St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-07
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The money saved by not advertising
will come handy bearing funeral ex.
penses of dead busincss.-Wa terviliei
Advance.
II some one will be kind enough to i
club to death senatorial courtesy. we
will cheerfully furnish the club.-Or- !
Onville Journal.
The last legislature did not exist In |
vain. At last one measure has been
discovered which is not upconstitu,
tional.-Benson Monitor.
We predict Sherburne county will
send solid delegation to the convent
ton in favor Of Bob Dunn for state au1
ditor.-Sherburne County Times.
A newspaper man, we notice, il supl
posed to pay for what he gets, or isl
called dead beat. Can't this ruIa
work both ways?-Browerviile Citizeni
McKinleyism would be killed in con!
gress inside Of thirty days II that scanl
dalous body (the senate) could be dist
eHb0weled OF corruption.-Albert Lea
Standard.
Mcleod county is coming to the front
this year in grand shape. She has nd
less than three candidates for congressi
with several towns to hear fr0m.-Chas1
ka Herald.
Gov. Nelson must smile almost audi
bly, and feel great complacencY of soul
as he sees how easily lie can compel the
Republican bosses to renominate him.
Faribault Pilot.
published the brutal attack upon the
presidents family should have his head
shaved aud be druMmed out of camp
st. Peter Tribune.
L. T. Hunt will make one of the most
efficient state auditors Minnesota has
ever been blessed with. Hunt lisa thor
ough business man and will fill tlle office
with credit aud ability Lake Crystal
Union. - e63
One of. the greatest causes of trouble
in this country is that SO many men
whose abilities do not fit them for any
thing better than saving wood are EN-
gagged in building up financial theories.
-RuShford Star.
The right chord has been struck in
proposing E. c. Huntington for secre-
Iary of state. Ii the Republicans can
do anything better, or more deserving
we have not seen it Observation-Disclosures
Lea Standard.
''rhere is a tide in the affairs of men
which, taken at Its flood. leads OIL to
AOltuuCs 0ttCl LulCO Va AOuI luOlO
floods this year and SIillwater's fortune
ought to be made a sure thing.-Blue
Earth City Post"
The foolish idea that it is unprofes-
sional for a doctor to advertise is disap-
pearing. The Nebraska state board of
health has decided that physician may
advertise, like other sensible people,
without running antagoniStic to profess
Sional coMduct.-St. Cloud Times.
Jackson county is a county Of numer-
Gus voters. The county seat fight
brought out nearly 5000 votes. There
Is general election next fall. That
will tell something about the honesty
of that vote. At least people can have
something to look at and make guesses
On.-Windom Reporter.
One excellent reason why Mr.. Hunt
should receive the nomination is that he
is a newspaper man. Newspaper men,
as general rule, do more for the
success of their political party and are
the least paid for it in the way of
wishes tor SucceSS.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
The Republican papers are greatly
shocked {?)aat the benefits the sugar
trust and some other trusts are to derive
from the senate tariffbill, which is very
strange,snce even that bill affords them
very much less protection than their
idoliZed Mckinley bill. whose schedules
were written by the trusts.-Caledonia
Argus. " as ~
The Minneapolis Tribune trots out a
dark horse for the Republican nomlna-
ton Tor the presidency of 1896 in the
person of HaZen =. Plngree. of Detroits
a reform mayor. We may now look
for any number OF reform mayors
within the next few months. What's
the matter with reform Mayor Eustis?-
GAINESVILLE Argus.
''If newspaper support Is any good
Bob Dunn-wiil be nominated for. state
auditor" says the Journal-PreSS. But
the trouble is that it is not quite as
good as the influence of the Republican,
politicians of st. Paul ana Minneapolis
in convention of 1000 delegates. They
have got the pine ring back OF them and
the ring has got the '.stuH."-St Cloud
Times.
The Republican politicians of Mime
sofa, big and little. appear to think that
they will have a walk-away in the COM
ing state election. If they should hap
pen to rake III nearly everything in
sight it will be at the end Of one of the
hardest-fought battles they have had in
Minnesota. or we greatly mistake the
pluck ana VlgOr OF the Uu sudfu VI
Democracy. who never surrender and
rarely die.-Hutchinson Democrat.
McCleary, of the Second congress
ional district. voted against the resolu-
ton to investigate as to the present hard
times. The Mankato pedagogue was
not elected for any such nonsense as to
find why tramps are multiplying so
rapidly, or men by the million are out
OF work. He was elected to vote for
gold standard to enable the Jews OF
England to manipulate our finances for
their own Observation-Disclosures Cour-
rier.
Mr.. Donnelly says. in substance. that
while he dislikes S. NJ. Owens from the
bottom of his heart, yet he will support
him for governor this fall. because he
believes him. bad as he is, far better for
the interests of the Populists than the
representative of either of the other
parties. Mr.. Donnelly feels. doubtless.
that he can do his old enemy more gen.
uine harm by seeming to support him
than by open OppOsitiOn-and he Is
right-Sauk Center Herald.
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