The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-09

endar as the day of St Denis, the patron
SAINT OF France. There are many
TRADITIONS concerning him. He is said to
nave been the first bishop of Paris. The
aopey Of st. Denis, near Paris, is a not
bic building.
van SAINT says in his printed speech:
Ii elected l promise to use all the pow
ers conferred on my office to correct ary
ana all irregularities" AS the state has
peeh under Republican management for
many years, except during the last term,
the admission of Irregularities is some
what OF a reflection upon former Re-
Puollcah governors. 1t is not known
JUST What experience Van has had in cor
reeting Irregularities, nor is it known
whether he wouldrecognize an irregular
lty II he met itfon the street.
The worsted cloth trust is arranging
Tor organization in New York, with a
capital of $6O,000OOO.
o.
This is known as ivy Day" among the
Parneliites in. Ireland, in commoration of
the death Off Charles Stuart Parnell, on
oct D. 1891. There is always process
sion from Dublin to Glasnevin cemetery,
two miles from the city, where his grave
is decoated With wreaths of ivy.
d. o
"a year ago To-Day, President kruSerS
uIt1matum to Great Britain demanding
the recall of reinforcements sent to Cape
ToWn, was issued. The intervening $50
days were full of trouble
Z. Z. Adams a well known writer op
industrial subjects, has been making a
STUDY of various trusts in Europe. In
recent article he says there are no
tusts in the Kingdom of Great Britain and
ireland because it is free trade ma
ton All lands In which trusts are
thriving, he declares, ARE high tariff
countries" There is mo legislation
against tttsts in England" because none
is needed. The natural laws of trade,
not beinS interfered with by human
statutes, render any sort of tyrannical
combine in restraint of trade impossible
o.
Some hoodlum newsboys hooted Gov.
Roosevelt Sunday in Chicago, and it was
made the subject Of a column of special
small matter to make political capital
out of.
81 am DESTROYS of restoring to them
the blessings of law, which they have
fatally and desperately exchanged for
the calamities of war and the arbitrary
tyranny of their chiefs This passage
IL IIOUl JHH prOcIdDdIlOI VI d IoIItISIl
monarch, George III, in 1776, regarding
his American subjects. The reader can
make very pertinent application Of this
to existing things.
We hear a @good deal about Aguinaldo
and the Fl ipi5los receiving encouragement
from American aanti-imperiafsts. 1t is
not barely possible that there was much
original encouragement in President Nc
Kinley's official declaration to congress
that ''forcible annexation" could not be
thought off, and that such annexation,
''by our code of morality would be Grim
inal aggression.
The national agricultural department.
has issued a bulletin, prepared by l.. y.
Howard, the entomologist on the mo-
squitoes of The United States. He says
there are over $50 varieties, of which
about thirty exist in this country. Well
eos enough. tAnaeng other things he says
that of, the remedies in use in houses,
the burning of pyrethrum powder and
the catching of. mosquitoes ON walls IN
kerosene cups, fare probably the best
The remedies Cor bites mentioned as be
ingSthe best are glycerin, lump OF in
d!go ana household ammonia. This in
formation comes a@little late for use
this season In Minneapolis, but 1t will do
next year.