St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-04

is fortified by faith III the right amid
the SevereSt trials.-Albert Lea Stand
ard.
Corn is not doing as we'll as at first
supposed; while the stalks look thrifty:
ears are not forming, and there will be
agreat shortage. -Taylor's Falls Jour
nal.
Minneapolis claims a population of
300, DOC. ST. Paul should now come for
which, we hear from reliable source,
will be 220,0 01.-HanSton Signal.
We have not yet heard of the failure
of single farmer. They are too busy
stacking the great hay crop. gathering
the wheat, oats. rye ann barley, and
watching the corn grow, to fail.-St.
Peter Tribune.
One encouraging feature of the finan-
cial situation is the returning tide of
gold from Europe. Stocks have reached
such low point that European capital
lists are again investing in our securities.
-Faribault Republican.
The st. Paul papers are kicking be-
cause the real estate combine is asking
so much for capitol site. They can
find out what that real estate is worth
by assessing all the sites at the asking
price and then watch the owners 60 be-
fore the board of equalization Hen
ming Alliance Advocate.
A dollar by changing hands ten times
III a day may pay or help to pay ten
debts. put if is placed in an old stock
ing and hidden in a feather bed the
owner is helping to make money scarce
and times hard. There are too many
dollars in hiding at present Pay your
debts.-New Richland North Star.
1t is wrongeto rejoice over misfort-
unes sbefalling our fellow men. but the
collapse of the corner that has con-
trolled the pork market of Chicago Tor
the past four months. is an exception.
1t looks as if the hand of Providence
was in it. Thus may all corners and
combines be Served.-Mankato Review.
1t has been demonstrated that the
grasshoppers like paris green. 1t gives
them an appetite, and acts like tonic.
Research shows they were driven hither
by granger oratory down i'll Kansas.
Tine thing is to import few genuine
grangerS, and they will go drown them
selves in the iake.-Duluth Common
wealth.
1t is matter of cOngratulation to all
the citizens of this state that our banks
are in good condition. and the very few
failures SD far. While it is true they
are not lOaning much money now, that
will pass away in time and everything
Will resume its normal condition. Very
few country banks have failed.-Farm-
ington Tribune.
Minnesota is shy about 800 postmas-
tiers whose official heads have been
rolled into the bOttOmlesS basket during
the five months of Democratic admins
tration. That's all right; cut 'em down
and give the vlctOrS a chance at the
SpollS. That's what we are after in this
huSLllng, bustlIng, jostling world =
Saltwater Gazette (Rep)
When the silver question is disposed
OF it Is probable that the present finan-
cial depression will be removed. The
present "hard times" are not the result
of any want of money but arise from
want Of confidence. The croaker going
around with his direful representations
Is by far more of a nuisance than the
ordinary skunk. Belle PLANE herald.
The Nelson warehouse grain law took
effect yesterday, and all elevators taking
grain for storage must take out a
license. Owing to the complicated.
bungling provision of the law the ele-
vator men. as a rule, will not take
lIppnSn
store grain. The law as it now stands
Is positive detriment to the farmers. =
Wateryille Advance. f
The impression is out that President
Cleveland Is not at all satisfied with his
secretary of the treasury, and will make
a change in the near future. Mr.. Car
Isle is legislator, and his place is in
congress, not at the head OF a great de-
partment. Why not give him Judge
Blatchford'S seat on the supreme bench,
and give William X. Morrison the treas
ury pOrtfoliO?-Morris Tribune.
The failure of the wheat crop of West
ern Kansas has given the PopuliSts an
opportunity to spread their doctrines
into region where they have failed to
gain much foothold. The Alliance will
NoSNoo thS uIClS vi
the eastern half of the state and loan
seed wheat to its members in the West
The impoverished wheat growers will
be invited to join the Alliance, and no
doubt many of them will do so, This
plan indicates decree of sanity on the
part of the Populist managers which is
decidedly unexpected after their recent
Recommendations Republican.
Pork dropped from $3.50 to $40 per
barrel on the Chicago market last Mon
day. Those who held their pork for
higher prices have made mistake. for
il is not probable that with the present
outlook tor corn that the price of pork
will rise this year. In fact the past
nigh prices were not warranted by the
conditions, but were the results of a
wicked corner" against which certain
politicians declaim. By this corner the
American farmers have pocketed many
million dollars and the much abused
middlemen have lost that amount
RuShford Star.
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