The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-11-28

Donnelly and Owen are Having a
Tilt Over the Location Of
the National Meet.
Special Correspondence to the UNION.
MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. s26, 1895. This
has been dull town since the
Skiumahs, Min-so-tahs, went to De-
troit and got walloped, 20 to 0, on the
Michigan gridiron. The explanation
is that the Gophers played all right
not their fault at all-but the other
fellows put up too much beef. There
is4one consolation, however, and that
is, that the people of this city will be
able to sleep nights, until the next ball
game at least Had the University
boys won the game, there would have
been bedlam let loose for the Lore
knows how long. It is very Sabbath
like in the University part Of towr
just now. J..
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Since the supreme court decision
denying a new trial for Hay there
have been two prayer meetings a day
and a gospel service and reviva
thrown in, at Hayward's quarters il
the Hennepin county jail. It is won
derful what a religious effect one littl,
court decision had. If all court de
cisions produced such results, tn,
churches would soon be without oc
cupation. ss.- 4..... 2g-.4 ~. ~
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Et The economic principle of ''suppl,
and demand is now being applied t,
the gubernatorial and senatorial mar
ket, of this city. There being fou
known candidates for governor here
and a whole pasture full of darl
horses, and senatorial candidates b.
the platoon, it is easy to see that sal,
economic principle has in this place
wonderful scope for application. Their
is one fact in the case which seems t
stand out clear and powerful, and tina
is, that the supply Of, gubernatoria
and senatorial timber beats the de
mand; all hollow. ~, =. = ~ A. IL X
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8 Ills said that since the recent visi
\ Of Captain Van SAINT, when he release
Bob Evans from his gubernatoris
team, there has been an interestin
seance between Evans and Williar
Henry Eustis, at the latter's solicita
tions The story is, that Eustis sum
moned Bob to his office and thereupo
impaired to him the following lesso
in political economy: ''Say, Bobbie
my boy, there is a great supply of yoo
but there is no demand. See? No,
as for me, there is a deep and wide
spread demand all over the State.
can feel it in the air. Why, I wen
out in the country and made a speec
the other day, and citizens came to m
after the speech was over and volur
tarily rendered to me the unite
gubernatorial support Of that section
Now it goes without saying, that 20
cannot show any such demand as tina
1t is impossible. All have to do
simply to go about and give my CRATIC
about the ALEXANDRIA and the beave
dam and all that, and the people ar
mine. And then the policy. 70
have no such statesmanlike masco
like my policy, to bring you through
Why, when the morning stars sin
together, they sing about my policy
4 Any astronomer will tell you that.
j But it does not appear yet that Evar
! has accepted this chapter in politics
economy in the spirit in which it wa
given, or at least, not to the lette1
His Office has been the rendezvous {
Republican young bloods during th
past ten days, as if to show that Their
was demand as we'll as supply {
gubernatorial timber there.
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! The s'crow's nest'' in the top of tn
tower of the new court house is 81
4 feet above the earth. It is becomin
the resort of politicians who reply t
charges against the sanctity of the
vocation by alleging that they hav
been nearer heaven than their critic
i To climb the court house tower seen
to be the most available way for som
of the office hungry to get near heave,
perhaps the nearest they will ever ge
i i, So,
The Populists of Minneapolis, that
to say, the Owen wing, are endeavo1
ling to bring the national People
party convention of 1896 to this city
The mayor and other prominer
citizens have taken an interest in tn
matter, inasmuch as a national cor
vention is a good thing from u bushes
standpoint, whatever it's creed or pla
form. An interesting fact in this cor
|nection, is the absence of Ignatiu