St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-08
SUNRISE SIGN AIS.

With the steady approach of the worlds
fair time even q second cousnship with some
Chicago resident becomes almost cndurable.
If Commissioner Raum will not resign
"while under fire" he is destined never to re-
signRt all. That settles it.
No one need laugh at Senator Carlisle's
Kentucky boom for president. 1t is high
| spirited affair.
| = MIR Lowry" says the New York Tele-
gram, sis as well known in Minnesota
Richard Croker or Thomas G.. Platt in this
city" We respectfully ask Mr. Lowry if he
proposes to stand anything like that!
'SauirezMilbank should hurry up ana push
business, or his private undertaken may soon
be yawnIng for another job. 1t is nearly
week now since the squire shot hole into
anybody.
We hear of 10 vociferous cry OF Anybody
to beat Victoria Woodhull Martini" Truly,
uhis age is becoming chivalric.
VIII some one please skim Henri Watterson
and sci him just outside the door to cool?
y No secrecy is made of the fact that Col.
Elliott F. Shepard was Obliged to pay $4,000
for the privilege of going to Minneapolis rs
delegate And yet the carping East is
already whining about high prices" at the
Minnesota convention city.
B. Harrison is saying very little just now.
He isn't even talking through his own hat.
'r
Senator John NJ Palmer will please take Off
cial cognizance that he received the nomina-
ton for president of the United States at the
hands of high school students of st. Paul on
Friday evening last. 1t was Palmer against
the field. and Palmer won in q canter. Right
in the face of the eloquent efforts of the
Hill, Cleveland Carlisle Boies pattlsou, Hol-
man. German. Russell and Campbell boom
ers, the Palmer boys pressed the button and
the convention did the rest. Taken alto
gether. it was an exciting event. and as test
of popularity better than straw vote. The
action of the high school boys, taken in con-
nection with the instructions of the regular
Minnesota state Democratic convention for
Grover. proves most emphatically that the
Gopher state is for Cleveland or Western
man." That Western man is. evidently, John
NJ. Palmer.
From Philadelphia paper we learn that
minneapolis is bending all her energies to
the discussion of the question whether there
is a material hell" Some light may be
thrown upon the matter ut the meeting OF
the Republican national convention.
There is a newspaper published in Green
land Geographical authorities give counte-
nance to the impression that it is not red
hot sheet
Judged by the tenor of their conversation,
the Prohibitonists consider that the supreme
Court of the United States isn't in it, with
them as regards question of jurisdiction.
George Gould's wife has presented him
with another pledge of affection, with which
he can now dance around all among the
carpet tacks at O'Clock in the morning.
The nomination of Henri Watterson would
surge through the national Democratic con-
vention like wildfre. and melt the types in
the forms OF the newspapers that attempted
to announce it. Then along toward Novem-
Der enthusiasm would cool off like lava from
an extinct volcano, while the White house
would be left for another four years to B.
Harrison aud Baby Mckee.
} ;Jaggles-Say, that story about an anarchist
uprising in Minneapolis won't wash.
( Joggles-Neither will the anarchists.