St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-01
SUNRISE SIGNALS.
Quite number of Minnesota people are in
brown study pending contemplated trip
to Browns Valley

brown study pending contemplated trip
to Browns Valley.
A Texan ranger has at last found CARA,
and-the Texan ranger is a corpse
Senator Cullom throws up the presidential
sponge. Alger, Blair and Cullom can now
occupy the same roost-the A, B, C of busted
presidential boomers. sizes
Mrs. Potter Palmer very sensiblY opposes
an exhibition of face powders at the worlds
fair However, we sorrowfully admit that
there will. necessarily, be a number of prac-
tical demonstrations of its utility on the
grounds unless large portion of the fair
sex is rigidly excluded from the exposition.
The chicadee trills or the bough. aud list Of
April larks are ue.-Philade1phia Record.
Alack! And SO are LIST of April notesl
In the selection of Congressman o. M. Hall
to canvass the state of Rhode Island in the
interest of the Democratic party. high and
appreciated compliment is paid Minnesota.
MIR. Hall is sterling Democrat representing
the principles of his constituents in every
way. and man with the courage of his con-
victions. He is thoroughly i'll touch with
the ideas and sentiments of the Demo
Gratis of Rhode Island. who say that it is pos
sibe to carry the state for Cleveland Or a
Western man, and is thus enabled to make
himself power for the good of the party.
Mr.. Hall has made splendid record in con-
gress. and the fact that he is now in the band
wagon only proves that truth is bound to
triumph in the long run over doubtful truck
ling for the sake of expediency.
As we go to press no Kelley victim is re-
ported to have died within the past twenty
four hours.
There are painful evidences of the fact that
Lord Salisbury needs an electric spur His
more recent diplomatic performances indi-
cate abnormal lassitude, as though he were
only waiting for himself to die.
Says Philadelphia paper: 1.-THE travelling
nom de plume of the Prince of Wales is the
Earl of Chester" What's the matter with
'Tummy?"
So little Ruth was mascot, and not hoo
doc
Englands boss cruiser, the Blenheim, regis
ounces to the pound than Ben Harrison.
There is absolutely. no hope of the Peo-
Pies party breaking up in a row. 1t has
plenty of rows. but 1t never breaks up.
Those congressman who labored under the
hallucination that this congress was elected
for the sole purpose of passing free silver
coinage bill, can now pack their alligator
grips and go home.
Mr.. Hill appears to have scared the presi-
dency off the nest.
II understand, Ethel, that you are going to
marry one of those men who drive the cleo
trio street cars?"
Yes, you see it will be so handy to always
have motor near
In view of the present low price of wheat
there seems to be no excuse for ''hold your
wheat circular. Farmers are holding it for
a raise.
''Give US the old flag and an appropriation;
the old ticket and the Shoreham buffet.-
Republican chorus
l21G
The death of DR.. Morrison Munford. editor
OF the Kansas City Times. has called forth a
beautiful eulogy from Eugene Field, The
latter was at one time an attache' of the
Times staff. and the tribute to his eld-time
chief is at once touching and graceful, It's
also in line with the sentiments of the press
throughout the country. Col John A. Cooke
rIll's paper, the New York Morning Adver-
tiser, contains the following: ~
DR. Morrison r. MuE ford. who died In
Kansas City Sunday of pneumonia, was an
honor to the profession of journalism, and
man to be admired even by his enemies.
For twenty years the editor of the Kansas
City Times. he made that newspaper apower
in the West, and left the impress of a strong
individuality upon the whole country. As
man and journalist Dr. Munford will be
widely mourned."
States Attorney Longenecker, of Chicago.
lost his head the other day and threw re-
porter out of the room. 1t is thought that
States Attorney Longenecker's gubernatorial
boom went out at the same time.
In this Land of the Free aud Home of the
Brave" it is trife singular to read of lot of
other day in Missouri town TO the highest
bidder, but if the bonus of a glass of whisky
went 10 each vagrant they are probably sat
isfed.
We trust that no one will turn the hose on
the Chicago Globe until it completes its
portrait gallery of the Chicago fire depart
ment.