St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-16
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|. Dave Hill has it at last: 81 am the
only Democrat. Beware of cheap imi-
tations and substitutes. Cedar Rapids
Qo.) Gazette.
Gov. Alva Adams has a cure for
panics. SO have We; prevent the rich
from r0bbing the poor. That's all that
there Is in it.-Chippewa Falls (Wis)
Sentinel.
BY the end of this week several of the
principal papers hope to have arrange
ments made for reporting the sessions
OF the Iowa legislature by rounds
Davenport lio.) Gazette.
The money and tariff tricksters of the
present congress are enough to ruin any
country. If these United States survive
them nothing within the range of human
possibilities will be likely to materially
Marin us In the future.-Superior wis.
Leader.
The gentlemen who could see nothInf
wrong III the tin speculation at the time
the Mckinney bill passed are now Show
Ing symptoms of epilepsy because of the
fluctuations in sugar.-Cedar Rapids
(lo.) Gazette.
Coffin should get a bill through the
legislature To reimburse him for repair
ing the Republican machine. He guar
anteed that 1t should not work ON the
IiQuoi anu IL QOn C.-CGQdf
Rapids DO Gazette.
Anything 10 get rid of an income tax
| is the motto of Il class OF men in con-
greSS. Senator Hill wants the tariff bill
torn TO pieces and reconstructed 50 that
1t Will bring revenue enough TO make
an income tax unnecessary.-A Ashland
(Wis.) News.
1t is not at all to the credit OF the
people of New York that they are call
Ing upon residents of other sections of
the country to help them raise the pal
try sum OF $4,000 to complete the fund
for the erection of a monument tC
Horace Greeley.-La Crosse Press.
There is one thing certain. If the
Iowa legislature does nothing on the
liquor question, the members can take
advantage OF the new game law anf
seek Seclusion OIL farms where theJ
Will be secure from angry constituent
with dogs and gunS.-Cedar Rapid.
QO.) Gazette.
1t is the uniform testimony of bust
ness men that if the tariff bill is passed
soon all lines of trade will experience
great Improvement. Senators should
quit figuring on the political effects OF
the tariff and heed the voice of business,
crying aloud for prompt action. The
best business measures are the best
political meaSureS.-Helena Iudepend-
ent.
The Carnegie company will be COM
PEELED to cut wages again to get even on
that Sl45,0 0U fine imposed by the Secre-
tary of the navy for defective armor
plates. AS two men in the employ of
the company secured $4,000 of the
amount the barOnial pail filler can point
with prize to the fact that under pro-
lection men in the works have earned
as much as SlS.l25 day.-Cedar Rapid:
Qo.) Gazette.
Gov. Lewelling of Kansas never miss
eS negro minstrel show. Lew may
properly claim to be the "bones" of the
Kansas aggregation of colossal curios-
lilies now posing for the amusement of
the American people. but he will have
to admit that Master Mason Mary Lease
does the most artistic clog act in the
state at least whenever he has any
schemes Oh hand.-Davenport Qo.)
Democrat.
The Iowa legislature take back seats
for no one. They have Quilted and
threatened each other in congress. and
they have had lively times in Kansas
and Colorado, but DeS Moines is the
first state house this season to show
square knock down. All they reed out
there now Is Il supply of seconds, bot
tlehOlders and a timekeeper and ref
Qo.) Gazette.