St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-01
STATE PRESS NOTES.

Secretary Hoke Smith is satisfied
with Duluth and the Northwest. Hoke's
! good felloW.-Duluth News-Tribune.
The country editor who cannot give
the government few pointers ON fixing
the finances of the country nowadays
amt onto his job to any large extent
Cloquet Pine Knot.
The amount of advice that is being
showered upon the administration on
matters of finance is greatly in excess
OF the demand. and is getting to be very
cheap; at least some of it is.-Caledonia
Argus.
Is The duty of the patriotic citizen is
I tlrst the country, regardless of the party
In power. Stand Loyalty by the coun-
try's interests and trust to the intelli-
gepce OF the ballot to correct any mis-
takes of the past.
Minnesota farmers may not be in
favor of war, but if France and Siam
are going into it they (the Minnesota
farmels) want to notify both countries
that they have lots of stuff that soldiers
will need.-New Ulm News.
IL is reported that party of capital
lists of Poland will come to this country
III August i'll search of a location for
the erection or million dollar beet fac
tory. Minnesota will undoubtedly be
the favored Saskatchewan Herald.
Talk about the water in railroad
stocks. If the silver in a dollar is worth
only So cents. what do the other AZ cents
represent? 1t looks as though there
mIDhr hn OOfIci6n NIo far a OF
dollar.-Lac qui Parle County Press.
Congressman W. J. Bryan, of Ne.
braska, thinks the New Workers have
been trying TO bring on a panic SO that
they can loan money at rs per cent. Mr..
Bryan'S idea is not copyrighted, but no
one is likely to steal it.-Duluth Herald.
Gov. Nelson is actively engaged in
keeping alive the antitrust movement,
and has interested the chief executives
of great many states, who have APP
pointed committees to continue the
tight before congress. -Fairmont Sen-
tinel.
Never strike man when he is
down." While George w. Benedict is
not down, he has stepped down and out
of journalism, and those papers which
still keep hitting him display little
manhood and less generosity. - 81.
Cloud Times.
Owing to the somewhat contracted
condition of our finances we had about
given up the idea of attending the
worlds fair, but since having been
chosen treasurer of the Southwestern
Minnesota Editorial association hope
reviVes. County Pilot.
A great daWning event in WOman'5
circle will doubtless revolutionize the
world so far as dress is concerned.
Short smart gowns are made short; yes,
real short, fifteen and twenty inches
from the ground, for young and old.
The Minnesota legislature ought to call
an extra SeSSiOn.-St. Peter Herald.
A man purpOrting to be from Michi-
gan is now ell route for Dakota in a
light covered wagon, having eighteen
bird dogs in charge. which he said he
was taking 10 the DakotaS to train for
Michigan parties. The owners will go
to the DakGtas i'll the fall to hunt, and
will find their dogs all ready for them
Mankato Review.
There is one result of the hard times
we would like TO believe it was good
SenSe-for which no one need feel sorry.
The subscription for the Duke of We
ragua has not received one single solitary
cent since ii was opened. The only one
who might be sorry is Veragua, and he
says he doesn't want any subscription.
Duluth Commonwealth.
The question of harvest wages is one
which now interests the farmers, and
many purpose paying Sl.25 to S1.50 per
day for hands. Heretofore harvest
hands received So to 81 per day, which
was perfectly just with wheat averag
ing twenty to thirty bushels to the acre.
and selling for So cents to 81. But now
times nave changed, and farmers are
right in making an effort to adjust mat
tiers so that they will at least play even.
East Grand Forks Courier.
There is no longer any doubt as to
the direct value of physical culture for
women. A Wellesley college girl. a
teacher in The Dailes, Oregon, has
sOundiy whipped a Clergyman in that
place who wrongfully withheld a pOr-
ton of her salary. That her cause was
just is shown by the fact that the peO-
pie of The DalleS looked on and APP
DiaUded. The modern college girl can
Il6T OWu UdlIicS, anu
Neutrality-suspicious. Republican.
In this time of general depression it is
well to recollect that more people, i'll
the ratio, it is estimated, of ten to one,
have lost or squandered their money by
withdrawing it from the banks during
the past six months than they would
have lost if they had allowed it to re-
main. Money is very uncertain thing,
and it is quite apt to take wings and
leave it's poSSessor, in more ways than
one, even if boarded away.-Wlnnebago
City Press.
The sudden death of w. S. Mellen,
late general manager of the Northern
Pacific, is another case of apparently
healthy men engaged i'll active business
life dying suddenly. Upon the average
business man, especially upon those
holding positions of great responsibility
and care, there is too great draft upon
the nervous system. The muscles of
the man engaged i'll manual labor get
tired but tired muscles are not near as