St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-10
STATE PRESS NOTES.

After the Sherman law, what? Wi
mona Republican.
The presidents admirers have good
warrant for esteeming this the best of
his state papers. 1t is model of terse,
sober statement. Duluth Common
: wealth.
The sudden manner in which the run
on the st. Paul banks stopped is a
pretty good evidence that the people
over there have returned to their senses.
Saltwater Gazette.
The Minnesota editor who don't know
enough to get OH the free silver side of
the question ought to be thrown over,
and If his neck is broke it will be little
loss.-St. Vincent New Era.
st. Paul wholesale firms will accept
checks IN payment for goods. This we
know from personal experience, as we
tried one of them, and the bill came
back reeeipted. Saltwater Gazette.
Following in the footsteps of some of
our Democratic editors, we must charge
the chlnch bugs and dry weather, as we'll
as the disastrous storms. to the present
administration.-Long Prairie Argus.
st. Paul'S boat club added fresh lau-
rels to Its already long string of victories
by capturing everything they went after
at Minnetonka yesterday. The four
Dared crew is out of sight. Saltwater
Gazette.
Hon. Jay La Due, of the NJ innesota
worlds fair commission, is now at home
for the purpose of inducing. if possible,
creditable representation of Mime
sofa horses at the stock show.-Man-
kato Review.
We believe in reciprocity. and GER
tainly think that we are justified in our
nncitinn that If we firm
should be willing to trust us with few
dollars of our daddies. "-Wilkin
County Gazette.
1t is cheering sign that the princi-
pal railroads continue to declare good
sized dividends, as in former years.
Business, therefore, cannot be in as bad
condition as it would appear at first
sight. Duluth Herald.
The Times has always been firm ad.
vocate of the policy of patroniZing home
industries whenever il is possible to do
so. This policy, if strictly adhered to. is
the greatest factor in promoting pros
perlty.-CrOokSton Times.
One more demonstration has been
made OF the miserable habit of dealing
in futures, and those who have been in
dulging III the practice are today penni-
less, where but a few days ago they
NSiC W 10 WOTlu lllOuSdDQS.-
Lake City Graphic Sentinel.
In the midst of the great demand of
the country for congress to do some
thing to relieve it, the persistent con-
testants for seats appear. If the usual
time Is wasted on contests the country
will have to wait some time to be re-
Ileved by congress. = Saltwater Ga
Zette.
There has been one fact noSitiveIv
demonstrated by the present financial
uneasiness, viz: That it is for the best
interests of all classes of people that the
banks of deposit should universally
adopt form of certificate of deposit
which will allow them time in making
payments il they need to take it
Winona Herald.
They are having lots of fun at the
worlds fair over the question of Sunday
closing. First they open it on Sunday
and on the following they close it,
That is surely most diplomatic man
ner of settling a troublesome question,
and we would suggest that they con-
tlnue IN that course and let it go at
that. -Fairmont News.
Ii will be sad thing and bad thing
for the United States if that mob of
crazy silverites from the West affil-
lated with that aggregation of cranks
and soreheads-the dregs and fag-ends
OF every party-are permitted to in
f1uence our dOg-day congress in the way
OF perpetrating the present currency
abuses, when there is a chance for their
2ure.-ClOquet Pine Knot.