St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-30
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

Three cheers and tiger for Grover
Cleveland and Chairman Wilson. Long
Prairie Leader.
Give us one more strike-a strike at
the ballot box. That's the only, strike
that teilS.-Windom Citizen.
st. Cloud is to have weather by tele-
phone hereafter. Hello. central; call
up Neptune, we are dry."-St. Cloud
Times.
David Bennett Hill: II am Demo-
GRAFT" Well, Davie, you are talking
like one just at preSent.-Long Prairie
Leader.
Southwestern Minnesota Pepulists
are getting Scarcer all the time. The
crop won't pay Owen for harvesting
Window Reporter.
If the Democrats i'll congress wish to
please the Republicans and disgust the
country they will continue that tariff
Evangelist. Cloud Times.
1t is beginning to look as if David B.
Hill were a Democrat. after all, and a
better one than German and his imme-
date followers. -Wabasha Herald.
There are lot of thoughtiesS fellows
throughout the land loudly clamoring
for governmental ownership and control
of railrOads.-Martin County Sentinel.
Lots of people think that asking for
arbitration and getting an investigation
is next door to asking for bread and
getting stone.-Eden Valley journal.
Judge Flandrau seems to have the
best show for chief Justice in this state
ON the Democratic ticker. He would
make an excellent one.-Crookston
Times.
Gov. Nelson seems to be aware of one
thing, and that is that he has got to do
some good work to hold the guberna-
torial chair down for another two years.
-CrOokSton Times.
The slate is for K mute Nelson for the
senate and Dave Clio ugh for governor in
case Knute is elected. States break
pretty easy and the thing might not
wOrk.-St. Peter Herald.
The Princeton Union asks: "What
is the matter with the Duluth Republic
cans? Many of them seem to be badly
disgruntled." You must 'sread the
answerin the stars. duluth Herald.
Politics in Minnesota will be pretty
badly mixed this fall, and we predict
some tall hustliug by all parties. The
motto OH all banners but one will be ::
Anything to beat the Republica n
party. jackson Republic.
1t is becoming necessary to have a
try if you have any intention of taking
part in political discussion. If argu-
ments cannot prevail. muscle and cour-
aye witl.-Normah County Index
The southern part of the state doesn't
seem at all pleased with the Republican
state ticket, and the Rushford Star is of
the opinion that epublicans in this Sec
ton will not take off their coats and
hustle for the candidates. Hous ton
Signal.
President Cleveland takes an impreg-
nable position when he declares that
the admission of raw materials free is a
cardinal principle of the Democratic
party. That is why it hurts the Demo-
cratic senators SO badly and has rem
dered them SO ferce.-Chatfield Demo-
crat.
Decent laboring men should have
learned by this time to return to its
proper use the word ''scaU." That
respectable people should have per-
-mitted the use that has been made of
that word is an outrage and is one of
those weak. cowardly Weddings TO
demagogism that are significant of the
greatest danger to our civilization
Alexandria Post Ne VS..
The subject of good loads is becoming
more prominent each year throughout
the land, and the stale fair will propa-
gate this movement by exhibits of road
material and samples of TO d .construc-
ton. Awards will also be made for the
best methods of practical construction,
and in this way it is hoped TO arouse a
healthy sentiment in favor of good
roads. -Owatonna Journal.
Horace Greeley Perry, of the st.
Peter Journal. claims that she is on
good enough terms with GOV. Nelson to
have lately received his photograph by
mail from him. And she is Demo-
craft And In st. Peter Can it be that
Kpate is afraid she will boom John A.
johnson, of the st. Peter Herald. for
governor, and scoop him this tallp If
that's it, johnson, don't be fooling
around aud leE the wiley politician get
ahead of you in your own baliwick.-
Buffalo Gazette.