St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-04

iact that up 10 inns nornlnH-oy the bright
light-all photographers have studiously re-
Trained from alluding to the steamship
Elders mishap as THE Elder Down.
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President Beers could not have obtained n
more complete vindication had he confined
his efforts within the exclusive limits of
Milwaukee.
Gen. Weaver's nomination of Ignatius
Donneliy for president does not seem to
ignite. @I
The Missouri man who took preacher ia |,
Washington to lobby with the president for
an appointment forgot about the voics of
John j. ingalls, crying in the wilderness:
In politics there is no room for the deca-
logue.'
The Chicago auditorium is not large
enough for an average Democratic conyen-.
lion, but perhaps it will be by the time Tam
many gets through reading Democrats out of
the party.
The worlds fair managers have Just
awarded a large amount of space for a gas
exhibit. When it comes to question of gas
one can always bank on Chicago being real
generous.
According to Congressman-Reporte Amos
j. Cummings Jerry Simpson was the first
one in the house to open his mouth. Uncle
Jerry evidently believes that procrastination
is the thief of chin-chiu
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Some men who miss their dinner one day
make more fuss about it than did Succi at
the termination of his forty-tive days fast.
But then Succi was too week at that time to
make fuss about anything.
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In casting about for Democratic candi-
date from the West, no one should overlook
Gov. James E. Boyd, of Nebraska He
has just received q hearty Endorsement by the
supreme court of the United States.
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No one should blame Mr.. Egan for his pro-
tracted dalliance with the charms of Chill.
He closes his last official communication
with 81 await IN structions.'
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The mugwumps having issued their ulti-
matum it behooves the Democratic party to
lose no time in forwarding its apology.
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A double-headed delegation from New
York to the national Democratic convention
would. doubtless, raise the momentous ques-
ton of no seat. no fare"
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Why not adjust the indemnity questions
involving Chill, Italy and the United states
on the clearing house plan of daily balances?
Let Chill pay Italy the latter's claim against
us, while Uncle Sam stands Pat
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To fL,a
with us-when they are not "agin u.s.
Ben Butler IN his autobiography admits
that his candidacy for the presidency in 1884
was plan to defeat Cleveland and elect
Blaine. In this candidacy Butler received
the earnest support of the New York Sun.
Cleveland was elected. Let us hear no more
twaddle about the Suns claims to being a
Democratic newspaper. Let us hear no more
of its claims to being even paper of ordi-
nary political influence
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Old Second Term has one hand on the pub
lie pulse; the other ON Jim Rlaine's pulse
So
First there is simple PETER. the United
States senator from Kansas. Rising a notch
higher we come to Pfeffer. the distinguished
Chicago base ball player. Then, with one
wild leap, we strike the transcendent genius
of Pfeiffer. the Berlin discoverer of the infiu-
enza bacillus. Let the great world now sit
down i'll silence and await the advent Of
Pfeffeffeffefer, wherever he may come from.
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Med zeal scientists inform us that false
teeth increase life from four to SIX years
This is ample time in winch to witness the
birth, rise, decline and fall off of wild,
woolly and Western presidential boom.
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We are Informed that double-decked street
cars are coming; but it will do no st. Paul
citizen any good to stand on the corner of
Cedar and Eighth streets and wait for them
or for any other car, as the motoneers re-
fuse to stop there.
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The San Francisco Press club delegates
went on to New York to receive a royal well
come, and Julius A. Sehmahl 81.
Went
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