St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-16
SUNRISE SIGNALS.


mouth.
Perhaps In the game of politics he laughs
best who goes South last
1 my dear, what do you suppose brought
Miss Browningesque away out to st. Paul
from Boston?'
ooh, don't know; perhaps she is looking
for some good Western man."
stood on the bridge at midnight
After a supper for three;
But ere awoke in the morning
The bridge seemed standing on me.
Physically B. Harrison is not at all impos-
ing; but in comparison with Ayers, Gull
lom's, Blalr's Reeds, Sherman's. Rusk's and
even Blaine's, his presidential boom looms
up like Beechy Head in fog.
/ VIII Hon. William Steele Holman please
rise and object to the mention of his name in
connection with presidential candidacy?
Signs in American store windows. "Furs
stored and insured" are respectfully re-
ferred to the attention of Lord Salisbury.
Has Gen. Russell A. Alger really got his
foot firmly planted upon the elusive and
generally squirmlngEditor Charles A. Dana!
How would Hill and Harter go together on
one ticket?-Boston Traveller.
A la monkey and parrot.
One has not far to go in search of plausi-
BILE reason for undue newspaper excite
motory regarding Jay Gould's gift of SI0.
to
is not large. Men worth far less than
Gould have gwen millions to churches
colleges libraries and charitable institutions.
The story of the widows mite holds its place
in sacred history because of the peculiar
circumstances connected with the gift.
The widow gave all that she possessed,
and the act became illustrious. The
deed was unexpected. The gift of Jay
Gould was equally so. Several weeks
ago the bequest was made, and yet newspa-
pers TEEN with daily illusions to it. while the
magnificent gift of S1.000,00O to the Chicago
university is scarcely alluded to in these
days. That Jay Gould should give away
anything excites surprise. The act becomes
more than nine days wonder. 1t is almost
reasonable to suppose that $1,000 from the
hand of Gould would have excited the same
comment.
Rhode Island is the first state to declare for
Grover Cleveland, but-great oaks from little
acorns grow.
Does the ex-senator from Kansas really
imagine that the Republican party is looking
for some such fellow as IngalIs?''
After the Minneapolis convention friends
of the numerous deceased will form at the
front entrance of the exposition building,
pass once around the block and view 1.-The
remains.
Senator Hill will be in position to reply
to Mr. Harters letter after ne has perused
the Democratic platform to be adopted at
Chicago.
The attention of Lord Salisbury is directed
to the fact that neither Mitchell nor Slavin
dare cover Sullivan's forfeit money. What
does the noble lord himself expect to do
with whole colony OF Sullivans under COM
mand Of doughty B. Harrison2
q The presidential boom of Grover Cleveland
appears to be the first one to appear i'll
new spring suit
/ They will doubtless order a little more
Lenten sackcloth and ashes at the White
house when they learn that ex-senator Sabin
is opposed to the denomination OF President
Harrison.
Jaggles-Rave you left your boarding
house and settled down in your new homer
Joggles-No; we are still living modus
viyendi.
All day yesterday the local staff of our
morning contem porary were off in the bosky
dells, wearing their russell shoes and hunt
ing the trailing arbutus. Hail, gentle spring
The Peoples party appears to be long on
platform and short OH people.
Volume 1, number of the Mesaba Range
News has reached the GLOBE 1t is a clean,
bright seven column folio, Showing excellent
taste in its typographical arrangement, and
replete with stirring news from the mining
sections. The News is published at Merritt,
Mimi by Hand & Doyle.
Those worlds fair managers are determined
fellows. They will make hay. whether the
sun shines or not Despite this bleak, in
clement season of the year, they are already
charging small admission fee to visitors to
jackson park When the steamers recon-
mence running from the lake front the price
will pro badly be raised.
The tone of Grover Cleveland's letter does
not ring with the fond assurance that he is
about to send loving cup inscribed D. B. H.
to a certain United States senator.
Daniel Lamont removes all doubts con-
corning Mr.. Cleyeland's candidacy by recon-
mencing to travel incognitio in the South.
The latest fashionable limits oyster white.
in spite of the fact that white oyster is
almost as rare as sacred white elephant