The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-03-09

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The Grecian war spirit still runs high
and Minister Botassi reports: ct receive
daily hundreds of enlistment offers
from patriots who remember the days
of Marathon"
st. Louis gold Democrats have decid-
ed not to nominate ticket for the city
election, but to support good candidates
for office on both tickets nominated by
the old parties.
The Rev. DR.. Henry A. Stimson of
New York city has been elected men,
Der of the board of visitors of Andover
Theological seminary, in place of the
Rev. DR.. G. Leon Walker who has re-
signed on account of i'll health
A French Academician leading band
of conscripts, draped in a tricolor scarf,
was the unusual spectacle seen recent
ly, whom M. Andre Theuriet, as mayor
of Bourg la Refine, marched with his
towns contingent to the sub prefecture
at Sceaux.
Two large colonies of citizens from
western and northwestern States are
about to settle in Sumter and Lee coun-
ties, Georgia, within twenty miles of
Americas. A colony of Armenians has
just purchased the property of the
Amoskeag Lumber company, in the
same State.
A marble bust of DR.. Arnold of heroic
size has just been unveiled at Rugby,
Archbishop Temple, himself a former
head master of the school, making the
address. The bust was originally in
tended for Westminster Abbey, but was
rejected as being too large for the
space assigned to it.
The City of Duluth, Mimi, already
finds itself old enough to warrant, as 1T
thinks, the organization of historical
and scientific association. It's especial
effort will be to rescue from oblivion"
the memory Of early pioneers of the
country and to obtain and to preserve
narrative of their exploits.
Yale men are pleased, remarks the
New York Tribune, to hear that Cap
tain Cook will have charge Of the Yale
crew, and so, we have no doubt, are
the adherents of Harvard and Cornell
All the prospective competitors under
the tripartite agreement are looking
forward to a race, not procession.
A Kentucky paper has discovered
that so far as the tax assessors books
show there are in it's county only
twelve diamonds very few pianos of
a very cheap character, and $1O0 worth
of paintings, and it cant understand
it, Why, it asks, do the local 400 wear
so much paste jewelry as they appar-
entity do?
Concerning eagle day" in to-mor
rows legislature, the Boston Herald re-
marks: 1.-THE attempt of the Connecti-
cut legislators to encourage the exter-
mination of the American eagle from
that State as a wicked and pestiferous
bird deserves to be met by some such
eloquence as was called out from Sen
ator Hoar when It was proposed to
shoot the eagle of the Asnebumskit up
in Worcester county some time ago.
The Asnebu1nskit bird still scars aloft
over the hill towns
Vice President Hobart's utterances
as to his plan of official action in the
senate meet with general commenda-
ton. Among the many other voices in