St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-24
STATE PRESS.

. n e EhESSs
An exchange says young lady wants
to know how to make mot enough" out
of the word enough" That is easy.
1t is done by Transporting the letters and
arranging them into two words. Take
the third, second and first letters of the
word enough" for the first word, and
the sixth, fourth and fifth letters for the
second word, and you have something
that is mot enough for any young lady
Morris Sun.
Gov. Nelson is receiving many favor
able responses from governors of the
different states regarding the organizing
| OF permanent organization for the pur-
| pose of relieving the people of many of
the abuses imposed upon them by
| trusts. This movement is the outgrowth
! of the Chicago antitrust convention. A
| great deal of interest is being developed
| in the Observation-Disclosures Free Press.
The banks displayed the first lack of
| confidence and then their conductors
| expressed surprise because the people
| did likewise. Confidence begets conf
| dence, gentle Duluth Sun.
|
! school. Pretty soon the Minneapolis
papers will be engaged in red hot dis
| cusslon on the inspiration of the Bible,
| denOuncing one another as heretics, all
| to show that the town appreciates the
| having of full-hedged school where
| doctrinal points are taught Duluth
| News-Tribune.
Some parties are working the sap-sell-
| ing confidence game through the
country near by, pretending to roll bills
| of various denominations around a cake
| of soap or stick of Iicorice, and then
| selling the same for s. or $40. 1t is
| steal of the worst kind and people should
fight shy of the swiudlers.-- Rochester
Record and Union.
The East Grand Forks Courier boasts
that that city has saloon for each fifty
of her population. and Gefies any city
to make a better showing. = Fergus
Falls Journal.
1t is reported that the hay crop in
considerable part of Europe is scarce
and the price now is about $40 per ton.
Some bailed hay has been shipped from
here already and it is believed there will
be large demand before the season
ends.-Madelia Times.
1t is the height of deceit and nonsense
for the Republican press to lay the
blame for the present financial difficult
ties to tariff reform and the Democratic
party when they know no Democratic
reformation has yet been made, and that
the country is suffering under foolish
Republican laws that need repealing-
Faribault County Register.
The Minnesota exhibit at the fair was
sad enough indeed without the dis
graceful and ridiculous farce enacted
by two women. who may be all right as
salary drawing device, but otherwise
cut very sorry figure.-COkato Com
moner.
Our Democratic and Republican con-
temporarieS are busy charging each
other with the responsibility of the
present hard times. Why not let up on
this and everybody take Il hand in i'm
proving the existing condition of things.
Canton Leader.
The people did, i'll an inoffensive and
harmless way, what fanaticsm failed TO
do. The worlds fair has been closed
simply because it has not been profit
able to open it.-St. Peter Herald.
How do the advocates of universal
salvation dispose of Baumberger and
MeYer?-Stlllwater Messenger.
The fact that not one national bank
has failed iii Minnesota, that only two
banks of any kind have failed in North
Dakota, aSs that not a single bank OF
any description has failed i'll South Da-
. kota, argues well for the great North
weSt.-Little Falls Transcript.
Judge Loehren's course in suspending
so many pension cases is going TO reduce
/. the necessary aggregate of appropra-
lions, ami make it possible for Mr.. Say
erS to be more CONSERVATIVES in his OBJ
jections to appropriations than Holman,
and yet to make smaller total of aD-
preparations. Wing Republican.
PensiO ners under the dependent
pension act'' must show that they are
really dependent in order 10 co'.tnue
to draw their pension, under the ruling
of Commissioner Lochren. lie Seuer
Sentinel.
1t is reported that every glass factory
in the United States i cls,5rl, owing TO
over .,rhd'i,.jInl ana fnn suspension of
buIi.i,.i-'s- lnuS. y hish tariff that
Stit' .as'inr. d'ieS not sell
tn i Ir-i,un that expert
en- is teac 't.nil Dsno
Fn1n 'r.~o t- ~'ot', am.i pearls.
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