St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-28
SUNRISE SIGNALS.
1t is said that Harrison will decline re-
nomination-along about April 1.

1t is said that harrison Will decline re-
nominaton-along about April 1.
Mr.. Harvey Gillette, OF Hastings, who be-
lieves that the people of Minnesota 'are in
favor or silver by a large majority is no
doubt eminently correct in his opinion if he
refers to silver in the abstract. But if he
means to imply that they favor free silver
coinage as enunciated in the Bland bill, the
two state conventions, Democratic and Re
publican. will open his eyes. A free silver
plank will be incorporated in neither one of
their platforms. And the delegates to these
conventions will come straight from the peo-
ple-in fact they will be 1.-The people, them
selves.
Tine New York Press says that it expects
from Iowa an old-fashioned Republican ma
jority III November. What's the matter with
the new-fashioned Democratic majority of
the Boies pattern?
Pension Commissioner Raum deserves
great credit for the hearty manner in which
he enunciates the truth on the witness stand
especially when that truth is so damaging
to his management of the pension bureau.
Will Messrs Drayton and Borrowe please
walk three times around the ring and retire
behind the curtain? The country is very
weary.
A trial test Of the free silver boomerang ex-
hibits much quicker action than was expect
ed. Congress should vote Mr.. Bland bonus
Late advices from Germany indicate that
the crazier the king the poorer the govern
ment
ers appear to have taken in quite number
of $1,000 bills lately.
ration of Bichloride-of Gold Kelley b. the
cloud with silver lining!
clock forty feet high is to be sent to the
worlds fair By Australia. We trust it is not
a cuckoo"
Capt Arson went hunting, the other day,
and his "eolts'' won their first game of the
season. Is there any valid reason why Capt
Arson should not throw himself overheard
as q Jonah?
Somebody in Washington has been calling
Jerry Simpson dude. Was it for this that
he went upon the hastings and lifted up his
voice in behalf Of his socEless pedals?
How chances it that both Ward MeAllister
and Elder Elliot F. Shepard come to be
mixed up in this Drayton-Borrowe imbroglio?
This is a strange combination of antagonlstic
personality.
We trust that nothing will occur at the
Sulliyan-Corbett prize fight to prevent the
former returning to his self sacrificing life
work of elevating the stage.
Has the good Western man. noticed any
thing lately of dusky figure resembling
Grover Cleveland's silhouette on the wall?
If it be true. as reported, that George Al
fred Townsend has gone to Spain to get ma
terial for a biography of Christopher Column
bus, he should read up in history. Columbus
was born in Italy, that land celebrated for the
lady with Ia
Heart on her lip, soul within her eyes.
Soft as her cline and SUNNY as her skies"
Still, it may happen that Mr.. Townsend
proposes to work backwards from old age
to youth. =
Mr. Blaine is now having the Congressional
Record read to him daily. Look out for all
other attack of nausea
Who has seen the first spring tin-pIate liar?
The Boston Herald says: "Cheers for Presi
dent Russell are OFF," Does this mean Cleye-
land-or Western man?
A Washington lady offers to bet that Sena-
tor Hill will not remain single to the end of
his term. 1t is barely possible that she is
playing a straight tip.