St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-27
THE NEW GLOBE MOVES.

This morning the G l o announces
the completion of another step in the
onward path that 1t marked out for
itself q little more than seven months
ago, and in which it has been at
tended by a success greater than 1t
had dared, in it's most sanguine mo-
ments, to anticipate. This number Is
issued from it's spacious and elegant
new quarters in Newspaper Row,
where it is now equipped with every
appliance that can aid in the produc-
tion of a high-grade modern news
paper. 1t has conformed it's columns
to the standard size, it is prepared
and printed by the most expensive
and perfect machinery that inventive
genius can furnish, and on the me-
chanical side nothing is wanting to
make it all that those whose interests
who rely upon it for complete and ac-
curate information can desire. 1t 1..s
already reached a stage in it's devel-
opment which Is years In advance of
what 1t contemplated when it started
upon it's new career.
1t seems proper that we should say
to those who have shown SO loyal an
appreciation Of the effort to make the
g o b e all that the people desire q
newspaper to be, that the outward In
dtcations of success which they may
observe in it's handsome and conlmo-
dious housing and in the unsurpassed
facilities which are at it's command
are more than matched by it's splendid
advance in popular favor. The circu-
lation Of the D ally G lob b in the
city of st. Paul has increased under
it's new management with even greater
rapidity than its first cordial recep-
1t circulates more papers every day IN
this city than it ever did at any pre-
paper. 1t circulates 130 per cent more
than it did at one time last year.
1t circulates almost double the num-
Der that it did On the 18TH day of
last May, when it passed into the
hands that now direct It's destiny. The
increase in it's total circulation, both
within the city and without, has, of
course, kept pace. It Is a most ex-
traordinary, surprising and gratifying
gain, to be accomplished in so short a
time. 1t is record that has seldom
been equaled outside of the great CEN
ters Of population. The D ally Glob e
makes no vain boast when it claims to
have today circulation as large as
that of any morning paper published
in this city.
We accept this splendid growth as
an indication that we have been as
successful as we have tried to be sim
cere in following unswervingly the
principles that were laid down for the
guidance OF the Globe in the first
number that we issued on the 18th of
last May. We aim to win the favor of
the people only as we are true to the
interests of the people. With doubt
less some mistakes and failures. we
have at least kept the Globe true to
the star toward which it's course was
then directed. with fidelity to the
truth, as God gives US to see tie
truth" we have given tc the people.
as far as diligence and honesty could
secure them, the news facts of each
day. We have endeavored to view
every public question in the light of
the peoples real interests, and to fight
their battle daily, knowing that it is
dence Of their approval is a reward
far above the mere success which it
measures. We know that the scores
Of new readers who are now and have
been for months added daily to the
constituency of the GIob appreciate
and approve it because it has en-
deavored to keep itself true to the
highest ideals Of Journalism, at the
same time that it meets the wishes of
the great public that does not fail to
discriminate. This day of enlarged
opportunity and of congratulation
is also one Of high determina-
ton and earnest promise to de-
serve the favor of the people that fol-
lows and will in the end crown the
work of those who would serve them
intelligently and without fear or favor.
~ UNDER THE LASH,
The house passed yesterday, under
he 11ch Il