St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-01-21
SUNRISE SIGNALS.

The attention OF Republican organs Is di-
rected to the fact that Mr. Holman cast but
one vote In favor of his retrenchment resolu-
ton. Without following Holman would be
powerless. Let Republican organs distribute
their denunciation upon more equitable
basis
Perhaps the national Democratic conyen-
ton will be opened with a bungstarter, and
perhaps not Today will likely decide its
fate. -
st. Paul gets the next convention of Inter
national Press clubs, and one OF the st. Paul
Press clubs delegates, julius A. Schmahl
and ii. p. Hall, have places in the list of vice
presidents and on the executive committee.
Here is double recognition of the most
beautiful and picturesque city in the North
west, and also the liveliest press club in the
entire chain reaching from Toronto to San
Francisco.
Mexico has her Cara Uncle Sam his Chill,
and President Donnelly has Editor S. NJ
Owen. If this be treason make the most
of it.
Ben ButteIworth spoke again in Chicago
last Monday night. with usual results. Some
how, whenever Ben Butterworth bloyiates
he bu3ts some budding scheme
No Chicago workman need hesitate to tear
down the exposition building on account of
the ichthyosaurus He is perfectly dead and
docile.
Inventor Edison now comes forward with
proposition to annihilate the whole CHILEAN
army and navy by electrocution. Is this in
the nature of an ultimatum?
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AS an aftermath to the Ohio senatorial
election, Forakerites insinuate that Senator
Sherman, in throwing aside the bloody shirt
issue and drawing on his bank account,
wrought not wisely but too well.
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The New York World. having announced
that it will elect the next Democratic presi-
dent" now gravely dominates Robert T. Lin
coin as the Republican man of straw whom
it proposes to knock out.
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In spirit of friendly emulation to Sioux
Falls. S. D., Yanktou modestly offers her list
of inducements as divorce center, and asks
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To the condemned murderer no moose is
good noose-almost as good as a reprieve.
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rs the battle over. mother?
What are the men about?"
They've all gone down to Washington,
Convention talk to spout;
nd will thav hripu II bora p,opa,no
At almost auy price:"
"Oh, come now, darling, I don't know;
Ask German, Hill or Brice''
The Broadway bridge question should be
submitted to a jury of its piers.
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Boss QUAY scores one and cuts the first
notch in his libel suit tally stick.
1t now develops that at no period has Chill
been in the least danger from the United
States. The Chilians appear to have sized
up B. Harrison more accurately than have
the Americans.
Should the Cream City fail to secure the
convention. the GROWER will be rushed
more vigorously than ever. =
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In the event of the business change
now contemplated by Walter Hurlburt the
city of Rochester loses and Minneapolis
gains an excellent citizen. For over thirty
years, man and boy, he has resided in Roch-
ester, where he has made and retained
hosts of friends and in business circles held
many offices of trust. For number of years
he has been cashier of the First National
Bank Of Rochester, with which institution he
became associated while yet in his teens. Re-
Gently he was elected vice president of the
Bank of Commerce, Minneapolis. To his new
duties he will bring the experience of many
years service in banking circles, and, better
than that. sturdy honesty of purpose aud
dignity OF character that have endeared him
TO all with whom his business manifestations
have brought him into contact.
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Instead of letting slip the dogs of war the
Washington correspondents will now, doubt
less, be muZZled.
The fact that Walt Whitman is able to sit
up and read the Philadelphia papers is bet
ter than certificate of health from his doc
tor.
If CARA is discovered be is lost Conse-
quently he continues lost through fear of be-
ing discovered.
The Chicago Inter Ocean may object to OBJ
jector holman; still, that is no valid reason
why it should publish picture representing
the world fair as windmill
The Brooklyn Times solemnly announces
that ''Blaine is necessity" This statement,
however, does not imply that Harrison Is a
luxury.
An exchange hilariously notes that ':the
whisky trust won't hold water If 1t doesn't
it bellies its name.
If the United States supreme court will
open correspondence with GOV. Boyd il will
hear of something to Gov. Boyd's advantage.
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According to Milwaukee papers, the ma
uonal Democratic committee will meet today
in Washington for the express purpose of To-
eating the convention at Milwaukee Con-
siderable expense could have been saved
other delegations, particularly the 2OO Tam