The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-23
TUESDAY GLOBE CHANCES.

| TUESDAY GLOBE CHANCES.
Archbishop Ireland says, in a New
York interview, that Pope Leo's restora
tlon TO temporal power is necessary to
/ ms complete success in directing the
I spiritual affairs as head of the Catholic
| church.
| From the first drops of the shower
of blood in Kansas to the defuge of the
Rebellion, John Sherman stood in the
| fierce light of public opinion" said Gar
| field In his speech in the convention
nominating him for the presidency. Yes,
and through the days of reconstruction
| and in all of the struggles of his party
| John Sherman was ever a commanding
I figure His death yesterday removed
great man from American political life.
He was Honest John Sherman and
here's to his memory His closing
months in Office were embfttered by
/ Sights cast upon him by the. admins
| tration which thastens at his death to
pay him honors.: on
| According to Ushers chronology the
| creation of the world commenced Oct
%, 1904 B. c..
| Gen. Wood, military governor of Cuba,
I spent Sunday at the White house dis
Eeussing the situation with the president,
who missed going to church.
| BY the death of Charles Dudley War
ner American literature loses one of its
| foremost representatives. For nearly
half century he has held high place
in the good will of the public.
%
"a vote for Lind is vote for Bry-
an, says the heading OF an editorial in
the Pioneer Press: Yes, and by the
Esame reasoning 4 vote for Mckinley is
/ a vote to set up Methodism as the re-
IHglon of the Philippines, because the
president is d Methodist. The imbecil-
| ity frequently displayed by the P. p.
| and other extreme and unreasonable
Republican organs is absolutely painful.
| By the way the P. p. has, swallowed its
anger over the change of front by Nc
Kinley in putting Tiff on Porto Rico.
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The pestoffice depaI trnent for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1869, issued 80, 165. 65o
money orders, valued at s504, 790, 80. The
number of postage stamps, cards and
envelopes was five and one-third billions,
value, $4,000, co.,.
! Mr. Hanna forgets that he IS liable to
| have his words taken down by q re-
I porter In a speech in Chicago he said:
''I believe there is not a trust in the
| United States.' Also in a speech in Ohio
| he is reported to have said: Il say there
| are no trusts. IF there are, prove it,
| And then, a few minutes after, 'the
trusts have the best men of the country
at their head. believe in their organi-
cation The formation of trusts is
step forward. The c0lnbinat ton of cor,
! porations is simply the evolution of bust
ness And IN almost the same b1eatl:
| ct am not defending the trusts
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Actors. like other people, have hobbies.
Richard Mansfields is said to be horse,
back riding; Joseph Jefferson's. fishing;
Sol Smith Russelrs, his library; Tim
| Murphy's, sketehing.
The life Of man upon this fair earth is
! made up for the most part of little pains
! and little pleasures. The great wonder-
| flowers bloom but once il a lifetime
| LongfeEow.
| Reports from Japan say the use of
i beer is increasing very fast in that coun-
I try. There are now ten large brewer les,
/ all built since the recent war with China.
/ The French consul at Telzio says that the
| Japanese are exporting beer and already
| nonopoIize the trade of VIadivosteck,
/ Siberia and are making Roadway in the
| Philippines, Hawaii, and Chinese treaty
/ ports. and gives it as his opinion that
/ the Japanese will control the beer market
I of the East, because of their good beer,
T ami the cheap price at which they can
] make it And they will also control the
| cotton and other trade.
! There are over $1,000 different eattfe
/ brands recorded in the stock books Of
/ the range states of the West.
[ ~, ha Par1,hI:oay7 ,,o,,of,,oo
! for governor of Minnesota, is a genial
I old fellow but a very poor speaker. He
I is row stumpiEg the northern part of the
state and reading d speech prepared for
him by Bob Dunn and Tams Eixby.''-
| Irish Standard Minneapolis.
King Charles was present at per-
Torrance efSAfassinger'ss play, '-Fhe King
and the Subject" on this day in 1893, in
] London. and was much Offended at this
! statement uttered by the king: Monies?
! Well raise supplies what ways we please,
and force yousto subscribe to banks, in
which we'll mhlct you rs we shah think
fit" He said: This is too insolent, and
must be changed.
Little or no money is used in the noun
| tain districts of Kentucky Virginia. Ten
nessee and N0rtEl Carolina. business is
carried on among the settlers by barter
| or exchange of products.
/ s-oLo-
sankey. the evaRgelfstie singer. is meet
ing with warHI0l welcome in England
! He is much older than when he toured
that country with Net dy- hut his voice is
! as n.eiodious as OF old
Mr. Hanna having returned to Chicago
| from his tour: of South Dakota and Me-
braska declares he has put those states
into the Mckinley column Mr.. Hanna Is
of a very sanguine nature-when he is.
o.
Speaker HENDERSON, in a speech at a
! recent Republican meeting in Chicago,
said: The German lights best with a
full stomach and a suit of clothes en-
/ his back. the Scetehman- fights best on
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