St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-25

banks are safer repositories, and relieve
one from constant perpleXity and anX-
iety-Maukato Review.
Silt for $4,000 has been entered
against the Ringing Bros. by Waseca
man, who claims he was put off from
their car last week, causing his collar
bone to BE broken. The man was steal
ing ride at the time-New Uim News.
Several Republican statesmen have
opined in print that what the country
needs is promise from the Democracy
that there shall be no tariff legislation.
Beg pardon-the visible supply shows a
surplus of promises already.-Glyndon
News.
Grover has big job on his hands to
raise the price of wheat to a dollar a
buShel by fall.-Todd County Argus.
Those who talk about our Minnesota
building at the fair not being what it
ought to be, and that Minnesota is left
out of it, either don't know what they
are talking about, or they have an AK
which missed the coveted grindstone.
The building is one of which any Mill
nesotan may be proud.-Sauk Rapids
Free Press
The Democrats in congress should get
together, and not allow the Republicans
to play them against each other, as they
will it given an opportunity, on both
the silver ana tariff QueStIonS.-St.
st. Cloud Times.
If congress takes up and considers all
the plans now being presented for set
Ting the money question, it won't have
any time during the extra session to fool
with side issues like the tariff and pen-
Sions.-CarYer County News.
These are the days when good many
of, us have to sit down and think in
order to find where we stand.-Noble
County Democrat.
The Washington correspondent of the
st. Paul GLOBE says Gov. Nelson is
laying the wires to succeed Senator
WashOurn. The election is two years
off-oh, well, it is altogether too hot to
talk about possibilities of this kind
Lanesboro Journal.
The preacher at Verndale who filed a
claim of SIS against an estate for con-
Quoting the funeral services of the de-
ceased will never want for grub for
insurance adjuSter.- Litchfield News
Ledger. ~
Nearly all the successful politicians
and business men boast they were born
on farm, but to judge the way the
city press speak of how all the people
are for the repeal of the Sherman law
and other financial legislation, they do
not regard that any of the brains of
the country remains on the farm.-Al-
lance Advocate.
The machine depots in this city are
dong lively business, despite the
financial depression. Mowers. hay rakeS
and Self-binderS are being taken into
the country daily.-Sauk Center Ava
lanche.
If the dailIes that are making such an
ass of themselves in cartooning the
silver dollar i'll such a ridiculous man
ner would give some good, sound reason
why we should not have silver as well
as gold for the standard coin of the
nation, they would coDfer an eyerlaSt
ing favor on the public -Lake Crystal
Union.
The owners of the proposed site for
| the new capitol in st. Paul want $780,
600 for the property. 1t will be hard to
convince the people that the price is
not exorbitant. Minneapolis or Mer-
riam Park would have been glad to
donate a site for the sake of a $4,000, 900
building, but st. Paul wants a quarter
| of that amount for it,-New Rich
land North Star.
The state capitol commissioners have
not been able to agree upon the pur-
chase of a site for the building. Four
sites were offered, but they cost so much
that the commissioners believe there is
little prospect for a site being selected
before the next meeting of the legisla-
ture.-Faribault Republican.
There are whispers going around that
the spectators throughout the country
have determined to defeat Hon. w. ID.
Washburn for United States senator,
and large amount of money will be
raised to accomplish their desires. Let
it be understood that such is the case.
Mr.. WaShburn Will stand big chance
of succeeding himself.-Anoka Union.
Democrats do not expect congress to
! injure their chances of success Ill the
| Ohio election.-TaylOr' Falls journal.
| L lll6 dHdTCIllS6S NOV.
| Altgeld is being severely roasted but
| those VINO most loudly denounce him
| forget to include the many thousands
| of judges, ministers of the gospel, law
| yerS, school teachers and business men.
| both Republicans and Democrats who
! signed the urgent petition upon which
| the pardon was based. Albert Lea
| Standard.
The West is getting awake over the
| silver question. The Democratic party
| cannot afford to ignore the frienus OF
| silver remOnetiZation.-L indie
| pendent.
The talk of maintaining gold and sill
yer on parity with each other, Is all
| nonsense. Our silver dollar is now a
fraud as far as bullion value is con-
| cerned, and any change should be in
| the way of making it genuine.-HOkah
! Chief.
/ Politicians are worried just now over
the silver dollar, but the average house
| holder cares more for the amount of
sugar he gets for dollar, especially
| during currant and berry season.
| Dodge County Record.
| Have you noticed the statements Of
| tine condition of the banks of Duluth?
| They show in striking manner the
sOlidity of all Duluth institutions.
| While other cities are standing still or
| retrograding, Duluth goes steadily
ahead.-Duluth Herald.
An Excellent Way.
Life
Jones -Good morning. Benson. How
| do YOU find business?
! Benson-By iudicious advertising.