Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-11
GLOBELETs.

Henry Ward Beecher lectures in Mankato.
July 10Th.
The riotous communists of Quebec demand
s'bread or blood"
Mrs. jerks says the Republican party is
dead. That settles it.
The aggregate appropriations made by the
last Congress is s157. 4l3, 1873. n.
The average New York starving communist
smokes six loaves of bread daily.
A medical journal says '.luns tics do not shed
tears" Bosh! How do You account for Shear
mans deluge?
The San Antonio Herald says the whole Tex
as frontier is being raided by Mexicans as it
never was before.
| suspension in the Schuylkill region OF
| Pennsylvania has thrown twenty-five thousand
men out of employment.
| Chicago critic, on being shown landscape
painting, said: Eyes, it smells like paint
ing TIE artist tainted.
| correspondent of the Christian Union,
Beecher's paper, says Joseph Cook is setting
| star. No other paper has the news.
The recovery of Gen. James Watson Webb,
the veteran journalist of New York, Is pro-
nounced by his physician impossible.
An exchange prints an article entitled
s'Where Gold is Almost Unknown The writer
was looking through his pockets.
A judge in Henderson, KY, sits on the bench
with his legs thrown over the desk in front of
him, and lighted cigar in his mouth.
close observer of human nature remarks
that ly ing, off the witness stand is about
the only business affording steady employment.
Nevada confirmed bachelor says that he
cannot have inherited his dislike for matri-
mony, for his father and mother wsre both
married.
Madam jerks and her husband are threat
ened by New Orleans people with indictments
for perjury. This may account for their decis-
ion not to return to Louisiana.
: An old Jew married d Christian widow in
Jefferson, Texas and when fifty boys began the
E charivari he peppered eight of them with bird
shot, a. jeu despit they didn't like.
The 1000 young women of Cleveland who
e are pledged no. 20 associate with young men of
S convivial habits getting terribly lonesome,
and it is feared will fall from grace.
+ Albani has been engaged by the direction Of
e the Imperial Opera of St. Petersburg for tn Q
next winter season. She has to sing only twice
. in each week and gets 10000 francs week.
A valuable diamond has been found at Myr-
tie creek, Oregon. 1t was washed from the
o gravel, and is said to be the finest ever found
e in Oregon. The story won't wash, however.
d Nice-Admiral Popoff of the Imperial Russian
1t navy, the inventor of the circular ironcad bear
:. ing his name, has been stricken by partial
:. paralysis. He is liable to pop off a t any mo-
- ment.
t. cabilNt officer has stated that there is no
doubt that the report of resuming specie pay
4 ment before Congress assemblies, is well
r founded. 1t is thought resumption will take
lie place Aug. l.
- 1t is said the visitors at Saratoga Springs arc
n not diminished in numbers by the immense
le stampede of American pleasure-seekers for the
Or Paris exposition. The number of tourists in
Us creases annually.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, of Mountain City
Texas, are probably the oldest married couple
in the country, the former being l03 and the
latter lO2 years DID, and they have lived togeth
ir er eighty-two years.
Cannubial bliss is carrying them off rapidly
if not alarmingly, in Rome. The American
chaplain in the grand old city reports that dur
ing the past year he has married Just twice a.
v many as he has buried.
Mme. Rudershoff, the popular singer ha
r settled down on large farm of her own al
Berlin, Mass. She manages her land entirely
N herself, and is solving the seemingly impos
sible problem of making money out of farm
ing.
big deposit of ice has been found in tn
le Olympic mountains, in Washington territory
and the Seattle Djsnufch eavc ir o., bo bro,,uL
of to Seattle at cost of SIS ton. Ice now cost
n $50 ton there. It's nice fortune for the dis
coverer.
Salt Lake Tribune: That's shabby lookin
rig John w. Young drives about town. If tn
. fellow is as hard up his outfit would seem t,
y indicate, he ought to go East again and feec,
the ungodly Gentiles out of q few hundre,
le thousand dollars more.
81 citizen of New Hartford Conn, found tw
e. big eggs in nest placed in some woods recent
st. ly. and put them under sitting hen. In fou
weeks he had young eagle, which he is keep
ag lug. He who asks if that hen is the mother 0
la the eagle takes his life in his hand.
en- Ex-Mayor Brown, of st. Louis, has publishe,
al a letter in the Memphis 1yaianche, chargin
be that Capt. Eads, of jetty fame, made an effol
p to bride him with $4,000 of jetty stock in orde
to get his support, official well persona
to aid his scheme. Brown didn't take stock
ur Commander Cameron, the African explore,
nd Is contemplating another eastern expedition
is. | He will set out from the northeast corner O
nj the Mediterranean, and cross northern Syria t
or, kurdistan, whence he will make his way throug
to Mesopotamia, Persia, and Beloochistan to Ku1
u rachel.
The Bear Paw mountains, where the ne'
gold mines have been discovered are 100 nile
en- long and forty miles vide, and extend fror
of the Missouri river to within seventy miles, {
m less, of the boundary line. 1t is suppose
Id there rich quartz veins as well as plac.
le | mines.
Oh The Rev. j. G. Jameson is an Atlanta r.
vivalist. His exhortations are exceedingly VII
ID lent in language and delivery, and scoffe
W said that he was crazy. He was arrested al
NC subjected to an examination by experts
d. unacy, who decided that he was eccentric, br
~ sane. He is triumphantly at work again.
he special dispatch from Cincinnati says til
ed scores of reaping machines owned by tarme
have been destroyed by tramps, OF communis
calling themselves workingmen. This is sir
ply malicious stupidity supplied. Labor-sa
me ing machinery may revolutionize the forms
tie industry but it never lessons the demand e
,d- labor.
Catholics in Lisbon, according to the Ka,
chester Examiner, are excited by the discover
that some of the priests of the city are FIR
~ ~. Masons, whom every Catholic layman is fo
hidden to join. The Papal Nuncio. in a lett