St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-15
SUNRISE SIGNALS.

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John L. Sullivan is about to publish
! book. Some kind.of patent ''scrap" book.
probably.
A man has been found who has bigger
head than Grover Cleveland. VIII he please
come to ST. Paul and measure with Mayor
elect Wright!
According to Chcago's worlds Fair idea Of
playing the game, 1t will cost Uncle sam S.
SOC, 900 10 come in OH the draw.
,'Blaine won't run. so he says" shouts one
enthusiastic Republican. "Yes, we know
but Blaine is slippery" answers back ap-
other Republican touter. Verify, Il fine rep
utation with which to launch candidate in
the presidential race.
What has become of Kyle's harl equin dol
lar? However. an answer to what has be-
come of any other kind of dollar?" will suit
us just as we'll.
We sincerely trust that the lady alternates
to the Minneapolis convention will not up
pear i'll silk dresses. Should they do so. they
might be mistaken for Wyoming ''rusllers."
AS rara avis in cackling before the egg is
laid, Henry Watterson is corker.
Your Uncle Jason Gould has pickle d up an
other Southwestern railroad. While the
mob OF humanity is clamoring around the
railway lunch counter Jay will invariably De
found in the vicinity of the railway bargain
counter.
Blaine attended circus in Washington
the other day, but he will not feed the aui-
mails any raw meat until the opening OF thu
Minneapolis menagerie.
Pretty Frankie Leslie,
With many a f1out and quirk,
Puts down her shapely foot and says
That Willie. dear, must WORK.
The report tina; Jay Gould has taken an
other railroad i'll out of the wet is hardly
borne ont by the facts. Ali railway stocks in
the hands of Gould are invariably found in
humid state.
Ward McAllister Dana has cut the 400 ."
leading Democratic journals down to five
the New York Sun, Cincinnati Enquirer,
Chicago Herald, Louisville Courier-Journal,
and Atlanta Constitution BY a strange CO.
incidence all these eminent newspapers are
feminist the nomination of Grover Cleve-
land. When great New York editor under
takes to play the part of bigot it appears
he can give touch of realism seldom ex-
celled on any stage.
Although Iowa is an alleged prohibition
- hot hos, nit
have no objection TO going out with the
Boies.
Henry M. Stanley threatens to stand for
parliament 1t will be observed that while
in this country our hustling politicians in
variably run for office; in mellow old
England they always 'stand But all this
is neither here nor there What we started
out to impress upon our readers is the fact
that if Mr.. Stanley goes safely through the
excitement of the hastings he will come out
much better than he did when he undertook
to whip Editor Rosewater, of the Omaha Bee,
some twenty years agone II we remember
correctly, Henry wasn't in it from the kick
off. The doughty little editor of the 'best
paper west of the Missouri mopped up SO
much of the principal business portion of
Fatnham street with the plant form of the
future African explorer that the street clean
ing department had but little TO do for the
succeeding three weeks.
z Not the least stirring feature of a recent
session of the federation of women's clubs
in Chicago was the gentle roasting to which
were subject d a number Of prominent
Chicago journalists, and, incidentally,
one or two genuine newspaper men.
The casus belli is not sufficiently
clear to permit comment of a strin-
gent description, but it would seem to an I'M
prejudiced observer that these club ladies
might overlook anything of trifling nature
in the makeup of these hard-working and,
usually. conscientious reporters. Now that
women. are. SO indRstriously climbing into
the band wagon of journalism. it would
appear meet that they should not
spurn the proffered hand reaching down
to give them lift. AS the number of women
journalists augments, they will not be slow to
recognize that only in union is there strength.
For the sake of their sisters in the "perfesh.'
these club women should be cautious in
their handling of the male workers on news
papers, for to the latter they owe much in
the way of praise fer the mastery and dis
eliminating manner in which reports of the
interesting sessions of the federation have
been handled Smile, then, ladies of the
numerous clubs and auxiliaries of America,
alike upon the grizzied journalistic veteran
ana the reportoral tenderfoot, with his rash
act" dull tnud. - so, these many moons"
and numerous other elements Of. fine writ
ing SO dear to the heart of the NOVICE.
Handle US gently, for we are of few days and