St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-30
STATE PRESS NOTES.

The Glencoe register says lSnatuS Don
nelly ''has got nerve enough for anything"
but it doesn't mean it as compliment.
In its society column the Rush City Post
gracefully announces that "Old Lady Sherer
has rented her house to Mrs. Il. Dering."
If the Lac qui Parle County Press can be
believed. the doctrine of the non ownership
of land may work in cities, but will never
go down in the country. The Peoples party
had better drop that SCH cine before it gets
| too hot for it,"
The St. Cloud Times doesn't believe in saw
| ing up sure thing for a rainy day. On the
contrary, it urges that st Cloud business
men, capitalists and property holders should
turn their attention towards our granite, for,
| while other conditions may change, and
| other advantages disappear, the granite viii
| be with us forever"
Through the columns of his Mortified
News Joel Heatwole throws out the follow
ing general suggestion: Ambition is pow
| erful motive, and if it is directed only to
honorable and valuable issues. it is a right
| eous one, but where it leads to what is false
| and hollow or turns means iuto an end. it is
a urse to its pOssessor.
The Fergus Falls journal asserts that ''the
Peoples party leaders IN Polk county are
even more aggressive than they are here.
County Attorney Holston and the editor of
Red River Daleu, the Norwegian paper.
came to blows last week about an article
which Holston had written for the Dalen
but which the editor would not publish"
The Battle Lake Review thinks that 1.-The
| cute cusses who are making SO much fun of
| Joel P. Heatwole's candidacy for the gov
ernorship may get fooled. While the Re-
view favors knute Nelson for the position, it
I;af; Ion
carry off the prize. The Republican party
could go further and fare great deal
| worse"
| "a year ago." says the Anoka herald,
"Anokaites were demanding another sprink-
| Ter; now they are asking for cutters. Those
who thought Minnesota was drying up and
/ becoming unfit for the residence of whites
are now seriously thinking of following the
| example of the patriarch of the antediluvian
period and entering a temporary residence
of gopher wood
The Marshall News Mes senger dismsses
politics for the nonce ana INDUCES in ali
ecstatic: "Hurrah for the circus! The day of
red lemonade and peanuts is upon us, and
| country LADS and lassies, hand and hand, ar
rslyed in gala attire will throng TO town to
see the grand street parade, more gorgeous
| than any pageant ever before witnessed on
earth, ETC., etc. etc"
ii tell you" remarks one of the prosperous
| farmers of Grange township to a Pipestone
Star scribe, 1.-The prospects for large crop
were never better than they are at present
and all out our way feel jubilant over the
outlook. We have had nearly week of fine
weather now, and it would astonish you 10
see how the grain has grown in that time.
Pipestone is all right"
According to the Red Wing Republican,
''the symmetery of the ticket will not be pre-
served without Swedish candidate Among
the reasons which Hon. Knute Nelson as
signed why it would probably not be polite
to nominate him, he did not mention that it
would overweight the ticket with too many
names of one nationality, but he cannot have
overlooked i'll his mind that grave Defect
The Delano Eagle exhibits a sublime
spirit of resignation, as follows: '.Since the
recent rains the country roads are in terri
BILE condition and travel is rendered very diff
fcult. Still, we may be thankful that we have
suffered no loss from floods as have our
neighbours to the South, and whatever unfa-
orable conditions may exist i'll Minnesota, we
can always find something worse in other
states"