Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-16
GLOBELETs.
It's let to THE GLoBE-the city

nave signed the total abstinence pledge within
the last three weeks.
Inc loss by the July riots in Pittsburgh and
'ici'iity Is now estimated at 53, goo, OOO About
lne time the estimates of losses were much
higher.
Inc Moody and Sankey services in Hartford
conn, which began the 9th inst. have aroused
the greatest religious interest sb,vr ~ ,b.t
city since 1857
The condemned Molly Maru;res !, ia;,.+
D.'oi''ou's' a. helster, Tulley and Ntzhugh,,
VINO murdered Caleb Rae spend half their time
oii 'hei' Knees potihs over their prayer books
The cotton exchanges resolve that s,lv.,
should not be remonetized But the co,t,,
exchanges are to the cotton growers as arc tho
| produce boards of the Northwest to opr ,,e,,
iaisers.
Inc professional jnror of Kingston. n. Y
| says to his fellows, Gentlemen, have agreed
30 ana SO; when you come to the same conc|u-
| sion wake me up; and then he lies down for
calm repose.
Within few weeks failures to tn. am,r,. of
over million dollars have occurred in the b,re
grass region of Kentucky. The hard times
have rubbed the fancy all off the SELLING ,,r;oos
OF blooded stock.
=, MI hayes advises the colored people of
rlorloa not to migrate to Hayti or Jamaica
Inc ADVICE Is good, and it is not to be imagined
but that 1t IS disinterested His fraudu,ency has
no more need of colored voters nor colored wit
nesses.
otanley Matthews telegraphed to Mr.. Pende
TOM tender you my sincere congratulations
on your success and my earnest good wishes
for the future" Thank You, Mr.. Matthews.
we re glad that you the one to tender COW
CALCULATIONS.
Polly Sherman, relict of Capt Asa Sherman
who died a few years ago aged 81 died last
week IN Marshfeld, Mass, at the ripe old age
OF luz years and l6 days, leaving large family
of grey -haired children, most of whom ara
grand parents.
Raymond celebrated his one thousandth pe,
sonation of Colonel Sellers by DISTRIBUTING
souvenir programmes to the New York aud;.
ence which witnessed it. and by having twelve
of his personal friends sit on the stage es iu-
rors in the trial scene
Dubuque, Iowa, is disturbed by the disap-
pearance of Mr. Faust. n sewing machine agent
he went away two weeks ago. having in his
possession for collection bills to the amount of
several hundred dollars and it is feared he has
been robbed and murdered.
! Detroit people want to borrow So O0OIGCa
from the United States Treasury for forty yci,rs.
giving security for the ultimate payment BIZ
mortgage ON hole they propose to bore under
the Detroit riyer-for railway and wagon COM
munlcatlon with the Canadian side
Thurlow Weed remarks: There are causes
enough already at To
of the business of the West, without combi
nation of bankers, urged on by the press. to
refuse Western loans unless payment in gold
is nominated in the bond" The old man is
sensible.
Ex-Congressman Alley, of Massachusetts, is
. to be added to the number of those professed
!, friends of the late Senator Summer, who dis
, credit his memory by expressing an opinion
that the antagonism between Sumner and
Grant was caused by their not understanding
each other.
Because he wanted to spite his heirs, and
didn't know how else to do it, John Ellis
! farmer, living Portland, Ind. shot his
, mules and hogs and burned his house with its
contents, including $500 in money. The heirs
are disquieted but not altogether unhappy, for
John is in jail.
q Secretary Schurz says he is too busy to think
3 of rcsigning. He will be too busy to think of
I anything else but iniquity if he really carries
out his promises of thoroughly reforming his
e department The Indian Bureau and Land
Office will furnish him continuous employ
g mcnt to the end of the fraudulent term.
The Murphy movement was a failure in Sout
Adams, Mass, while the meetings were held in
churches, but when an old Irvine mill was taken
!, Tor the gospel temperance tabernacle, great
numbers of hard drinkers came forward, among
whom were some men of property and infu.
ence, and one thousand persons signed the
9 pledge.
Mr.. Hayes and Mr.. Sherman are said to have
restored the defaulting paymaster Runkle, to
Office and back pay, for the sake of obliging
Runkles uncle, Dom Piatt. In excuse for the
act it is pleaded that there some informality
about the man S dismissal from the army An
honest President would have overlooked the in
} formality since it served the ends of Justice.
Even those Radicals who would be glad to
keep up Northern prejudiccs against the South
are forced to temporize their denunciations OF
the people of the Carolinas and Georgia who
resist the fee and reward hunting revenue Off
! Gals by acknowledging that the Democratic
State officials active in their efforts to Sc
[ cure obedience to the laws, both State and
national.
There ID obstinate family in Plymouth
,, n b. The father and quarrelled over Job
of repairs Of their house, at which they began
two years ago. and left their tools standing in
cracks until a few days ago, when the son fin
ished the work. They left window removed.
;; which the female members of the family
wouldnt themselves replace, but supplied its
place for the two years by stretching quilt
over the opening.
The very few Republicans who will consent
; to be known as administration men are said TO
be delighted with hope that Senator Ed
munds of Vermont will take the lead of their
small party in the senate. They don't see that
Edmunds has taken the position of trainer for
5 the republican party at large, and is trying to
coax Hayes to be dutiful to the senatorial ring
before applying the whip if he remains frac-
! tious.
The programme for the matinee and evening
performances to be given in New York for the
benefit of John Brcugham, actor and dramatic
author, is issued. 1t places every prominent
actor in the city for some favorite scene The
actors hoped to realize at least 600 for
Brougham from the two entertainments, but
: the times too hard to obtain the fancy
prices for the boxes which were expected to
swell the receipts.
: At the First Baptist Church of Fort Wayne.
Ind, Sunday evening, Mason Long, one of the
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