St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-11
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

W. uSpGt OWCIt VIII Uc OuT Uchb CdIl-
didate for governor of this state.-NOr-
man County Herald.
Z The, man who runs the weather bu-
reau seems to be i'll sympathy with the
coal miners .-Glenville Herald.
The senate voted to put lumber on
the free, list. Stick another pin on the
credit side.-Lincoln County journal.
The best type of American citizen
ship Is found in the man who respects
and obeys the law.-Winona Herald.
The fences are in bad shape in this
district, and it will keep the politicians
. busy for few weeks.-Sauk Rapids
Sentinel,
Unless Thomas Reed proceeds to
make little noise there is danger that
his quorum-counting device may be for
gotten.-HOkah Sun.
Anoka, Crow Wing and Mile Lac
. counties send solid delegations for
Dunn, auditor. This is as it should be.
Wright County Times.
The state press seems to Worry more
or less over the Republican nomination
for state auditor. New Brighton don't.
New Brighton Journal.
Congressman Baldwin, of this dis
. trict Is making for himself good record
as an intelligent and hard working
member-Little Falls Herald.
Donnelly would trade his Baconian
cypher and-his party-to become our
next United States senator. VINO
ouldn't?.-LanesbOrO Journal.
Ex-Czar Reed is the first one of the
Republican Presidential candidates to
make straight bid for the support of
the silver mep.-St. Cloud Times.
st. Paul is doing the twin act" all by
himself these days, and has a pair of
city councils. The old fellow is in a
bad way.-St. Cloud Journal-Press.
Ii Dakota gets a government appro-
priation to fight thistles. why can't we
III this section get one to make war on
the dandelion.-MapIeton Enterprise.
Will the state convention state its
preference for United States senator
The agitation of this question has been
suddenly dropped.-St. James journal.
Ex-Gov. McGill has been spoken of as
likely to be member of the next legls-
lature aud acandidate for speaker. MIR.
McGiil would make good presiding
efficer.-Northfeld News.
There's something out of Joint in
Boston. A duel has been fought there,
and one OF her preachers has accepted a
call from church in Switzerland
Montevideo Commercial.
The home county paper can circulate
in all parts of the country and advertise
Its locality just as we'll as some foreign
one, II 1t is paid to do So.-Long Prairie
Leader.
Yes. John Liud would make good
United States Senator. He is the
gentleman who went to Washington in
the interest of the millers' association.
Lake Crystal Union.
Sugar in Minneapolis is sold twenty
four pounds for 81, owing to tempo
rarv war III prices. There are conlpen-
saiions even for living in Minneapolis
Duluth Commonwealth.
Mayor Robert A Smith, of St. Paul,
was lnaugurated with fitting cere-
monies. His first official act was to re-
store his old chief of police TO office, a
rather good beginning.-W abasha Her.
aid.
Minnesota has three able re present.
atives i'll congress, in Messrs Hall.
Baldwin and Fletcher. For the rest we
might as well set up a quartette of
wooden Inch. with a string attach ment.
lie Oueur Sentinel.
Gov. Nelson appears to be the
unanimous ciioIce Of his party for gov
ernor. They don't care a copper for
Nelson, but they want to hold onto the
scandinavian vote. Knute is simply
the bait.-Tower Budget.
The Anoka Union thinks that Gov.
Nelson has rubbed his coat sleeve over
IL political slate. and now the name
OF HUNT appears where DuIln's was.
me man from Princeton seems to be
Dunn up.--St. Peter Herald.
Naturalization has been too fast and
too easy If there are enough voters in
this country who prefer other flags to
the stars ana stripes to mako it worth
while for politicians TO bid for their
favor.-Winona Republican.
Minnesota editors may take the lake
excursion after all. The ride to Black
Hills is long and the sights there are
hardly worth the trip. A trip from
Duluth 10 Buffalo would be much pleas
anter.-Renville Star-Farnler.
The ministry Is full of able men. and
the chances are that when tLey turn
their attention to the practical problems
OF the day they will do more than thew
would by putting in all their time dis
cussing Theology. st. James Plain
dealer.
However else the other crops NAV
turn out this year there is likely to be
full average crop if not superabupd-
ance of candidates for all state and
county offices. They'r already coming
up very thick in some places.-NeW
Ulm News.
In the Seventh district the fight is not
for the Republican nor tine Democratic
nomination, but for Boen's place ON the
Populist ticket. The embat6led farmers
of The Red river valley are still unreeon-
CLEO with the old parties-Duluth Com.
monwealth.
Ii Reed can catch the silver vote on
one side and have Blaine's mantle of
reciprocity fall on his shoulders from
the other,-he will be pretty we'll salts
NED With his scheme for trading silver
coinage for free trade limited with
England.-Duluth Commonwealth.
The fight for state auditor is getting
very tropical. Hunt is making red.
hot fight in the southern part of the
state. Rich has captured Lyon county.
Dunn is carrying the pineries and liver
son is corralllng the First congressional
district. Which shall it be?-Renyille
Star-Farmer.
There is no finer prison in the North
west than the Minnesota prison at
Saltwater. and you depart from the
truth when you say that it is flooded by
every shower. Citizens OF Minnesota,
with the exception of few sore heads,
are proud of the prison, its location, and
its management.-Still Journal.
1t is not only false to state that the
Democratic administration has pro-
duced the present condition of the fed
eral treasury, but audaciously impudent
for Republicans WHO created the bank
ruptcy to now taunt Democrats with
the responsibility fer the continued
bankruptcy. Hutchinson Democrat.
The revivalist, Hunt, who is creating
such furore at st. Paul, was formerly
a lawyer. 1t is surely strange traus-
formation from the law to the pulpit.
Our attention has been directed to cases
where ministers became lawyers, but
this is the first instance we have ever
known of making a preacher out of
lawyer.-Winnebago City Press.
Should Maj. Baldwin be renominated
tfa RpnnhllPan nartyy will mad l>o-~