St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-31
STATE PRESS.

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The trouble is that the senate of the
United States has too many millionaire
dummies in 1.-THE st. Paul Appeal
Afro-Ameriean).
1t is not of much consequence to
Americans whether they have silver
or gold standard If they have no means
OF earning dOllar.-Mindon Reporter.
1t is pleasant illusion to say that all
danger of hail is passed by July %.
Only last year our very worst hail
storms came in August = OrtonviIle
Herald-Star.
The st. Paul GLOBE says it is too hot
for statistics. When the statistics have
tendency to knock the foundation out
from under its policy, we don't wonder
1t feels that way.-Mankato Free Press.
If those St. Paul real estate hogs
don't come down from the perch and
sell capitol site for what it is worth.
we hope the commission will never
build new state houSe.-PreSton
Times.
Why is it that nearly every Populist
paper thinks it was a good thing to
pardon the anarehists-the men who
were responsible for the killing of a
number of pOlicemen?-Norman County
Index.
Pity it Is that these distinguished
visitors could not be allowed 10 see
something of Southern ADMINISTRATIVE
very best country in the world. But
there is no James j. Hill here.-Winona
Republican.
The king of Siam, whose kingdom is
being threatened by France, is prob
ably in no personal danger. At least
most men would consider one hundred
wives sufficient body guard.-St.
Cloud Journal Press.
Our advice is to keep stiff upper lip.
Never say die. If you have been living
on dollar day, try and live on so
cents. Reform is the order Of the day,
and we've got it with a vengeance
Wright County Times.
The sudden death of W. S. Mellen,
general manager of the Northern Pa
cine road, removed very popular rail-
road official. He started in as tele-
gragh operator and was man from the
ranks. Fergus Falls Journal.
Editor Bowling, of the RenviIle Star,
was arrested recently for not working
his poll tax. As he has neither hands
nor feet a heavy damage suit will be
brought against the council for their
freshness.-Evansville Enterprise.
Has physician who is member of
municipal or state board of health
the right to sell his name to be used for
advertising purposes? The practice is
becoming so general that the question
is rtinent.-Marshall News Messen-
ger.
The ''water tourney" next Monday
evening ought to be productive of much
sport and good feeling. The people of
this city are learning to more and more
appreciate our most splendid attraction
Big Stone lake.-0rtonyille Herald
Star.
The Democratic newspapers that are
attempting to defend Gov. Altgeld's
pardon of the anarchists could be in
better business. Altgeld is not Demo-
crat nor Republican. He is not even
good American citiZen.-Nobles Coun-
ty Democrat.
Whatever the farmer may think of
his condition ordinarily, in the financial
strlngency now prevailing he is to be
envied. While banks are closing and
business houses suspending he is Sc
cure and free from any annoyances.-
Mankato Review.
In the live stock exhibit at the worlds
fair Minnesota will be next to Illinois,
which is the banner state in this respect
u CIarl-n of TIonI
thirty-three head of as fine Clydesdale
horses as there are in America.-Sauk
Rapids Free Press.
Nearly every bank in the country that
was forced to close its doors by a run
has soon after resumed business. This
shows conclusively that the banks were
all right. and that there was no occasion
for the runs. The banks are in better
condition than any other kind of bus
InesS.-St. Cloud JOurnal-Press.
The country is full of eminent cross
roads statesmen and cheap John dema-
gogue financierS who can tell you all
about the great financial questions of
the day; how the currency question
should be settled, and how the com
plicated government machinery ought
to be managed. Warren Register.
The death of w. S. Mellen ESQ.,, the
general manager of the Northern Pa
cific. which occurred at Victoria. Brit
ish Columbia, will be painful surprise
to many friends throughout the West.
He was one of the ableSt and most pop
ular railroad men IN the West, and his
place will be hard-to fill.-Mankato Re-
view.
The sudden death of General Manager
Mellen, of the Northern Pacific, has re-
moved railroad man of marked ability,
VINO climbed the ladder of success from
the lowest rung. His promotions were
the reward of faithful service and con-
spicuous ability. He was also charm
ing man socially, and multitudes of
friends will deeply regret his untimeIy
demise.-Duluth Herald.
We are pleased to note that the st.
Paul GLOBE. i'll replying to an inquiry
from this paper last week when the
Democratic party had ever declared
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