St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-03
STATE.PRESS.

STATE.PRESS.
We could live on parched wheat if we
had to, and wheat is but 80 cents a
bnshel. We guess nobody will starye.
Duluth Commonw wealth.
The strong demand .or American hay
which is springing up is further re-
Elected by the determination of the New
York produce exchange to list it as one
of the commodities to be dealt in regu-
larry reafter,-Mankato Review.
st. Cloud is in the throes of agitation
over the building of new bridge over
the Mississippi on ST. German street.
A city which is in three counties ought
to easily be able to build a bridge. Still,
the talk won't specially harm anything.
Little Falls Transcript.
When misers are robbed the money
is soon put into circulation if the cop
pers don't run down the burglars.
There are laws that protect the miser
the same AS the balance of humanity
but whether it is better to have the
money boarded by them or ''blowedp
by robbers is question.
Gazette.
The last report from Nicaragua is
that from LOCO to 1,400 lives were lost
i'll two battles. According to this, Mill
lister Baker is now the spectator of
almost as hot campaign as he con-
Quoted himself in Minnesota last fall
only. the losses in the latter case were
votes on the Republican side.-St.
Cloud Times.
Will people never learn to let these
travelling sharks entirely alone when
they come around to appoint them
as agents and get them to sign orders
which prove to be notes. Numerous
farmers near st. James, Mimi, have
paid about 5000 for their experience,
and yet Others will do the same.-Lake
City Graphic-Sentinel.
NJ. j. Bowling, of the Renville- Star,
who lost both hands and legs in a biz
zard years ago. has just beaten the su-
perviSOrS of his town who had him ar
rested for not working his poll tax. A
righteous verdict, but the reputation it
will give Renville for trying to force
such cripple to work, Will he anything
but enviable.-Benson Times.
Democrats as well as Republicans are
ministration and what they expect of it,
forgetting that Cleveland can neither
! make laws nor amend them. Though
he can somewhat influence congress he
is as much bound by congress as the
most obscure citizen. and often more
particularly bound.-Duluth Common
wealth.
Congressman Baldwin will probably
be given place upon the committee of
commerce of the house. as that is what
he desires. and it is thought that Mime
sofa should be represented upon that
important committee. He will have OPP
pOrtunitY to work on it, and may be
able to accomplish great deal for his
district and the Northwest through it,
Duluth News-Tribune.
If the Republicans who ruled the last
administration know, as they pretend
to, exactly what is needed to make our
finances all right. the knowledge must
have come TO them since they retired
from Office, or else they were derelict in
their duties when they turned things
over to the present administration in
such shaky cOndition.-Crookston
Times.
L
deposits in the banking institutions of
this country will reach 5000, 900, 900.
The deposits in old stockings and trunks
are not estimated, but they will reach
considerable sum. There seems to be
plenty of money, but singular lack of
confidence. If the latter could be re-
stored, the former would again show
itself in the channels of trade.-Man-
kato Free Press.
The st. Peter Tribune gets very wroth
over the fact that President Cleveland
has gone fishing several times during
his present vacation at BuZzard's Bay,
while the country is going to the dogs
financially. Every law under which the
country is running is Republican law,
Mr.. Tribune. The president can't make
laws. Put the blame for the hard times
where it belongs, on the g. o. p.-titch-
field Independent
In Norway there is saloon to every
5000 inhabitants. In Sweden there is
a saloon to every 1000; but in Denmark
there is one to every 200. The saloons
of Norway and Sweden are conducted
by the 'Bolag" and controlled by the
government system almost similar to
that III operation in South Carolina. and
satisfactory to the people in both these
countries.-Fergus Falls Journal.
Annie Rooney is no longer a myth.
She lives in Saltwater. This is stirring
news. and tends to create the impress
sion that the body of Daniel McGinty
(whose supposed untimely demise
startled the country some months ago.
may yet be recovered when they have
Pushed Dem Clouds Away" They
were Comrades" some years "On the
Bowery," where they were often seen
after the Ball."-White Bear Lake
Breeze.
A Washington special to the Herald
yesterday said that Maj. Baldwin is try
ing TO get place OH the commerce com
mittee rather than on the river and har-
Dor committee. If there is any commit
tee on which the major can do good
work for Daluth it is on the river and
harbor committee. A vote on that CON-
mittee could do an inestimable amount
of good for Duluth and the whole Lake
Superior district III he is wise he will