St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-02
STATE PRESS.


7 If we are going to have fiat money.
let's use aluminium instead of silver for
circulation medium; it looks Just as
we'll and is SO much lighter New Ulm
News.
Those people who imagine that a
session of congress is ali that is required
to give the country prosperity are likely
Ito be doomed to disappointment
Brainerd Tribune.
The best information that can be OBJ
| tanned by the News is that crops. on the
t'wLole, are better than they were last
| year; and the acreage is somewhat in
creased.-Heron Lake News.
| No business can run without money.
| yet the tnanciers whe are supposed to
lsknOw what is best are SO managing as
! to leave thousands of financial wrecks
in their pathway.-Hawley Herald.
| The Minneapolis Tribune is illuStrat-
| ing its editorials. With the aid OF the
freaderS will be able to grasp the mean
ing of the articles. Duluth Herald.
Charley Foster late secretary of the
treasury, overireY his bank account
| S135, COG, but that's nothing when we
| remember that his party drew the
treas nry dry, and hadn't any account
| there at ,all.-Bede's Tower Budget.
There is no doubt that there was an
| understanding that the Minneapolis
banks would adopt the St. Paul rule.
The st. Paul business men for once got
ahead OF Minneapolis, and sent out the
famous circular letters.-St. Cloud
Journal Press.
We believe that the standard of value
used as the basis of money must be,
always, that the metal in which the
! world has the deepest confidence, but
that metal should not attempt to be
both the anchor and the ship Of our cur
rency.-Lake Crystal Mirror.
There has never been more favor
able time for making money than now,
as the price in stocks and securities
has been depressed way beneath their
real value, and this is too tempting an
opportunity for those who have ready
cash to invest.-St. Cloud JOurnal-PreSS.
Siam has laid down her hand and per-
mitted France to have anything and
everything asked for. England may not
be satisfied with the agreement, and
there may be fight between these two
powerful nations. We could cOmpla-
Gently sit on the fence aud see it.-Still-
water Gazette.
The st. Paul GLOBE, referring to the
scene in the English house of commons
last Thursday night, says that body
must be largely made up Of men like
Cows. Waite and LeWelling. 1t is q
curious fact that at such time men of
that stamp always come to the top
Mankato Free Press.
Don't lock up your cash. is the sub
stance of the composite opinion of the
country'S press, and it's good advice.
Keep your money i'll circulation; if you
cart find anything better 10 do with it.
pay your newspaper subscription. Then
it will be certain not 10 be locked up
Marshall News Messenger.
The weather this week has given US
all show to use the new word ''Siz-
Zard," instead of saying: Its hot as
HI" The inventor Of the word no
doubt had grown weary of bearing the
latter expression, and has sought to
detract them from its use by giving
them this substitute COttOnw0od Cur
rent.
The Republican leaders are all be-
coming calamity hoWler5 of the worst.
Well, it's a free country. They can
howl without fear OF being jailed. and
other people have the consolation of
knowing that the Republicans will
have to bear their share of the trouble
caused by their bowling and adding TO
the public unreSt.-St. Cloud Times.
The st. Paul banks make good
showing, according to Comptroller Eek
els report. In proportion 70 their cap
ital, the Southern Minnesota banks are
quite as substantial. Why, then, by
their attitude do the ST. Paul banks ex-
press their distrust of the other banks
in the state? That will hardly help to
restore public cOn6dence.-N0rthtield
Independent.
Everywhere throughout the country
this Is the festival of diarrhRal diseases.
In New York week before last there
were Ash deaths from these causes, 80
per cent OF them children under five
years of age. The vigilance of parents
in compelling strict regard for dietary
necessities should never be relaxed
unlll tH6 udER6l pSIlJu 10 pdot.
kato Review.
If the Republicans who ruled the last
administration know. rs they pretend
TO, exactly what is needed to make our
finances all right, the knowledge must
have come to them since they retired
from office, or else they were derelict
in their duties when they turned things
over to the present administration in
such a shaky condition. = st. Cloud
Times.
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