The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-11

Now if Commissioner Dearth forces the
HIavni slzo-Slavonski Delnicka Pod
porujici Jednota Insurance company to
come into this state, do they not have to
pay dutySon that name? The ad valorem
rate apparently would be small, but the
rate by weight should be in proportion
to the size of the name.
Talking of DR.. Ames, what an heroic
figure is his! Unlike the present race of
degenerates, like one of the gallant
knights Of old, he proposes to settle all
arguments by single combat and has Of
fered to meet single-handed Commissioners
Rinehart and DR.. Woodward. If the
mayor 'lieks''-as he himself with force
full eloquence terms tit proves him
right; if he does not '1ick'-aye, there's
the rub!
When we remember the cost of enter
tanning these kings, princes and po
tentates generally, We should be thankful
that the Siamese crown prince, who is
to visit US next October is not twins.
Coroner Williams thinks he will wait
before taking possession of the sheriIG's
Office. Curious, isn't it, how much alike
he and Sheriff Megaarden think.
The uncertainties and vicissitudes OF
law were never more beautifully illus
trated than in the ownership decisions
between Archbishop ireland and tie Jig
Stone and Traverse county homestead
ers. First the case was decided in tho
prelate's favor, then against him, then
he was declared the owner, then again
he was not, and now it has been APP
pealed to the supreme court which, in
order to keep up with this record, should
decide it both ways.
Senator Hoar's resolution to remove the
anarchists has been referred to the COM
mittee on foreign relations. Now this is
just the trouble, if we establish them
somewhere within the Union we are no
better off than before, while if Senator
Hoar's plan of deporting them Is adopt
ed we are likely to find ''our foreign re-
latfonsn strenuousIy objecting. Unless in
deed, it is intended to find for them some
secluded spot in the other world where
they may talk matters over with Czol-
gosz and others of their kind.
Judging from recent reports the French
deputies have been reading the Minne-
apelis papers, and are fast adopting the
modes and fashions of the city officials
of the Flour City. Yesterday, for exam
Die, Deputy Discharges called Deputy
Berten coward, and the latter retorted
that his honored colleague was an imbe-
Gle, and both proceeded to emphasize
their opinions with blows and kicks.
Possibly both gentlemen spoke the truth,
but where oh, where, is that once famed
.spoliteness' of which this gallant nation
has so frequently asserted its monopoly.
The Tillman-JoneS-McLa contro-
versy gives us pause. and makes us WON
der if instead of a proposal to double the
salaries paid our legislators. a suggestion
to pay some of them to stay at home
would not be more in keeping.
winona having acquired cosmetic
factory, state officials from that town
can obtain coat of whitewash while
they wait.
The fact that Mrs Stanford has just
given thirty Millions and Andrew Car
negie ten millions for universities, and
university extension, reminds US pain
fully that our own graded schools here
in ST Paul are giving our children only
halliday sessions in the lower grades,
and that very few are receiving manual
training. all for lack of funds
A comparison of the number entered in
the lower grades, and those passing OUT