Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-23
GLOBELETS.


$1,000 by her walking.
The Widow Oliver has been bounced from
her clerkship. Simon said thumbs up
New York has handsome blonde who has
attempted suicide nine times in three years.
You can't get into Berlin now without
passport Everybody who ventures to arrive
is registered
Tue Cincinnati papers are greatly excited
over the birth of monkey in the geological
gardens in that city.
A fellow who advertised new roasting
furnace" in Chicago the other day was hung TO
the nearest lamppost.
Gladstone has deathly pallor, but still en-
! joys the best of health. His enemies say his
liver is the color of his face.
Mobile ex-confederates propose to put their
| sea king, Admiral Semmes, upon pedestal.
The monument will be in Bienvile square.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore receives about SlS,-
| 600 a year rs the proceeds of her lectures. At
| the same terms she Is willing to Liyeforever.
| more.
| Explorer Stanley is SAID to have accepted
proposition made by the king of Belgium TO
defray the expenses OF another trip across
| Africa.
| The nations glory is in its free schools
A good bareback rider gets $4,000 a year,
ana base ball player couple of thousand for
season.
| Chinaman has absconded from California
| with several thousand dollars belonging to his
fellow heather. Who says the Chinese cannot
DE civilized?
Senator Maxey shook hands with mile of
his constituents at Paris, Texas, last week, go
| ing through the procession conscientlously
from front To rear.
Judge Noah Davis and Cor gresham Frank
Hiscock are both talked of as the administra-
ton candidates for United States Senator in
New York, against MIR. Conkling.
There are $4,000 illegitimate children born
in France eaery year, and there about
| I,UUUUU0 of these untortunates in that country.
fherear very few wise children In L.. Belle
| France.
Earl Granville made one of the oldest Of
mistakes IN arecent speech in the Lords, where
naying occasion to speak of 1.-The late foreign
secretary" he spoke instead of 'the late Lord
Derby"
The Spanish ex-Queen 1sabella's jewel. are
being sold by auction greatly under their value.
1t appears that she jewellers of all nations rep
resented there have agreed to bid against
each other.
| Wheelbarrow Potter has not yet been SUM-
, struck or scalped. The lunatic has reached
Cheyenne and tells the Leader that somebody
mas offered him 81 600 for his cart when he gets
1t to San Francisco.
Thirty thousand persons assembled at Glen
S fer Brae, near Glasgow, last month, to cele-
Drate the l04th anniversary of poet named
Tannahill, of whom the rest of the world
5 is rather ignorant.
Prof. Tice. of st. Louis, whom most of the
people of tt at city believe to be responsib Bile for
The weather, crossed into Canada from Detroit
: yesterday disguised in long linen ulster and a
pair of green goggles.
1t is said that 5000, 600 persons in France are
afflicted with inability to distinguish colors
>Daltonism.) The number of affect
ed, as compared with the number of men, is in
the proportion of one to ten.
3 Swedes have purchased large tract of land
on the Blue Mountain, Pa, extending from
: Delaware Water Gap down to Wind Gap, on
which they propose to Craze goats and make
g cheese. They propose to goat alone.
The Germans in St. Petersburg have q
: | scheme to raise among German residents in
{ foreign lands money to make good the loss Of
l the steamer Great Elector, or to be applied to
any other purpose the emperor pleases.
i JEFF. Davis has been down at the NJ Mississippi
I seashore camp, but he let Bishop Keener OF
Q Q New Orleans. do the talking. There is quite 4
= revival on hand, and it is hoped that the old
O man will become of the regenerate.
Dublin society is sadly scandalized by the
: announcement that Richard Purdon, son OF
an alderman and ex-lord mayor, has taken tc
l. the stage and become low comedian at a loca
theatre. They forget that .'all the worlds
stage
Camp Ellis a summer resort at the mouth
~ Of the Saco river, in Maine, and a cottagel
9 there writes local paper ''We awake iu
the morning with sounds of laughter, and re
tire with the sweet music of Moody and Sanke,
10 hymns" 1t must be an Ellis-eum indeed.
young man and woman arrived in Council
:" Bluffs last Saturday, having walked the entir,
- distance from Pennsylvania to that city. Thu
\, journey was not completed, however, and the,
;. pushed on to Nebraska, where they will tax,
IL up homestead. That couple will succeed.
u President Jefferson's grave will soon b
is marked by monument, the Congressional ap
n preparation for the purpose haviHg been spen
. by Secretary Evarts in the purchase of nea
10 stone. Jefferson, it will be remembered mad
=, national reputation by playing rip Val
Wrkle.''
II A daughter of the late Samuel Hilderbrand
" the desparado of Southern Missouri, was re
NJ Gently married to MIR. L. Hastings. at De Las
r. sus. The Pennington Times says that Mis-
o. Hilderbrand is "a charming little lady of sew
a. enteen summers, possessing a fine figure an
l., pleasing address"
X Two boys in Newark. N. j., saw ma
e drowning in the Passaic river. They strippe
te off their clothes, went to his rescue aud save
ay bis life. On reaching shore ofIicious police
ty man arrested them for rude bathing. 1t
ot hoped that policeman may fall in the rive
t he some day, with no help near save those tw
IN boys.
We The Pope has ordered congregation of cal
" dinals to study the laws of the guarantees an
%, the speeches that have been made in the Italia
n parliament concerning them, with view
al define the position of the Pontiff, the sacre
ne college and the Pontifcal court, it being /
-, longer possible to proceed on the present pr
ed visional footing.
gentleman at Scarborough, after wavir
On his handkerchief for half an hour or more
he an unknown lady whom he discovered at a di
lg. tant point on the shore, YVES encouraged by
he warm response to his signal to approach b
Tn charner. Imagine his feelings when. on dra,
,,+ ing nearer, he saw that it was his own de-
-as wife, whom he had left at the hotel but shn
of time before. why, how remarkable that '