St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-07
STATE PRESS NOTES.

How the corn does grow under q
Democratic adminiStra alton Mobiles
County Democrat.
The New Richmond Voice has been
sold TO l.. j. Adgate, of Cylon, who will
conduct that paper in future.-Still-
water Gazette.
Stillwater's banks have acquired a
reputation during the past few weeks
for solldity and reliability that has eX-
tended throughout the entire Northwest.
Saltwater Gazette.
st. Paul is feeling gay. Her boat
club won the four-Oared and doubles in
the contest yesterday at Minnetonka.
They are said to have rOwed magmfi-
cent race.-Stillwater Gazette.
If Benjamin Harrison keeps on talk
ing about the present conditions" he
will be claSSed among the calamity
hOwlers. County Register.
Jerry Simpson wants to buy Can
ada," says Washington dispatch.
Jerry must have saved considerable out
OF his congressional salary to think of
making such an Monte
video Commercial.
Mr.. Donnelly says that before the
banner of liberty is crushed to tatterS,
let it be drowned in the blood of the
people. Ig will take good care that
none of his blood is used in the act
Mankato Free Press.
jim Hill bought a couple railroad
lines last week. Next thing we hear is
that he has bought up all the barb wire
in the country for the purpose of build
Ing Great Northern fence around the
earth.-Martin County Sentinel.
If the issue OF money is such a snap
for national bankers, why have they
always confined that issue to the mini
mum amount required by law? This
is a question for our Populist friends
Howard Lake Herald.
The Democratic party made pledges
that it processes will be kept and if
promised an era of better times and
prosperity. Let us hope to see the good
times and all pledges made last fall
carried Out.-Eden Valley Journal.
The ruinous effects permeate the en-
tire business of the country. 1t is the
logical consequence of prote ction run
| mad. The country is undergoing per-
fectly natural condition. The condition
| is McKinleyism.-Albe Lea Standard.
1t is mistake on the part of Repub-
licanS to charge the responsibility for
the financial and commercial distrust
upon the present administration. 1t is
only fair to say that the real causes eX-
listed before the present administration
came into power.-Swift County Moni-
tor.
That man Waite is blood-thirsty fell
low. He is not alone willing to ride in
be-lud, but he knocked a newspaper re-
porter into a corner, and the latter
hasn't written anything else since but
scathing articles on Waite, the pugi-
listic governor who should be bound
and gagged.-Stillwater Gazette.
There is entirely too much talk about
conspiracy. No sane man really be-
lieves. whatever he may say, that one
half of the citizens of the United States
are conspiring with foreigners to ruin
the other half. 1t is al absurdity as
we'll as an impossibility. - Crookston
Times.
In his remarks at the free silver con-
ventiOn in Chicago the other day Igna-
thus Donneliy, "of ours" defended In a
rather indirect, but nevertheless pecul-
lar manner. the ''bridle and blood"
speech of the senseless Gov. Waite, of
Colorado. Mr. Donnelly is not naturally
bloodthirstY man, but liberal use of
the bride on his tongue on certain oc-
casions would greatly rebound to his
credit as sensible man.-Winona Re-
publican.