Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-21

dual cities. The GLOBE is st. Paul insti-
tuition, and yet it has given the most CO.
pious reports of the state fair here, of
either of the other up-river dailies.
[Atwase., .Kard' yoti Co. Press.1
The st. Paul daily GLOBE has been en-
larged to almost double its former size.
This slows commendable enterprise en- |
the part of the publishers, and should be
encouraged.
LIE Sueur News
The st. Paul Daily GLorE has neen en-
iafgcd to a seven-column Gdarto, and is
now splendid paper. It contains all the
general news of the day, and is brim full
of interesting reading. With greatly inn
proved fa"ilities, mechanically and other
wise, it steps to the front rank of journal
ism in the northwest. Its special telegra ph
wire and special correspondents in the
larger cities, will secure for the enterpris.
ing paper all the late news and gossip
from the principal news centers.
tSt. Paul Disr Itch
The Daily GLOBE appears this morning
in new dress, doubled in size, and in ev-
cry respect greatly improved. It is now
a worthy competitor of its pretentious
morning rival, and if its improved condi-
| ton is maintained, as we are assured it
will be, the Ga.oBE of the future will be a
| credit to st. Paul. We heartily congratu-
late eur contemporary on the manifest ev-
licences of its prosperity. There is room
in st. Paul and in Minnesota for lust such
a paper as the GLOBE promises to be-
plenty of room.
Faribault Democrat
The st. Paul GLOBE on Monday last, ap-
peared in quarto form, twice its former
size and containing fully twice its former
amount of news and miscellaneous reading
matter. The GLOBE has secured all the
photographic facilities of its morning CO.
temporaries and enters the first ranks OF
Journalism, claiming to be newspaper
pure and simp&e.' The newspaper claim
is well taken; but as to its purity and
simplicity, the future will decide. Success
to the enterprise, and may it reach the
summit of its proprietor's ambition.
| 1St. Charlie, Times.1
The St.. Paul Daily GLOBE has been en-
larged to seven column quarto. In an
swer to the numerous conjectures as to its
future political policies it announces that
''The GLOBE is a NEWS paper pure and
simple. This is the Alpha and Omega of
the step forward" This candid statement
OF its political future will probably silence
all the chronic croakers, when they learn
that they can be furnished with all tire
daily news through the GLOBE at $40 a
yea:, or S. for six months, or $3.50 for
three months, or 80 cents for one month.
postage prepaid.
| Menomonee wis Timcs1
The st. Paul Daily GLOBE was on last
Friday enlarged to an eight page paper. It
is now the size of the Pioneer Press and
has much neater appearance. It has put
| on all the airs of a great metropolitan
newspaper. In addition to The enlarge
| ment-it has secured a special wire to Chi
cago, New York and Washington, which is
exclusively and entirely at the service of
the paper. In short, the GLOBE is now a
| first-class paper in all its appointments,
| and we congratulate it on this evidence Of
prosperity. May Hall and the GLOBE live
long and prosper.
Faribault Republican,.
| ENLAR9ED.-The st. Paul GLOBE of Mon
day last appears enlarged to twice its for
mer size, in quarto form, and announces
| other Improvements in the way of tele-
graphic facilities. The new issue doesn't
seem to have ''politic," so far as can be
discerned from its editorials, except to
elect Kindred. It claims to be ga newspa-
newspaper man, brim full of enterprise.
and the new departure of the GLOBE is
characteristic of his energy. The st.
Paul newspaper field is well represented
| in its dailies.
Northwestern Chronicle.
The GLOBE as an eight page paper is now
fait accomph. The change was effected
on Monday when it appeared with bright
and highly attractive look, new type and
nicely arranged dispatches having worked
the spell. As morning daily the GLoEE
is now on very substantial footing, and
| success must naturally continue to be its
lot. Whilst we congratulate the able and
energetic management of our contempo-
:ary, we cannot help referring to its local
reports which are often very loosely writ
Ten and sadly out of keeping with the neat
style displayed in the editorial columns.
This, of course, in good part.
Duluth Daily Bee.
On Friday last the st. Paul GLOBE ap-
peaRed as huge eight page paper, at the
same time announcing that on and after
to-day that would be its permanent form.
The GLoBE, through many trials and under
mountains of difficulties, has stuck sturdi-
" to its mission, ana, under the law of the
survival of the fittest perhaps, has worked
along to the destiny it has at length accom-
pEshed. There are few Democratic papers
in the country, and probably not one out
side of New York city, which command the
influence in that party welded by the
st. Paul GLOBE. On firm AID lasting
footing it justly takes rank among the
great metropolitan dailies of the north
west; and is splendid monument to the
ability, nerve, pluck enterprise and en-
dnrance of its distinguished proprietor, II.
z. Hall. Few men could have weathered
the storms he has been compelled to fight
and finally A2et there" The Bees sat