St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-23
STATE PRESS NOTES.

Legal tender government paper money
based on the wealth and resources of
the country is some day cOming.-Tracy
Trumpet.
There is more partisan politics and
less patriotism i'll the present congress
than any congress which has convened
since The formation OF tue government.
Appleton Press.
At this writing it is hoped that David
b. Hill, or some other man of grit, will
get into Stevenson's chair in the senate
and bring the recalcitrant minority 10
tlme.-MorriS Sun.
A New Orleans editor looked in on
the worlds fair last week and straight
way committed suicide. He probably
got a glimpse of the lady managers
from Minnesota. = Worthington Adj
vance.
Every man who raised corn this sea-
son Is filling every crib, and more, with
the bountlful crop he gets when he
hnsks his field. Corn gives an average
yield OF about sixty bushels to the acre.
st. James Journal.
Can the United States be prosperous
without the use of European money?
mat Is the real question for congress
10 answer If we do not need Europe's
Of Europe in our legiSlation.-West Du-
luth Sun.
The house of representatives yester-
day voted to publish $4,000 copies of
Jerry Rusk'S ''horse book; at cost of
6O cents volume. If there is anything
We need more than bread and coal it is
a horse book. Children are CRYING for
them.-Stillwater Gazette.
A bill recommended for passage by
the lower house of congress prohibit
ing directors of national banks from Dor
rowing the funds of the banks is move
III the right direction and will save
many bank from trouble if it becomes
laW.-Fergus Falls Journal.
That man Eustis, mayer OF Minneap-
Oils, has done some wonderful things
during his term of office. 1t is recorded
OF him now that ne actually compelS the
saloon men to comply with the law,
which is certainly an innovation i'll
Minneapolis. -Ortonyille Herald-Star.
One franchise may be granted in the
Western base ball league to include
both st. Paul and Minneapolis, the
games being played alternately in each
city. That won't go; the games will
undoubtedly be played all in one place
OF the other.-Stillwater Daily Gazette.
The old theory about supply and de-
mand evidently holds good no longer.
Today we find the supply of wheat, all
over the world, short, still prices are
kept down below the actual cost of pro-
duction. 1t is clear that option dealing
does this.-Winnebago City Press.
News. ~.t.f,,e~ -. =
Assertions that GOODNESS exists be-
tween the president and such of his
friends as eX-Secretary Whitney form
m he # fo ha
publican press. Such stories are not
worth contradictlng; they are imagi-
nary StrawS at which the g. o. D. are try
Ing to cling.-Martin County Democrat.
Even so uncompromising a partisan
as John Sherman bears testimony to the
ability and stat eSmanship of Grover
Cleveland. II cannot shake off the
conviction of his superb abilities aud
his magnificent PATRIOTISM" he re-
| marked, and the American people ell
tireiy agree with him.-Le Sueur Senti-
mel.
The Democratic party is founded upon
principles which are very dear to the
hearts of great majority of the voters
of this country. 1t may have rascals in
high places, but the Democratic press
does not fail in duty by criticsing the
actions of those who would steer the
party upon the rocks of destruction -
Faribault Pilot.
Congressman Boen's stand in oppo-
sition TO the unconditional repeal of the
Sherman law was unanimously Endorsed
at mass meeting Of the farmers and
business men of Norman county. 1t is
to be regretted that Minnesota has but
one Boon in its delegation, but one man
to express the wishes of its people
Mcintosh Times.
Not satisfied with capturing the lions
share of the live stock awards at the
worlds fair, Minnesota carries eighty
medals for the best flour, as many as all
other countries combined. WHAT Won
der that with the best cattle, the whit
est flour, the incest fruit, and the
spunkiesJ board of lady managers. the
North Star state outranks its sister
states and neighboring nations.-AppIe-
ton Press.
lit may be preSumptuous for country
newspaper to hazard guess concern
ing the feelings of the president of the
United States, but it is pretty safe bet
to say that President Cleveland wishes
to thunder that he had never called
congress to special session, and that if
he had it to do over again the country
could go to the ID before he would
monkey with such an aggregation of
uncertaintieS.-Orto Herald-Star.
Occasionally we come across a Mime
sofa paper which insists that this state
IS poorly represented at the worlds fair
in the matter of exhibits. The Monitor
cannot concur i'll any such assertion. A
person has only to go through the diff
Ierent main buildings to see the fine
display made by this state. 1t is true
that all the exhibits were not piled up
in the state building, as was done by
some other states, but in the different
large buildings there are corners de.
voted to Minnesota products of which
no loyal MinneSotan need feel ashamed.
Swift County Monitor.