St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-18
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When crank meets crank-it usually
occurs IN Kansas. = Glenwood (Wis.)
| Tribune.
The Keokuk Gate City inquiries:
would not the Ieyying of all income
tax put lying on the free list? '
The great obstacle ir the adoption of
an income tax in this country is the fear
that only the honest rich would have to
pay it.-Davenport Qo.) Leader.
| 1t begins to look as il the manufactur-
ers were going TO start up for fear the
| Wilson bill will get all the credit of re-
storing prosperity.-La Crosse (Wis.)
| Chronicle.
/ Gov. WaIte's assumption that nobody
| is real friend to silver who does not
| indorse the squelched snake dollar
| scheme is more than funDy.-Denver
| Coli Times.
Will some one who knows them point
| out the disadvantages OF consolidating
| Superior and Duluth and making the
new city capital of new state tributary
TO Lake uperior?-Superior (Wls.)
| Leader.
Those alleged Democrats who joined
with the Republicans and PoDulists in
| delaying the consideration of the tariff
are entitled to the contempt OF the re-
(Wis.) News.
Several of the mines on the Gogebic
range resume operation, notwithstand-
ing the bugaboo about:tfie destruction of
| tue Wisconsin mining interests under
| the Wilson bfll.-Prairie du CHEN
| (Wis.) Courier.
The income tax has been pulled in.
| The weather was too frosty. With
| drawal of the Wilson proposal, passage
| OF the appropriation bills and adjourn
| ment should be the policy of congress-
Sioux City Qo.) Journal.
The large-girthed, broadclothed man.
| ufacturer who is now pleading with
| congress to raise the tariff to protect the
poor workingman" is the same fellow
who hired Pinkerton detectives to shoot
him down.-Oshkosh (Wis.) Times.
Now press the tariff bill. Discussion
will not throw any new light upon 1t.
Ii the Democratic majority is not equal
| to the opportunity which the people
have given it the majority will be
smaller in the next ongress.-Daven-
port (lo.) Democrat.
The senate of the United States is an
august body, but the processes by which
IL arrives at conclusions sometimes are
/ past finding out. What kind of sieve
| IS it that let Van Allen through but
caught Hornblower in its meshes?-
Sioux City Qo.) journal.
| The New York World lays down the
rather broad proposition that no gentle
man will lie about his income. If the
party lies, then he's no gentleman, and
the thing is proven. This will put the
/ whole burden Oh the gentlemen, and
make the honor come high enough to be
precious.-La Crosse (Wis.) Chronicle.
| 1t is indeed peculiar that there are
but twelve Northern soldiers in the
! national senate and just half of them
are Republicans. But the <. o. p. has
remembered them in its platforms and
stump speeches.-Cedar Rapids (1o.l
Gazette.
Kansas City has produced what is be-
lieved to be the biggest mule ever reared
| in America. He stood eighteen and
three-fourIhs hands high and weighed
! 1875 pounds. Gov. Pennoyer must be
| green with envy. Spokane (Wash.)
| Chronicle.
| Thereought to be law compelling
| public officials to give their ideas on
| important topics Ill brief statement at
| the beginning of their messages, and
then attach thereto their arguments in
support of those ideas. This would en-
| able editors to use the blue pencil with
neatness and Observation-Disclosures QO.)
| Leader.