St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-31
KEEP YOUR EYE ON PASCO.
NORTHWEST VIEWS.

1t is said the supreme question in
Western Kansas is this: "Shall we irrl-
gate Or emigrate?"-SiOuX City Journal.
Experience tends to confirm the opin-
ion that success in the commercial field
today lies i'll advertising.-Fargo Repub-
lican.
Andrew Carnegie ought to come home
and do something to plug he holes in
his business standing.-DavenpOrt DEM
ocrat.
The sooner jurisdiction in divorce
cases is transferred from the senate to a
court of justice the better.-Winnipeg
Free Press.
MIR. Mills represents the sentiments
of Wisconsin Democrats much better
than its own senators seem to.-La
Crosse Chronicle. ..H.- .
According to Buttz. he did not intend
to bribe-simply to find out whether
certain senators had a price, and how
much it was.-Oshkosh Times. :
The supreme court of the state of
isn't a lottery. Sometimes it's a sure.
thing game.-SiouX Falls Press.
How to support a paper: Patronize
the merchants NJ business men who
advertise, and mention the paper when
purchasing goods. Aberdeen Monitor.
j. B. Foraker has a desire to enter the
national senate. Well, Foraker must
of course go somewhere, and the senate
can hardly be damaged.-Cedar Rapids
Gazette.
There is one thing ought to comfort
that wonderfully well Preserved Smith,
and that is that at the gates OF heaven
no presDytery will sit in Judgment
Iowa State Register.
State Auditor Nipple is given as au-
thority for the statement that school
land sales of this year have been at the
average rate of SIS per acre.-The HUI
ronite, South Dakota.
As the indications increase that the
opposition to the Republicans in this
state will be united this fall the faces
of the leaders of that party elongate.-
Grand Forks Plaindealer.
Prof. James Bryce said a wise and
witty thing of the members of the Unit
ed States house of lords when he de-
clared that ''some are senators because
they are rich, and some are rich because
they are Observation-Disclosures Leader.
The best way Il take care of the I'M
employed is to help them to help them
selves. All of this talk about public
workshops and a government loan is
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to the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tele.
gram.
Mayor GiIroy, of New York, has ap-
pointed a Republican police commits
sioner, and the action is taken as an
announcement Of a treaty of ''amity and
commerce. between Tammany and
Republican REFORM Cedar Rapids
Gazette.
Every person who visits this state,
and those of our residents who have
made business trips to the East, West,
North or South, are unanimously of the
opinion, freely expressed, that South
Dakota knows nothing about hard times.
Aberdeen Daily News.
Despite the Mckinley tariff on wool,
it seems from the official reports that
while in the year prior to its passage
Australia and New Zealand sent to this
country but 1000 bales of wool, now
their expectation is twice that amount
Grand Forks Plaindealer.
In the case of a Kentucky woman
who sued a railroad company for dam
| ages for the loss of her husband and her
horse, the jury gave her an award of
$50 for the animal. and / cent for the
man. Men are rapidly dropping below.
par in old Kentucky. One-cent NEIL!
are NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Herald.
The noble example which Lord Rose
berry recently set in Intervening in the.
great mining strike in England and Sc
curing an amicable settlement, has been
initiated with conspicuous success in st.
Paul and Minneapolis, where a delega-i
ton of good sensible business men from
each city soOn succeeded in suggesting
a basis OF settlement, by reason of the.
adoption of which by all parties con-
cerned, great hardships to the men and
immense loss to the trade of the coun-
try were averted.-Winnipeg Tribune,