St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
SUNRISE SIGNALS.

s.. Paul deYosees at the shrine of art will
hail with delight the advent OF H. PussJcaht-
who comes to Us direct from the salons of
PaUs n. Pussycaht has opened an aieiier on
West Seventh street He IS prepared 70 receive
orders and entertain visitors rom all Walks OF
life. also society buds who rarely walk any
where. NJ. Pussycaht will, properly, class III
no particular school for he despises imitation
with ali the intensity Of his deep. impas-
stoned nature There is about his work not
the faintest tinge Of either Rembrandt, Turn
er, Gsinsborough, Leonardo da Yinci Aillei,
Lawrence. Yelazquez, Tintoretto. Rnbens,
yandyke, Titan. Reynolds, Correggio Spagno-
letto or Spaghetti No. NJ Pussycaht stands
alone. grand gloomy and peculiar Derhap
rather more peculiar than grand. However,
it Is not necessary to dwell too long on this
latter observation.
II was our recent privilege to Inspect soma
of II. Pussycaht's Work at his Seventh street
studio. Using mahl-stick rs demonstrate
ing pointer, he led me through his collection
OF studies mostly statnesque, some OF them
nude. many classical groupings. and ever and
anon modern portrait. Among the purely
classical poses may be mentioned Marc An
tony Going Out for Beer" Hannibal Cross
ing the Suit" Hercules Cleaning Out the
Republican Party Ajax Supporting His
Mother-in-LAw,7 "Orpheus singing Eurydiee
Out Of ST. Louis" ''sappho Lying About Her
Age to the Census Iaker,' "JoYe Nodding
Over the Return OF Messenger Boy. Kan
tppe Giving Socrates a Straight Tip. and
many others. Coming down 10 more mod
ern subjects. NJ. PHssycaht uncovered a
number of groups including ''Colu m
bus Discovering West Superior, Gail
Hamilton Reading the Riot Act TO Joseph
Medill,' ''Df. Hamilton Reducing the Size OF
Ward McAiister's Head. - spartan William
PITT Murray 10 lding the Gap Of Thermo-
pyle Against the 81. Paul Auditorium. and
Free Trader Kuute Nelson Running on
High Tariff McKinIey Platform for Govern
or IL VIII amply repay any one with love
for the good the pure and the beautiful 70
visit ~ Pussycaht, and lei him show him the
pictures. Art IS not 50 famboyanty rampant
In St Panl that Que catford 10 let many such
opportunities escape him.
The only valid objection to a change in the
political com lexion OF The administration
is the fact that the election Of Democratic
president would mean a new public printer,
and that always breeds trouble.
Brer Alger or the burning deck,
Whence all but he had fed
Exclaimed amid the shattered wreck
1T cannot be I'm dead
As we go TO press Matthew Stanley Quay is
still waiting to be pacifed by one d. iiarri-
son.
The Prohibitlouist who supports the Re-
publican administration votes for party the
head of which upholds postmasters i'll keep
ing their Offices i'll grog shops.
II the Republican party doesn't see whatit
wants Mt Minneapolis, it Will be obliged TO
take B Harrison.
The Chicago Inter Ocean heads n bloody
shirt editorial ''if" IF It had not been for
the l. o. and It's kin, the war would have been
over twenty years ago.
man has recently come over from Eng
land 70 glide do;gn the smooth surface OF
Niagara Falls and another man in Pennsyl-
wanna says he can fly The possibility Of the
authorities interfering with them excites APP
prehension
A New York reporter recently applied to
an organized charity for something to eat,
and was refused The officials told him to go
'.SOak his sparkler" and distribute some of
the money among the poor In his hasty
ma ke-up he had forgotten to remove his
diamond and was once more reminded that
inadvertency often spoils good scoop"
Mr. Blaine appears to be sticking" u. Har-
rlson on 10 Minneapolis.
The deathly silence surrounding the Blair
boom indicates that its owner has stepped
out to get Il Glove.
The originator of the idea that no candi-
date could be nominated for president with
out his own state delegation is strangely
silent these times 1t YVES preposterous
suggestion at the best II virtually admitted
that one state could dictate To the country II
choice for the high Office of chief magistrate
of the nation. The assum ption is audacious.
unwise and impolitlc. Too often the man
who can control the machinery Of n state is
Just the individual 10 avoid when selecting
president Bosses are in high favor with
neither of the two great parties.
The ST. Louis Republic informs us that the
first English parliament was opened 627 years
ago. We remember it we'll. aud like the
! ordinary modern jack pot, twas opened with
| two kings.
No sideshows will be allowed at the Chi
eago exposition. This edict is deadener
on Elder ehepard's newspaper project at the
! fair.
II NAV be true. as stated by one or two
anti.word's fair pessimists, that Columbus
was not The first man to discover America
but the fact should be kept prominently be-
! fore the public that he was the first man to
! know good country when he saw it.