St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-24
SUNRISE SIGNALS.

the early part Of The compaign for location
OF the convention. Minneapolis will enter
tain the press Of the country in a manner
never before equaled By any other city. The
per representatives. viii be afforded
the best facilities for prosecuting the WORK.
a:ld no efforts viii be spared to make their
temporary sojourn fn tac city one to which
they can LOOK back with pleasure 9
After palpitating for some time in throes.
The Louisiana lottery was at Iast over.hrown.
Berry the English hangman, viii come to
America 70 lecture. This is sad moose.
It's now given out that Whitelaw Reid IS
aiming AZ the presidency Nonsense. Not
even convention OF rat printers would
nominate him.
It is extremely doubtful if Gen. Alger thor
oughly realizes TO this day what nit him
whereas the man who struck the fatal blow,
Editor Charles a. Dana, has long since for
gotten all about It.
The chlyaIric Col Frederick P Wright
would much better devote his leisure mo
meuls 20 dreams Of Fair Women and Brave
Men than spend useful days right ont Of
the prime Of his manhood in conducting
petty municipal campaign OH the strength Of
calumny, SANDER and miscellaneous YilIihca
ton Of his fe How citizens.
In Pennsylvania. after May 1, whisky viii
be weighed instead of ''gauged." man will
then know 70 an ounce when he has got his
load
A pelriGed ham was lately unearthed in
Indiana, 'sandwiehed' between two boul-
ders.
Young John Landon Erying of New York,
accompanied DIR. Parkhurst in his recent
stunning tour of Gotham. Now the calu-
met club of which Mr.. Eryjng is a member
is agitating the question OF his expulsion on
the grouEd that ''he is fool" The Calumet
club should give pause 70 itself in this mat
ter. Expulsion for simply being fool is &
dangerous precedent 10 establish, unless the
club has decided on u material reduction of
It's membership.
Now is the season OF the year when the
voice Of the "speilbindeF" is heard on the
stump while the candidate remain: at home
and manipulates the "barl."
The Woman's Press Club OF New YORK
lately applied 10 President Harrison for the
loan OF the historical hat once worn by the
distinguished ancestor of the present ineum
bent OF the White house. The curiosity was
desired TO aid in making Il success of a fair
for the benefit of the club. Benny promptly
refused TO accommodate them. Grand
fathers hat doesn't fit the New York
Woman Press club.
Perhaps Hol. "Horizon:al'' Bill Morrison's
presidential boom left off its winter under
clothing too early in the season
Prominent PhiIadelphiaas favor closing
the worlds fair on sunday. They probably
want to sleep
When Senator Kyle comes to calmly re
view the groIesque history of his composite
dollar epoch he too. will discover that
ike the parrot, he talsed too much.
The Philadelphia Record edlorally notes
the fact that the shells of artificial eggs are
polished by machinery Sho. Thatsa mere
bagatelle. A Minneapolis man has a ma
chine that manufactures the whole egg.
The New YORK World has n long editorial
on the political atttade of Ward McAllisier,
aud incid entaly notes mis- relations ID Grover
Cleveland IL appe IRIS that this society but
ler McAlIister. is quote1by Elder Shepard's
funny newspaper as threatening TO bolt the
Democratic ticket if Mr. Cleveland shonld Sc
cure the nomination at Chicago. Politics is
surely drifting into the outre when such
ard Np gfir nah
depths 70 the extent OF being eyen men
toned in connection with It. Bat, merely to
while away an idle Sunday morning mo
ment let us analyze this mans rela-
lion to the subject McAllister is moth
ing if not a dsorganizer. Instead OF
soidifying, he disrupls The best society
of New York once contained thousands of
worthy and eminenny respectable and
wealthy citizens and their wives. Ward Nc
Allislcr touched them. and, 10, they shriveled
To IA" Out OF these no more than 20J
votes could be banked on satisfactOriaily.
Fully one,thiri of the ''4)b' were women,
and another third unnatumlized citizens OF
foreign extraction. But marx what fol
lowed Once again McAliSter waved his
magic wand and the ''4))' sArank to paltry
I51 This, we believe. is his following Us we
go 10 press Considering one-half of them rs
women, we nave as Voun5 IN l'r.al OUT sew
enty- 1--WE Here is the political contingent of
Ward McAIlister, Hardly an alderman in
the city of New YORK but controls five times
the votes of Mac. Again. it should be re-
called that McAllister has for wears ignored
the presence of Mr. Cleveland in the city
Neither Grover nor Frances is a member of
society as re recognized by the McAllisteran
contingent This Doubtless accounts for
Wards enmity to the ex-president. Caadidly.
we do not think it will avail New York De
mocracy to curry favor with McAllister His
influence has long been on the wane, aud at
lioI.I. mimi.