St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-26

The article, Cleared for Action" pub
lished on the editorial page of the GLOBE
yesterday, should have been credited to the
Chicago News. Due apology for omission Of
the credit is hereby rendered.
There appears TO have been considerable
"snap" to the late ST Louis crank conyen-
ton.
With true free coinage nerve Senator PETER
took his whiskers right along with him on
his late visit to the Windy City.
Says the Baltimore Herald: George Wash
ington wore number eleven shoes, and they
have never been filed" This is an unkind
remark to print in newspaper likely to fall
under the eye of B. Harrison.
Ex-senator Henry W. Blair's presidential
boom is not keeping the neighbors awake
nights
delegation in Chicago. which reminds us that
Gen. Garfield once headed an Ohio Sherman
delegation in Chicago
We have long been a sincere admirer Of the
nerve. dash. vigor and general ability of the
New York Advertiser. and now that it comes
out rather significantly for David B. Hill we.
well, we still admire its nerve.
Isaac Pussy Gray. of Indiana wears a
goatee. SO does Ward McAlllster. Isaac
Pussy Gray is a presidential possibility
Ward McAllister is not. We throw this COM
parison out merely as pointer, and trust
that Isaac Pusy Gray will not fly deliberately
into the face of Providence.
Minnesota echoes the head lines Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer: GOD speed the good
ship Indianal"
We have almost forgotten that we ever had
trouble with Chill. Mem. Did not a man
by the name of B. Harrison spring into tenn
porary prominence at that time?
We are loath to believe that Senator Teller
is so short-sighted politically as he is reported
to be by certain Republican journals. They
say he will not support President Harrison
because of the latter's repugnance to free
coinage. But the Republican candidate in
favor of free coinage is an impossibility at
Minneapolis Whom, then, can Senator
Teller conscientiously support? 1t would
seem to candid observer that Sen ator
Teller's place in politics was represented by
the late st. Louis jamboree Of visionary
cranks.
Mr.. Deacon, who took pop shot at his
wife's paramour with fatal effect, placed at
least one bullet where it would do the most
good. The libertine who assists an unfaith-
full wife to violate the honor of her husband
takes his life in his own hands. The world.
by the way. is fast becoming reconciled to
this fact.
Sir Edwin Arnold, 1t is learned vehe-
mently declares that he has submitted to his
last interview by newspaper reporter in
America. 1t transpires that press repre-
sentative in New Jersey. sent by his city
editor to sound Sir Edwin on some of the
leading topics of the day, said to the dis
tinguished poet-journalist: "'Mr' Arnold.
where do the flies go in wintera'
The present congress exhibits symptoms Of
still hunt though for what particular OBJ
ject is somewhat indefinite.
New York city's new municipal building
will cost S23O2,9Oo This amount ought to
put up pretty fair $500. 900 edifice.
There is bare possibility that William N.
Springeris politically knee-sprung.
If anybody wants anybody else, Democrat
or Republican. politically stabbed in the
back, he should address in confidence, in
closing stamp. one Charles A Dana, Sun Of
ice New York city.
Yesterday st. Paul man lost his overcoat
OF course, he Immediately advertised in the
GLOBE small wants, and in less than six
hours the coat was returned to him in as
good condition as when he misplaced the
garment But few days since young lady
lost sos. advertised for it in the GLOBE and
recovered her money the same day on which
the adlet appeared. In each case the indlyid
ual investment of the losers was but Is cents
The GLOBE is the popular medium and goes
everywhere.
Will the person with his big feet on the
coat tails Of congress please remove them
and allow that eminent body to ''get move
on itself?'
The late hysterical proceedings in the St
Louis convention reminds one that certain
alleged politicians are using specimen Of
fungus instead of brains this season.
What is the use of sweetening societ,
jack pot if some fellow like McAllister is al
lowed to cut down the amount five-eighths
Patti sang "Annie Rooney" in Chicago tn,
other night. Evidently this is her farewell
tour for keeps.