St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-24
SUNRISE SIGNALS.
Mr.. Balfour. in England, appears to DC
tinctured with persona non grata.

Mr.. Balfour. in England, appears to be
tinctured with persona non grata.
Gov Winans. of Michigan, is at his desk
every morning at O'clock. This is great
hardship ON janitors and clerks. Gov
Winans, by the way, is Democrat
As We 60 10 press no one has yet launched
Pat Egan presidential boom.
senator PETER was given back seat in a
Chicago church," says an exchange. This
not only confirms rumor that Chicago has
church, but is also a fia.teriny testimonial
to the acumen of the usher in affording the
worshipers an opportunity to obtain a view
of the pastor.
Ex-Lieut Gov Jones' letter protesting
against the "midwinter" convention will, in
due time. be returned from the dead letter
office.
The pan-political convention at St. Louis
seems to have been regular stew pan.
They now fumigate the London theaters
after each performance. and yet Kyrle Bel,
lew and Mrs. Potter are playing in Calcutta
Anti Harrison Republicans are now search
ing for supposed codicil TO BIaine's letter
with all the assiduity of millionaires will
contestants.
On Sunday the Pittsburg Post said: "An
Eyes Are Upon New York" And the ayes
appear to have had 1t.
The worst thing said about yesterdays
weather was that it was just like Chicago's.
Joggles-How is it you never get to the
front, Jaggles? You have had good show.
Jaggles-Yes; but wear a wig.
The picture of Grover Cleveland in the
Chicago Evening Post suggests that with him
tits almost as long a time between shaves as
it is between presidential nominations.
Ex-senator Blair sprung suddenly into
prominence by being rejected as minister TO
China. Upon this he bases the foundation
of an alleged presidential boom,
1t is significant that the congressman on
guard at Washington did not leave for
Chicago until after Jay Gould had started
homeward. Business before pleasure.
The failure to break ground for St. Paul
auditorium in 1892 will rebound to the dis
credit of St. Paul's boosted enterprise. The
way to do it is simple. Go ahead and do it.
What other cities have done ST. Paul can
easily accomplish. 1t is not a question of
practicability, but one of disposition. AS a
whole the necessities of the city demand a
commodious auditorium. The erection
should not be postponed in Difference to the
false sentiment of decidedly microscopieal
clique of chronic kickers of ali forms OF mu-
nicipal progress.
Spring Thoughtlet Slightly Knee-sprung-
The rain falls Unfortunately upon the just
and unjust; also upon the new spring hat.
Young Jim Blaine is not the victim of
"snap convention" His wife gave him time
enough to work up sentiment of popularity
which. for some inscrutable reason. he seems
to have failed to advantageously utilize.
Unless the Chicago papers prevaricate,
which is, of course. utterly impossible. the
congressional visitors to Chicago were taken
out to the fair grounds on coal cars.
Sen" John NJ. Thurston's presidential
boom is in no need of sedative.
In artistic, ornamental job type the name of
Thomas Bracket Reed would look we'll on a
presidential ticket. There's magic in the
name of Reed; also in Rough on Rats"
The political complexion OF the late third
party" convention in st. Louis is considera-
bly, marred by moth patches and No. size
freckles. ESQ ;.>9
1t is thought that the persistence with
which Gen. Russell A. Alger urges his claims
to brilliant war record will not materially
reduce the Democratic majority in Texas.
Says the truly good and stitched
Chicago Inter Ocean: 1.-THE people of Mime
apolis need not have arranged for 'all-night'
saloons on account of the Republican con-
vention. The people do not expect to send
bummers to the June convention" No one
will pragmatically dispute this assertion pro-
vided the Inter Ocean will accept an amend
meut to the effect that the advent of Elkins,
Quay. Dudley and Garrison will show a small
sprinkling of ''bummers."
"Japhet in Search of Father" had pic
mic compared to the Wood Harvester COM
pany in search of suitable location In
fact, the latter is out of ''site."
''The America of To-Day inspires an edf-
torial writer. We trust it is several laps
ahead of the America of yesterday, which
was decidedly sloppy.