St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-21
STATE PRESS NOTES.

The ST. Paul GLOBE shows some re-
garo Tor country papers. The GLOBE
knows which side its bread is buttered
on. West Duluth Sun.
There has been a policeman dis
charged at st. Paul for taking a nap on
his beat. The officials over there are
getting particular. -Stillwater Gazette.
Denver papers say they have no conf
dence in the present congress. On the
other hand, congress says that it has no
confidence In the Denver paperS-Fisher
b Bulletin.
Inc entire state of Minnesota is
proud OF the st. Paul Boat club. that
bore that proud name to such grand
victories In the recent international
rowing regetta at Detroit. Mich.-Lake
Crystal Mirror.
frof. j. L. McCleary has announced
ms intention To speak on the silver
question. If he Will stop when he has
told what he knows about it. he will not
take long.-St. Peter Herald
1t is folly for Republican papers to
aiiege that the panic of the present is
caused by anything the Democratic
party has done since it came into power,
because IL has legislated not at all
Hutchinson Leader.
The German-American Bank of st.
Paui will resume business in a few
Gays. IL the depOsitors had possessed
little good, cool sense, the bank would
not have suspended.-St Louis Journal
Press.
In the present time of need, it is pleas
ant TO see Republicans ami Democrats
working together in the effort to restore
confidence and revive business. As
much cannot be said of the Populist
cranks III congress. Press.
One of the Denver banks that sus-
pended business recently resumed yes
terday: The German American Bank
OF 81: RAUL will reopen its doors Sept.
.: iheSe are good signs that the finah-
cial world is experiencing a decided
improVement.-Duluth Herald.
Talk about calamity howlers. Why
the Republicans are improving their
snort opportunity to attribute every
thing evil to the fact that there has
Deen change in the administration.
III a change has this effect. we had bet
ter keep the Democrats ill good while,
now that they are in.-Buffalo Gazette.
Nathan Myrick, of ST. Paul ,one of tie
Oldest pioneers of the Northwest, cele-
DRAFTED his golden wedding in the city
on the 18th inst. The ST. Paul GLOBE
- lioU vi liG IllN1IeQ guests OH
tDat eVenttul occasion, which occupies
names to the extent of two columns
AlnOna Herald.
Just as soon as everybody reaches the
conclusion, as they must sooner or later,
that the financial strlngency is but
uogy man OF the Imagination, it will go
Tue way OF the other bogy man.
IL Is IN the power Of congress to greatly
ala the people i'll reaching that cOnclu-
sion.-West Duluth Sun.
Congress is ''all at sea- on the finan-
cal question. There appears to be no
end 10 the theories" entertained. but
when 1T comes down to facts that count
on the side of confidence restored,''
the present grist of national Solons are
not III It," to any great eXtent.-Ren-
vile Times.
Less attention is being paid to the
silver speeches than to the results of
the ball games. The people don't want
10 read speeches; they are anxious for
the vote which is promised on the 2SIh,
ana they want that vote to be sufficient
~ large to do away with the free silver
question. Gazette.
As oarsmen, the Minnesota boss now
are champions of America What ali
Inducement TO establish colleges out
here where the cyclone and chinook
wind play tag with each other while
they are imparting some of their
strength TO the muscles of Minneseta's
brawny sons.-Litchfield News-I 4edger.
The rumor that the elevator COM
panies would be compelled to buy
wheat this fall on thirty days time was
just bit of harmless ''ioshing'' by
some financial wag. The ten millions
necessary to remove the crop of the
Northwest will be in the hands OF
elevator agents in the next ten days
Ortonville Star-derald
B. We find it difficult to enthuse over the
clearing house plan of moving the
crops. Perhaps it is because it brings
the monetary difficulty SO near home,
For SO staple commodity as wheat it
would seem as if current coin and notes
might be obtained by good parties at
moderate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News.
Once in while there Is dishonest
bank, as there are dishonest individuals
and trims In all the walks of life, but
there are no more Of them than have al
ways existed. Money is plenty and de-
posts are safe, absolutely safe Ill the
national banks, aud the man who
draws out his money. except to meet
payments and do business, is only de-
laying the hour when full confidence
shall be estored.-Faribauit Democrat.