St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-10
FROM MANY SOURCES.

Tams Bixby was very careful last
night to send his communication to the
morning Republican organ by special
messenger. He has lost faith in private
rooms in restaurants.
~
T. Willie Angel, the mechanicabclerk
| in the governors Office, announced yes~
terday that I'VE" wonld not furnish
any more news to the GLOBE, basing
his bold statement on the governors
anger at the publication of his message.
Willie needn't worry himself, for he
never gave any Of the papers any news,
| and he was never known to speak With
out written permit, signed and sealed
by the governor and attested by the
secretary Of state.
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Now that Senator Ozmun is making
so much noise about retrenchment,
would it not be good thing for him to
practice what he breaches and strike
out the item of SIS which he receives
from every poor law student who takes
the examination for admission to the
bar? Some of these students frequently
have to go second time. How many
of the poor devils have the price, How
many are deferred from taking the ex-
animation because they are out OF
funds? 1t would be good thing for
Senator Ozmun to begin the work of re-
trenchment nearer home.
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1t is more than likely that W. f. Cross
will not be reelected secretary eff the
state agricultural society, according to
the statemants of people who profess to
be able to read between the lines. The
man who is so violently opposed to
Frank Shaw associates the latter with
Cross and demands the election or new
secretary. The society will discuss the
matter from now until Jan. 10.
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Amann's imitation of Mayor Smith at
the Metropolitan last night was START
ling, and the perfect storm of applause
was not only complimentary to this
wonderful performer, but also to Mayor
Smith, who was in the audience.
49,
Good, loyal Democrats in this city de-
mand that every Democratic oticehold-
Ell in the city Or county shall turn out
instanter every Republican clerk, or
any assistant known to be anything but
a Democrat. The precedent has been
established to the entire satisfaction Of
the people, for the efforts of the Repub-
licans to turn down anybody and every
body known to have any Democratic
blood in his veins, or any Democratic
affiliations, are we'll nigh superhuman.
There is a constant, nauseatlng howl,
Down with Democracy" and great
bluffs are resorted to in order to force
Democratic otficeholders to accede to
the demands of the hungry horde. Ii
there is Democratic otficeholder i'll ST.
Paul or Ramsey county who has a Re-
publican assistant in his Office he should
fire him out and take good hard kick
at him while he is going. We have had
samples of weakened Democrats, and
we are sick and tired of them. The Re-
publcanS have shown their hands, and
the Democratic officeholders should
throw out their poor cards and draw
| again. 1t would merely be retaliation.
and it's high time retaliation mad come.
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81 notice." said the Stockholders
wife, reading the paper, "that there has
| been heavy fall"
Great heavens, IN what?" he gaSped.
'Snow in Montana" she said quietly,
and he was mean enough to blame her
| for his weeks illness.
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''Pa," said ST. Anthony hill young
ster, ''what does Hon. mean in front of
mems names?"
"WelI my son." said the tuned
down politician, 80 far as my expert
ence goes, it doesn't mean anything"
II thought So" said the boy, "be-
cause a letter came to you To-Day adj
dressed that way" and he gave the boy
slap on the foot.