Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-14
GLOBELETS.


whales were driven ashore and all captured.
The Toronto NeOs OF March 7th says, navl-
cation on the lakes has now practically opened
for the season.
1t is estimated that not less than ten thou
sand Russian Jewish refugees wlll-arrive In
New York during the next thirty days.
The Rhode Island Democrats hold their
state convention March %, at Providence.
The Republicans hold their convention In the
same city, March 1G.
The Mobile Register is authority for the
statement that public sentiment at the south
is now such that peaceful secession would not
be accepted If offered.
"That alliance between John Kelly and the
Republican party in New York has the APP
pearance of being permanent one," remarks
the st. Adams WI Messenger.
A contemporary objects to the appointment
OF Sergeant, as Minister to Berlin, for the r9a.
son, among others, that the mission has for
the last fifteen years been filled by gentlemen.
John Bull is now importing American colts
and training them as English thorougbreds.
John Bull has got his eye-teeth cut, and is H.
VIII "Eaigy" Sergeant wear his brass COL
lar in Berlin? or course he will. It will be
his only decoration as our representative of
the new "306' republican nobility of Amer
lea.
The New York Independent thinks the COM
mon Jail is the best place in which to educate
the college rowdies who are raising such q
clamOr by their insubordinate indecencies and
criminal acts.
Henry Waterson: ut is a mistake to say"
says the New York Tribune, "that the Demo-
Gratis learn nothing" OF course ii is. Among
other things, they learn every day what a gil
gantic sham and fraud the Republican party
Is.
William Peen Nixon: of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean, a wearer of the third term, does not en-
terrain a very high opinion of Mr.. Blaine's
memorial grafton on the late President. This
will distress Mr.. Blaine. But then Mr.. Nixon's
opinions are always distressing.
The Woman's Journal calls loudly and well
for Memorial History of Women in the
War;" written by women, of what women did
and sacrificed for their country, and what they
saw in the hospitals and camps, and ON battle
fields, of the heavenly side of the war.
Ex-Gov. Horatio Seymour, has written au
able letter on the canal question, in which be
presents the arguments for making free those
highways of transportation with renewed
force. The New York newspapers comment
respectfully, and for the most part approx
ingly.
The woman at Belleville, Canada, who
opened her husbands grave to bury her pet
dog on his coffin, says she shall never marry
again. Whether she will ever have another
pet dog, is a question upon which the bereaved
widow has carefully abstained from any COM
initial.
Louisville C0urier-JournaL: Year by year
the situation is growing worse. 1t is dis
honest and dishonorable system, 1t wrongs
the taxpayers. 1t wrongs all honest men. It
leads men to despise hon st toll. Away with
the spoils system, national, state and munich
pal.
The surface horse railroads in New York
city, whose collapse many people predicted as
consequence Of the building of the elevated
roads, actually carried $4,000, 600 more passen-
gers than the latter last year, making good
the principle that an increase of accommoda-
tions increases travel.
The republicans are making great utcry
because Arthur bestows the majority of his
appointments upon stalwarts. Do they for
get that he was nominated expressly to con-
ciliate disappointed, unhappy stalwarts? Why,
ha mot oh n Oftsc ;a1
age upon the brass collarse
Senator Pendleton's house in Washington
is considered model of architectural beauty
and taste. There is not marble mantle in the
house,-pite, maple and poplar, oiled to show
the beautiful grains, being used instead.
gentleman George" ought to have hand
some house, says an aesthetic contemporary.
Deducting SOC, (the number who are now
wearing the Grant Conkling Cameron brass
collar from so, 155, 1888, the New York
Tribune finds SO, 155, 476 people in this coun-
try who have no part nor lot in the. monu-
mental piece of premeditated idocy over
which the continent is now shaking with
derisive laughter.
National Constitution: Congress should
get John Logan to frame contract between
the people of the United States and erant-the
latter pledging himself, in consideration of
sum Of money, as liberal as may be deemed
prudent, to get out OF his attitude as q ma
tional beggar. The greed OF this man for
money since the war is disgrace to the Amer.
lean name.
Even the most bitter foe of Mr.. Blaine In
newspaperdom, the New York Herald, is COM
PEELED to pay high tribute to the eulogy de.
livered by him. The simple eloquence of the
speaker, the utter absence OF sensationalism III
the address, its modest tone and weight of
feeling could enlist only commendatory ex.
preston from such reviewers as designed to be
fair in their comments.
The Boston Post says George William Cur
tbs, civil service reformer, has a weakness for
saying good word for Gov. Cornell, spoils.
man and machine politician" He also has
weakness for praising Arthur's-Ffelinghuy
South American policy, and for condemning
the Garfeld-Blaiue policy. Altogether George
William, though claiming to be Estates.
man." really belongs to the category of in
consistent, slippery politicians.