St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-16
MINNESOTA SENTIMENT.

Wait till you hear the official utter
aHee OF the women. of Duluth before
deciding the new woman question:
|. Duluth Commonwealth.
Somebody has been proposing Senator
Mat Quay as a candidate for the presi-
dency. Mr.. Qaay is not lacking in the
sense OF humor.and this suggestion will
strike even him as the best joke of the
seasoD.-Winona Republican.
h The mayor of Aberdeen appointed a
day when the people should assemble
at the grain palace and unite in an
earnest prayer for rain. 1t would seem
as If such an effort ought to meet with
success.-Manka!o Review.
One thing is certain. we want no state
bank currency. This country has had
experience enough with it in the past
While very much is to be said against
the national banking system, we are al
ways sure the money is g0od.-Fairmont
News.
The theory thar Minnesota has always
been Republican state and there is no
need to fear reverse Of political power
has met with several negatives III re-
cent years that should especially remind
us that We must fight to win.-Granite
Falls Tribune.
Set it down. ye old party wire-pulieFs:
The Populists are very likely to elect
the next governor. but even ii they do
not they will certainly decide who will
be. and besides they are very sure to
hold the balance of power in the legis-
lature.-Albert Lea Standard.
Whoever wishes the domination for
either the Office of state senator or rep
resentaiive from this district must first
pledge his fidelity to Senator Wash
burn, else his struggle will be in vain.
Anoka county wants to see Mr.. Wash
burn returned. -Anoka Herald.
Two years ago Loren Fletcher said if
he. could 90 to congress once he would
never ask anything again. Now he is
not only proposing to rim again but re-
SCENTS as an iinpertinence the suggestion
that John Day Smith shall be candi-
date. l! is in some respects like the
fight up here.-Dulntf, C0minonweaIth.
Mr.. Donnelly is the same Old LIZ. he
always has been, best with the same
visionary nature. He is just as san.
guine that the Pops are going to carry
the state next fall as he was that he was
going TO be elected governor two years
ago. and that the two old parties would
be reduced to side-show concerns
Mankat0 Free Press.
s 1t is somewhat unworthy and quite
licans of ST. Paul are playing, viz: to
prevent business being transacted in
th6 council by absenting themselves
with the hope of preventing a quorum.
tThey were beaten fairly &C the late
election. and in their chagrin and de-
sire for perpetual power are using all
kinds of nasty freaks to be revenged.-
Belle Plane Herald. sos
y Should Bill Mckinley run: for epresi-
dent, he will not receive the support of
the miners of the United States. When
the miners were soliciting aid, McKin-
lev contributed ''mite" in the shape of
al Sli)-bill 10 help them relieve the
necessities of their fellow wOrkmen, at
the same time wishing them success.
Rqt the miners promptly returned it,
saying they ''emphaticaliy refused to
| accept Il mite from the hand that is
siHi,ing them."-St. Cloud Times.
.rMayor Smith is fast undoing the evil
of his predecessor. Wright, in putting
the police force of the city Ut st. Paul
upon an efficient footing. Mayor
Wright. i'll order to GUST all Democrats
and replace them by A. p. AS and Re.
DublIcans, brought the police tcrce to
the verge OF ruin and exposed tho lives
and property of citizens 10 the greatest
danger by putting on the force incuupe-
tent men and stranyers.-Belle PLANE
Herald.
Some paper in the southern part of
the State says that Gov. Nelson has his
friends in every county III the state
quietly selecting, as candidates fDf the
legislature, men who are friendly to his
candidacy as United States senator.
THIS cannot be true, because GOV. Net
son says he is not candidate fT svna-
tor. audit is hardly cretlitable that ne
would ne candidate for governor and
senator At thu same time. Cav. Nelson
iiY, rh.ar.y been aisrepresenieu.-
Cf5uu Jvurnai-Press.