St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-13
SUNRISE SIGNALS.
twilight faepor,er--what shall !,

Twilight fscporter-What shall write
today.
Twilight City Editor-D.d you write this.
The appearance of Gov. Merriam on the
platform was the signal for u round of aa.
pIaTse:''
Twilight Reporter-Yee e-s. sir.
Twilight city Editor-You can right about
fnce and take vacation for six months.
So far everything appears to have had
spring opening except the weather. 4
II is the candid opinion of Senator Jones,
of Nevada, that If some great voiced man of
oratorieal power should get up ut Mime
apolis aud make rabble- raising speech fer
Blaine there would be u stampede 60 him
from every quarter" In this bad break the
Republican senator insults the prospective
gathering at Minneapolis, The great kepub-
lican national convention, led By Col. Elliott
e. Shepard. will not be IL --rabble."
1ts Ma
Russell Harrison, having successfully de-
monstrated the inibeciIity of james G.
Blaine, his opinion of Tom PIatt Is awaited
with interest
The New York Sun refers to the greedy
fingers of congressman" being ''eIoow.deep
In the peoples money" In this particular
instance the caus,ic editor of the sun APP
pears TO have thrust his toe naiiS in to rhetoric
clear up to his knee pans. sa
John Swinten says that New York has only
ten really great men. Who are the other
nine?
Bob IngetsoIl talks as though he really
wanted an India rubber stomach to stonia CHI
the Indiana man.
We don't want Hawaii,
But by lingo, if we do, 81;
We've got the dollar and fifty eeuts
TO put the bargain through.
The Minneapolis convention VIII consist of
sos delegates. OF this number 1t viii require
$50 TO nominate. Nearly all of them have
been elected and it looks nov as though d.
Harrison would not cross the Mississippi
with $50 men gagged and bound i'll his preSi
Dental interest.
The Pittsburg Dispatch aliudes to Mr..
Holman as a 'hooD-pofe politician" That is
just the kind of man needed among SO
many treasury bung-starters.
A Scotch checker editor has just retired
after twenty five years of service without
missing week. If it was his move he was
long while in making it.
1t seems TO be a bad season of the year to
attempt 10 galyanize the free coinage corpse.
Atmospheric conditions are more suitable for
emhalming.
They had terrible snow storm out West
Saturday. What a pity that all the world
can't live in New York.-New York Herald
The government of the largest cityin the
United states is a despotism of the alien. by
the alien, for the alien, tempered with occa-
sional instructions of decent folk Rudyard
Kipling.
What pity every one can't see New York
through the same lorgnette.
Ii the Democratic party goes into the cam
paign on a straight tariff reform issue, the
Republicans are beaten. On the spells issue
Democracy is certain to be showed under.
Consequently neither the spoils issue nor a
| spoiIs candidate will be in sight at Chicago
So far as concerns Whftelaw Reid and the
vice presidency. he has the price, burt the
rat printers haven't got the votes. 40.
| We have as yet. heard of the agitation of no
| popular movement to send the car Il ship
| load of powder and bullets. And the old
fellow is sadly in Iced of both. fEyt