passes is similarly embarrassed. livery out of Rochester?"
Montevideo Leader: And now they
THE Chicago strue was otlioially
one and was largely without justihca-
"liv George!" he ejaculated, "Is that the
0f
are
called off Thursday. As is the case al- that makes up the bulk of a very good
ways, the public was the principal suf-1 Stock Food" that sells for ever and
.e r..u~ .,.•! ...„o ...„ ever so much per sack. No doubt it is.
ferer. I he stnke was a mpathetic
satisfied. cies in the county and could buy 'a
n' .. "7."1— 7rT—i—r- -1
1
a
1
ted as a state, but does it expect the that Farm Stock &
United States senate to be swayed by
mere reasons?
?°,z? governors, at least five are
congratulating themselves on their
good luck.
St. Paul Dispatch: The rural press
is not coming to the rescue of Gov.
Johnson in his determination to inves
tigate the new capitol commission.
The papers generally speak of the
whole thing as a cheap bit of politics.
Owatonna Chronicle: The futility
of the punishment of T. 13. Clement,
the wrecker of the Faribault National
bank, who is over seventy-live years of
age, rather tends to increase a belief in
some way of attending to him in the
hereafter.
Windom Reporter: If VanSaut had
done'a little detective work on the cap
itol commission and some of the state
institutions instead of trying to destroy
J. J. Hill, who has done more for the
state than any man in it. he might have
been a vice presidential possibility.
