St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-27
SUNRISE SIGNALS.


New York city is to have a reform club. Is
this i'll the nature OF a third days broth of the
ST. Louis barbecue?
Senator Cullom believes that a dark horse
is not as black as he is painted.
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Dispatches inform us that "the Democratic
silver caucus did nothing" Really, gentle
men, there Is nothing to do
"
We gladly receive Miss Willard's assurance
that a straight national Prohibition ticket
ent outlook, something of the kind will be
needed to give tone to the campaign.
The American playwrights' society musters
only thirty members. which leaves us to in
quire who is writing the other stuff with
which our theaters are flooded. Evidently
he is not playwright.
The price of collins will be advanced 90 per
cent on March 1. Go early aud avoid the
rush.
In introducing bill to prevent and pun
isa what is known as the green goods fraud
Senator Henderson performs q work of SUI
pererogation. There is dead oodles'' of
law against all such kind of swindling. SEN
ator Henderson would do well to Introduce q
bill compelling sworn officers of the law,
Judges nd others to do their duty. This
would be striking directly at the tap root of
the evil.
The selection of Omaha for the meeting of
the Peoples national convention is one more
proof that the country is anXiously looking
to the West.
So Stanford Newell will have none of the
mayoraity-not even the honor of leading a
forlorn Republican hope.
She who two postscripts writes where but
one postscript. was before is not benefac-
tress of her race.
feel. I feel, feel
/ feel like morning star;
feel, feel l feel
That from me is knocked the tar
From Spring Chansons," by Gen. Russell
A. Ager.
There are booms and booms, but we are
justified in saying on this 9th day OF Febru-
airy that despite the vigorous onslaught of
the country press Gov. Merriams vice presi-
dental boom is as good as new, and will
keep until the Minneapolis convention with
out recourse to cold storage.
At the time Chicago was elected as the
Democratic convention city because it pos
Sc ssed a big auditorium, it was not expected
the candidates would attend. Later adyices
show the necessity of monster wigwarm.
1t is generally understood that Mr.. Blair's
presidential boom has no political signif-
canoe.
It's palpably evident thai the delegates to
the 81. Louis convention didn't know what
they were there for, and will probably never
find out
The Democrat who knows all about free
silver and nothing about tariff reform is q
half baked Democrat.
simultaneously with the adjournment OF
the third party convention a st. Louis
woman opens IAN Office for the cure of
Even the opposite sex appears to have sized
up the demand for universal panaeea.
u
The true independence of the press was
forcibly illustrated when III. p Hall, in the
closing number of the Press club benefit,
boldly proclaimed that Kow spelled cow.
The destruction of Mrs. James Brown Pot
ter's theatrical wardrobe has reduced her
repertoire to the one play of Cleopatra"
No Republican organ Is due TO sheer at the
mention of John Griffin Carlisle for presi-
dental candidate. There are many good men
in the Republican party. but MIR. Carlisle is a
better man than it is possible for the Mime
apolis convention to nominate.
The attention of Soekless Simpson Is called
to the fact that they are now spelling his
name 'Jere" Can he stand this onslaught
of aesthetic cult?