St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-19
NOTE AND CoMMENT.

II GfeSlQenC JOln GO0GnOW. OF Tic
state league. does not look out the Re-
publicans will lose the Italian vote next
election. A GLOBE reporter who was
assigned the task of ascertaining the
feeling Of the Italians of the city cnn-
corning the killing Of their csuatryBen
at New Orleans. and their opinions
concerning the existence Of the Alaaa IN
America. last night found child of
sunny Italy-he wasn't very sunny
either-on Washington avenue south,
opposite the Milwaukee depot. lie was
meditatiYely turning his rotary peanut
rooster. When asked his opinion OH
the much-diseussed subject lie eX-
claimed:
''Ah, Misericordia. OATS whatta GLIB
Italia mob de great trub. Italia mon
he no fOrgetta: neva forgetta- HOrriS
sinai Assassination Maledettel Iris
sima! Santa Madenna!''
Then you think there was no justice
in killing them?" queried the reporter.
"Justicial Notta mucha." and the
knight of the peanut stand fairly Missed
MS Sicilian passion.
rs there Malta society IN AIlnneapo-
lisp asked the reporter
'Mafeeah-ah! De vendet9 No"
DO you think that there will be war
between Italy and the United States
over the natter
"Ah. do MIC. no; Italiano no fghta
not wild de gun, de bayOnetta, de Sabra =
only lie stilet."
"What do you think will be the result
OF the Indignation OF the Italians. then?'
"ItalianO viii vOta: we maka de great
CleVe' kInga. We maka him de Cart
bala. All. he greata man. Viva de
Cieve'. Harrison no standardization
tyTannO. Whatta You thuka.-ltaliana
viii vOta Republican, ticket? Da tella
Harrison maka de macarOnI de FlOrenZa
free. dat sWeeta OLIVIA del Campagna
free, da greta VIVA Yermuth free. An
now da killa Italiana in New Orleans.
NengianZa. Waita till next election"
His brother ministers are better Judges
of what DR.. Burrell should do than he
IS himself. They know that hell be
lonesome in New York, Newspapers
don't give ministers so much nOtOuetY
there.
The Times says thai Irishmen grew
to admire St Patrick so much chat they
took to naming their daughters after
him. For young paper the Times
seems little presumptuOus III thus re-
naming the sexes.
There is a disagreement between two
morning newspapers over the sex OF
that mummy. one of them probably
interviewed the janitOr on the subject,
ana the other the man who runs the eIe-
yat0r.
Now it is proposed to make work
house prisoners cut ice. The poor
''vags'' get cold deal all around.
Col. q. D. Rogers IN the Market Rec
Ord-MinHesOta leads tn states Of Amer
lea as wheat producer, and vet only
per cent or the land of the whole state
IS devoted to its cultivation. If prices
the crop would bring were sufficiently
profitable to the grower TO extend the
cultivation OF wheat there need be
no fear that the cultivation VIII
so decrease as to make this country
an importer of bTeadstutfs. as many
people have predicted. II per cent OF
the land area Of the sixteen leading
wheat states was cultivated to wheat
the acreage would equal the entire
Wnert acreage Of this country. So it
does not seem that people figuring on
the increase OF population exceeding
the Increase - of wheat area have
any real cause 10 tear that
there will be any want of
bread. when prices are high enough TO
encourage the extension Of wheat fields
by bread ralsers- If 30 per cent of the
dry lands in the sixteen states referred
10 were given to wheat cultiatiOn a
crop OF twelve bushels an acre would
exceed the entire wheat production OF
the world. This generation NAV at least
settle down to the conviction that there
IS wheat Land enough Il cultivated TO
feed oil when properly distributed.
The journal is becoming so csptivated
with It's own charming personality that
It can hardly print the most trivial item
without referring to its own greatness. !
People won't buy veal any more be-
cause the journal had an article OH
bad veal the other day: a rolling mill
is TO be established because the journal
has shown time and time again that
smelling works in Minneapolis are feaS-
IDLE, and so on ad nauseam.
This style of Selt-pOOpery is a good
deal more dlsagreeable than Offering a
few cheap pictures to boom circulation.
crime for which the journal took a
contemporary to task the other day.
The Republicans must want the new
city charter adopted. else they wouldn't
send E. NJ. johnson and John GormaH
to St. Paul TO oppose its passage.
that the people do not know what the
provisions Of the new charter are.
Neither do so very many know much
about the present charter; so it's about
horse and horse on that point.
Now there is a kick about the ven
tilati0n of the city hall elevator shaft.
There are other city departments be-
sides the elevator that would bear ven
tilatiOn.
E. NJ. Johnson. John Goodnow and
Frank representative citizens
who are opposed to the charter because
1t would be bad thing for the city.
As the Democrats will most certainly
be rebuked at the polls if this charter
prove q bad thing the solicitude OF
these gentlemen for Democratic wei
fare is truly touching.
Johnny Van Heest. height ) feet
inches. weight 30 pounds when in
condition. is in town. He would be
good man to put against Golighetv
Morrill, III JOINT debate on the patrol
limits question.
The WAYS of the evening newspapers
are past finding out. Both the Journal
and the Tribune depend upon the pub
lie. of all natiOnalties. for support: vet.
both went out of their way Yesterday to
sluT Minneapolis ITish-Americans. by
dllating upon how many ''drunks'' were
IN the municipal court yesterday as a
result OF ''ceieOratng'' St. Patrick'S
day. As matter OF fact. there was not I
an Irishman among the Whole fourteen. (
The spiritualists viii soon hold a con
ventiOn in MINNEAPOLIS. and spirits will /
be plentiful REGARDLESS OF the patrol !
limits.
Why don't the warning psychologists
Of the morning papers adOpt the min /
stTel mans method for determining the
sex Of that mummy? Ask the mummy [