St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-21

Here now comes forth out of the gloom
the wall of the Republicans over the
distressful times, and for the first time
in long while they really seem to be
enjoying themselves. Behold the Re-
publican as the calamity party. The
PopulistS are not in it.-Albert Lea
Standard.
If the members of cooperative cream
cry companies would select a bright
young man and send him to some good
dairy school to learn how to make fine
butter and save the greatest possible
amount OF fat, while they go TO work
and get good cows and learn how to
feed and care for them, the separators
would soon be hummiug in the idle
ereameries. Winona Republican.
At Fourth of July celebration at
Pennington. Mimi, clergyman, who.
Judging by his name, will have 10 be
assigned to some Of the Scandinavian
churches, objected TO the reading of
the Declaration of Independence as be
ing too ancient Minneapolis North.
The political honor of Minnesota
would certainly not have suffered much
If Hon. Loren Fletcher had never been
honOred by the Republicans with an
election to a seat in congress. Mr..
Fletcher is eX hlbiting himself as a kind
of legislative buffoon in prospective.
andi sure to add nothing either paac-
tically or i'll point of honor to this state
when he takes in the national congress
a seat which occupying he shall never
fill.-St. Peter Herald
No, no. Bro. Paradis, of the Midway
News, the Union is not booming Dav e
Clough or anybody else for governor.
SO far this paper has proved unSuccess-
full in that line, and is willing the other
papers should try their hand.-Anoka
Union. ,It
Peace like a gentle spirit is lowering
over the Minnesota building at the
worlds fair. The women have ceased
their wrangling and the weary will
have reSt.-New Richland North Star.
The Representative, D0nnelly's pa
per, is printing a lot Of stuff to prove
that the Chicago anarchists did not have
fair trial, etc. and declares that
Judge Gary deserves to go down in
history as one of the most Infamous of
men," How is that? and we wonder If
our farmer friends of the Peoples party
believe that. WaSeca Radical.
st. Paul authorities have discovered
that large number of bogus silver dol
lars have been set atloat in the city.
They are all dated 1888 and very Diff
cult to detect. Tom Lowry's street
railway company found 176 of these
bogus dollars i'll their till one day last
week. Poor Tom. 1t IS pretty tough
for poor man like him to lose all that
money these devilish hard times
Farmi ngton Tribune.
The elevator at Elbow Lake, conduct
ed by the farmers. is said TO have paid a
dividend of 80 per cent. This being the
case, why don't more farmers indulge
in elevators ?-Stillwater Gazette.
A syndicate of Polish capitalists are
now on their way to this country, and
they are coming West to hunt up a To-
cation for Deet sugar plant and refin-
cry, into which they will put cool
million dollars. Minneapolis ALREADY
has her eye on it.-Granite Falls Jour
nal.
Ex-senator Sabin is much perplexed
for fear that the adm Illustration may
not be able to accompliS h the repeal OF
wish is father to the thought. The
probabilities are that the president will
succeed, and the general prosperity of
the business interests be promoted Sa-
bin TO the contrarY.-Mankato Review.
Coy. Nelson's elevator law goes into
effect Aug. l. The question now is
whether 1t will elevate him into the
United States senate or back to Alex
andria as a high priyate.-St. Cloud
Journal-Press.
The st. Paul GLOBE says that the
gold payment mortgages taken by
Senator Stewart Will rise up in congress
to haunt him." They ought to. A man
who will shout for tree silver coinage
and is not willing to abide by his own
medicine ought 10 be haunted. NAH
kato Free Press.