St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-04
STATE PRESS NOTES.

Dempsey. the pugilist.has gone crazy.
Pity but the whole fraternity would
take the same fit.-Waseca Radical.
There are increasing indications of
returning confidence and prosperity.
arising from causes altogether indie
pendent of the Sherman iaw.-Faribault
Republican.
Bob lEgerSOll is q gifted man, an
orator and poet, out his financial edu-
cation must have been overlooked. as ne
expresses hankering for free silver
Saltwater Gazette.
Having decided the tariff issue at the
polls the country is iDdulging in an ed
ucational campaign concerning the
money question, and in the end this,
like the other, will be decided rightly
Albert Lea Standard.
There are very few who are not
eligible for part in Labor day pro-
ceedingS in Duluth. We haven't ac-
quired leisure class yet. TIE nearest
approach to it was in the boom days,
but the real estate men have had to go
to work since then.-Duluth Common
wealth.
Senator PETER wants 5000, 900, 600 of
fiat money issued. This is in keeping
with his desire for the reputation of
land mortgages in Kansas. The people
of that state will repudiate him on the
first opportuDity.-Mo Tribune
1t is said that many of the foreign
worlds fair commissioners and news
paper men got gloriously drunk at
Grand Forks the other day. How can
that be possible? Grand Forks is pro-
hibition town. 1t must have been North
Dakota ozone that they got filled up on.
-Crookston Times.
There is an attempt on the part of
the silver men to make people think
everybody asking or favoring the repeal
of the Sherman law is in favor of "wip-
ing out of existence half of our money"
just how they make this out is more
than we Observation-Disclosures Radical.
Maj. Baldwin seems to be tinged with
free coinage ideas, from his vote in favor
of the Bland amendment for free and
unlimited coinage at the ratio of II to /.
What his ideas were that led him to
vote against coinage at 16 to 1. Is to 1,
10 to l and 20 10 |, and for coinage at II
to L, is past conceIvlng.-D News
Tribune.
Congressman Tawney, from the First
district. could not find man for private
secretary in his own district. so he went
into McCleary's district and selected
Fred VanduZee. Naturally the Repub-
licans i'll Tawney's baIliwick feel lit
tie sore, and they have a right to feel
so, for TaWney could certainly have
found a competent person in his dis
trict If he had tried.-Winthrop News.
Minnesota will have a fairly strong
delegation in congress with Baldwin,
Tawney, Boon. Fletcher, Kiefer. Nc
Cleary and Hall from this district all
new members but Hall. We always
liked Fletcher's style, and believe that
Minneapolis selected good representa-
tive when they elected him. Tawney is
bright young fellow with a good opin-
ion of himself.-Dakota County Trib-
une.
The straight-out Prohibitionists of
Iowa repudiate the Misunderstanding res
olutionS of the Republican state con-
veBtion on the liquor question. Now,
If the saloonkeepers of that state show
as much sense and stick to the party
that tells them what it will do and then
does 1t, Iowa will continue to have a
Democratic state government. - New
Ulm News.
The rich and the poor, the capitalist
and the borrower, the manufacturer and
the laborer and mechanic. the business
man and the farmer-eyeryb ody-will
be benefited by an Immediate increase
Ill the volume of the currency if con-
gress will promptly enact the Voorhees,
bill authorizing the national banks to
issue circulating notes up to the par
value of their bonds deposited, instead
OF only to 80 per cent, as now.-North-
field News.