St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-28
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

The Minneapolis crusaders received
a slap in the face when the saloon men
quietly met and raised enough money
to send two baskets of food to 800 of the
poor families of THAI city.-Crookston
Times.
DR.. Ames, of Minneapolis. is SAID to
have aspirations in the direction of the
Democratic nomination for governor.
The doctor, you know. once came with
in 1000 votes Of being elected. st.
Peter Tribune.
With the departure of all fear that
diminished tariff duties will inJure the
various industries of the country will
come more general resumption Of
operations. and every day witnesses the
diminutiOn of this fear.-Duluth Her
aid.
The Democrats in the house have
amended the Wilson bill, putting re-
| fined sugar upon the free list. 1t they
continue in this manner. the claim that
they believe i'll taxing The necessaries OF
| lie must fall to the ground. -Milaca
| Times.
| There have not been to exceed twenty
cases of typhoid fever in this city dur
ing the last year. and but four deaths
| have occurred from this cause, the re-
! ports of the Grand Forks News to the
/ contrary Notwithstanding CrookstOn
| Times.
| The supreme court decision knocking
out the state elevator scheme is uni
versally commended by thinking people.
1t was crazy scheme at best, and at the
| time OF its presentation to the 1egisla.
ture we could see nothing in it 10 COM
mend.-Rushford Star.
The nomination is regarded as slap
at Senator Hill, as Peckham was dele
gate to the "Anti-Snapper" convention
and is one of Hil'S bitter political en-
| emies. 1t is doubtful whether Senator
| Hill will be able to defeat the new nom
inee In the senate. Times.
Good times will not return until the
! Wilson bill is disposed of and another
good crop FROM the farms is harvested
and sold at good prices. People who
| are expecting to wake up some morning
and find business booming are doomed
to disappointment Cloud journal
| Press.
If the man who raises cane is en-
| titled to bounty, why not also give 3
| bounty to the man who raises hops, bar.
ley, rye and potatoes? Ii the Democrats
are slow in passing tariff bill, it is evil
dent that they are going to give the
people the very best in the house.
Faribault Pilot.
Sub Rosa to President Gle veland-
Send over to Emperor Wilhelm and buy
or beg bottle of that rare old wine, by
the drinking of which Prince Bismarck
| was mellowed down to the extent OF
promising to visit Berlin. 1t might be
| used with good effect on the cantanker-
Gus Sena tor Hill.-Winona Republican
Not only had the surplus of one hun.
bred millions been spent at the end OF
HerrisOn'S administration, but there
! was left a deficit of over like amount,
with the taxes of the country almost
| doubled by a robbing tariff imposed or
the consumers. Surely such with ia cts
before our eyes it is easy to see which
| is the peoples party.-Belle Plaine
Herald.
The charge that Mckinley has but one
speech will no longer hold good. He
| fires the Northern heart by declaring
that the Wilson bill was framed by rebe
brigadiers, and then he informs the
Southern people that the measure is
! especially designed to ruin their par
ticular Industries. This streak of versa,
tility is a great innovation for McKin
Iey-WinOna Herald