St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-21
SUNRISE SIGNALS.

Gov. HerTiam said 80 many things while in
Washington that It may become necessary for
him 20 Issue an index Of MS political prog
nostications for future reference.
Vice President Morton is said to be IN
favor Of the old ticket" and he certainly
has the price.
II any St. Paul citizen is at presen. touring
in the South and waiting until spring reiu-
yenatcs this locality, in all sincerity Of pur-
pose we are moved TO say, ''Ah, there, stay
there"
William II. Grace closes an open letter to
Jim Blame, urging him 10 run for president,
with
Truth crushed to earth
Shall rise again"
Mr. Blaine has been crushed quite a
number Of times still, this Is the first intIma-
ton we have received that he intends TO pose
during the cam paigu as personihcation Of
Truth"
a "rustler" 1t is currently reported that the
state is offering q bounty for their scalps.
II MNtuDDH ~ IcdliJ lfdllilH6 DAaibIs HS Ho7
an opportunity to exhibit TO the distinguished
premier the latest styles in spring raps.
After all, what prohteth WhItelaw Reid to
fly from the brain-killing designations OF
Paris to die Of the govt in New York;
1t Is great pity our congressional restric-
tons on the leave to print business could
not be extended 70 lola and Cigar saltus.
Since the close Of Easter the Alger boom
appears 10 have wandered on somewhere in
company with the World. the flesh, and the
devil.
The man who submits 70 a political boss,
and does nothing else than whine about it, is
a man who can be bossed.
Two more switches have been put In on the
Rondo street line near College avenue. IL
this thing keeps on, the ST. Paul Street Rail-
way company Will soon have more switches
than variety actress.
If Jim Blaine Is playing fast and loose with
Is. Harrison somebody is likely 10 be disas-
terousiy lelescoped at Minneapolis.
From unimDeachable authority we learn
that the building contractors of ST. Paul have
in hand more work than was ever before
known at this season Of the year. And yet
there have been boom times in the city on
far less substantial basis than az present
seems to prevail among many different lines
Of business. To the East and South the state
of Minnesota sends greetings, and ihci-
dentally announces that she is still In it."
The attention OF the chairman Of the ma
tional Democratic committee is urgently
called to the fact that the Republicans are
again claiming credit for favorable op re-
ports from all parts of the world. Surely.
something can be done to cou nteraet this
glazing exhibition OF gall.
True. we have no Sergeant Dunn In this
neck of the woods, but we have fully as m can
weather as he is at present puryeying to the
citizens of New YORK.
1t is suggested that the next time Mr.. Wis
sig feels called uDon TO make an address the
New York assembly should adjourn TO soma
convenient gin mill and go into executive
session.
What has tin plate got to do with the presi-
Dental campaign. anyway A Democratic
administration can handle all the tin plate
there is in this country, and more too.
For the benefit of Stanford Newers mayor
atty boom we are authorized TO say that Lent
is over, aud there is no particular objection TO
its weari ny eolors.
There are strong indications of a slump in
journalistic ethics when Joe Dunlop's Chica-
20 paper, the Mail, is allowed TO run half
column of matter from other papers without
credit. Mr.. Dunlop cannot plead mex peri
ence in this matter for he has been many
years with other papers which would not
allow him to commit such gross breach of
journalistic etiquette.
New York is TO be congratulated upon the
disappearance from her shores of all the
principals and accessories of the Drayton-
Borrowe scandal before the heated term
sets III.
A Factions exchange intimates that Ed
Partridge must be an illilerate man. as it Is
painfully evident that he doesn't know how
to spell his name. However, it is unneces-
sary that he should know. Mr.. Partridge
has made money enough smuggling wheat to
hire some college graduate to spell it for HIM.