St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-01
GLOBE TOWER SHOTS.

The managing editor jumped on sub.
For an error that showed in the type;
And the person complained of denounced as
dub
reporter. ard threatened to wipe
The ground with his body; yet straightwy
did go
The reporter to him who reads proof,
And cursed in a voice that with passion
40 was low,
Yet rising at times to the roof.
And the proof reader ran to a printer at
T no once,
Who was calmly surveying the brawl,
And called him a ham, and blacksmith and
j Ounce.
But the printer man smoked through it all.
He cared not. he rocked not, he shed not
T, tear,
/ For his dupes were cashed in, and he'd
! nothing TO fear.
H sTonsorially speaking, there are some
'bang" up players among the curriers'
+ lis
4 Gil IL so soon am done for
+ al What was | begun for?
L Isl Gil Pierce.
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/ One of the handsomest newspaper souve-
copy of ''The World, Its History and It's New
Home. the Pulitzer Building" 1t comprises
handsomely printed and artistically illus
trated volume of some hundred pages, open
ing with the Foundation Principles of the
New York World and closing with an appro-
pirate poem, 1.-THE Press Eyangel," write n
by the late John Boyle O'Reilly. The letter
press throughout is devoted to graphic de-
scriptions of the Pulitzer building, with its
dome above the Clouds history of the pa
per's struggles and triumphs, and of the
many reforms which it has effected by indie
pendence of editorial utterance and fearless
ness i'll pursuing a course mapped out with
journalistic sagacity and fearlessly followed.
Evidently the World is a prosperous journal,
and as such the GLOBE. equally prosperous
appreciates Its pride. The people of New
York can be compared to Adam and Eve
upon their invo luntary exit from Paradise:
''rhe World is all before them where to
choose and, en- PEASANT, large number OF
them choose the World.
1t has been said whether true or otherwise,
that the jealousy between journalists is OF
the bitterest description. Per contra, their
friendships are firm and lasting. But from
surface indications the stories circulated by
the Associated and United presses through
out the country concerning one Robert b.
Cramer, young Washington newspaper man
of good ability and previous fair record, are
uncalled for. At least as much space might
be devoted to his side of the story as to the
evident attempt at persecution
Is Don Cameron a bigger man than the
Pennsylvania legislature? Or, in other words,
why should the Pennsylvania legislature
jump so viciously upon a creature of its own
making? Senator Cameron S voice and vote
are against the elections pill. In this course
ne follows the wishes of large majority of
the people of the country. One word in the
ear of the Pennsylvania legislature: Don
Cameron is United States, not state sena-
tor.
Whom the people would destroy they first
set up as Republican candidates in Farmers
Alliance districts.
1t is reported that parties at South Haven,
Mich are to build yacht this winter for the
purpose of making a four-years' cruise of
the principal ports and countries of the
world. This might prove an economical way
of living. but judged by its surroundings, it
it would appear that parties condemned to
exile in South Haven, Mich, are anxious to
get away on any kind of a locomotive,