great enterprise.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Eastern Advertising 0ifice-ROOm 7E
Trihnna RniIdinn. New YORK.

Complete flies Of the GLoBE always kept nn
hand for reference. Patrons and friends are
cordially invited 10 visit andavail themselves
Of the facilities Of our Eastern Office while
In Nav York
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19

The residence and barn q: w. S. Nor
Tor. 1T Hazel Park, barned AT Eos;ii y,'s-
teri..y. Ike lass Is $3.50 on house,
baril, household guuls, ett.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
Supreme Court Routine.

The routine Of the supreme court yes
terday was rs follows:
Sarah Morrell ct al. respondents. vs. Chi;
cago, Milwaukee d ST. Paul Railway Com
pany. appellant; argned and submitted.
National Investment company, respondent.
VS. NalIonai savings, Loan ana Building
Association appellant. submitted on briefs.
Mary lieptil, administrators etc. appellant,
VS.. 81. Paul Minneapolis d. Manitoba Rail
way Company. respondent stayed untl de
termination of application for reargumeut.
William W Cargill and SaEuel b. Cargill.
partners. etc, respondent VS. Edward
Thompson ct al, appellants.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
And Want to Garry the Males.

New York journal
Some women are such deynteeS TO
style that they would wear vestibule
trains If they could
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. Aodiess all letters and telegrams 70
TIE GLOBE, St. Paul, Minn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
chooi Teachers on Strike.

Fol;T DODGE, TO-, April 1s.-One of
the most unique strikes that has ever
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19

WEEKLY sT PAUL GLOBE.
0ue wear 81 Six mo. 65c Three mo, 31c
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19

DAILY AND SUNDAY
] yr IN ndvnnceS1O 90 3 mos. in ady--SZ %
& m In advance. , 90 weeks in adv. 90
One month -r5c.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19

Tnf-WEEKLY- DAILY Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.) 80
/ yr in advance 81 90 q mos. IN adY-S2 w
months in advance 81 90.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
AnDue to 4ae Groverian Cinch.

BrOOkIyIl cLdiUItU- Z IlIOH.
!. Still there IS Il lingering disposition in
some quarters 10 stick 10 Cleveland.
even il tie wind blows enntrariwise
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
1 GLoBE srBscRIPTION RATI

DAILY Nor IHcLUDfNG 5IHDAf'J
! yr in advance ss 90 3 m in advance y. .nO ~
G ~ in advance. d 90 q weeks in adv "
one month ......7Uc
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
FUR CAPES
FOR SPRING WEAR,
For $40 and Upwards.

There is no garment that a lady
can put on that is SO stylish,
comfortable AMI becoming for
Spring as our new Fur Shoulder
Caps, We have them in every
fashionable fur, and they are par
tiCulaTJ appropriate and service
able for the cold, raw weather
Intervening between Winter and
Summer; they will also come in
very handy all Summer for driV-
ing and chilly evenings al the
lakes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-19
SUNDAY ALONE

] IT I'm advance 81 90 3 mos. in adv Soc
& m. in advance l 90 ! N. In advance. zoe