St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-25

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in New York and Washington.
1oDA1S
WASHINGTON, Feb a For minnesota
Cloudy; warmer; son'h WINS r0t MiSo %n
sln: OeneE@iS IAN po,. n~nor+ nossihiy
sou in axrTams southeast portion; warmer;
south winds. For the Dakotas: Generally
Cloudy: warmer in east portion: west winds
TEMPERATURES.
Place. Iher. rnac 0roo, Ing IN
BUfSio 49, GlNew York...,.. 6
Chicago II. NJ ,ntreal. .........-1
Cincinnati .
-RaIow zero.
Gov. MCKINLEY says he is no polti-
clan. Then what is he? Can it be pos
sible that he is a specimen of the sup
posedly extinct dodO?
THERE Will be no contest OF the seat
III COllS ~ WulSH O"ldoA" ~
has just been elected. HIS majority SO
Supplementary returns can hardly
overcome this lead.
A CAMPAIGN i'll favor of the election
OF decent men to the Chicago city conh-
ell has been maugurated. This Is the
first intimatlon OF the fact thai n con-
siderable party IN Chicago was favor
tho citv GOVERNING bodv
Mr. BLAND was not far wrong in
Ikening the house of representatives to
a band of anarchists. The m emper
manifest many of the of an
arcbv on or~c1sions Although law
makers themselves. they are the most
persistent v~ioIators of all law.
THE prooosition of Mr.. Harter. an
Ohio Democratic congressman. to coin
silver into .'ylobes," which shall moi be
a legal tender. is absurd. Money that
is not a legal tender does not deserve
the name. AMI will not gain circulation
where there is already a superabun-
dance of legal tender coin,
--
Plat the hoss has msda q
comnact with Tammanv for mutnal adj
vantage Such an alliance. unnatural
though if NAV seem. is not im~nrobable
between persons whose only object of
existence is the securing OF patronage
and pluuder.
ACTIVE Speculatloh' though a cOhse-
that the country is PROSPEROUS. The
present ~stagnation in the speculative
markets. however, is an indication that
the country is still some distance from
prosperity. We would be content to
endure the evils of speculation if we
could enjoy the causes that produce it.
HE makers of bogus butter have re-
ceived official recoginatlon from the
are r%ejoiced and the genuine dairymen
are indignant. There has never been a
pretenSe that oleomargarIne was a
dairy product, and it is difficult to
ascertain upon what ground it received
recognition from the state board.
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"1RAVELING SALESMAN" is Informed
mat there Is no means OF aScertainlng
II representatives in congress, except
by asking each II the question. judy
ing by their conduct, however (the only
means a~vailable), the GLOBE is of the
opinion that the members are not seri-
ouSiy roubled by religion of any sort.
tho kaenerS of tha Inva 80, 80
NHo,aoi" ~ oIt no"a peni'i'iaiy a'
annr'on > "iieseu va" many prs
~ = II"uo iiloan0 anu oIheIs i've
Jul haiI theif ddyS ny reason OF the Ill
charges made are true, the keepers
should be wearing convict stripes in
stead OF exercising authority over men
who are vastly their superiors.
~
1HtiiE VIII De no wonder that Mil
"auAeeahS are protesting against the
use OF chicago brick In their new city
nall. The Milwaukee brick is the best
ana me handsomest made i'll the world,
the Chicago article being far inferior in
texture, color and finish. The Milwau-
onposition tn the nfarinr nanortasa
THE attempt 10 stimulate the sale If
Henry Georges books nv cironIatina
the rumor that the mona had onn
demned them has fallen ao+ 7,
pIres that his holiness haS +aton 10
action relative to them and 49," nv
coptemnlate takjno anv II d""It ro'
indeed if he his 30 road .nnout,
as the Vatican library containa
yaIroh1 -. ;. IohV"ius many
has written 'e"Se