Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-15
GLOBELETS.

| age, native of Ireland, married, and a Cath
Ole.
The church fair languishes for want of some
fruit which shall tide over the interregnum
between the decayed strawberry and the sickIy
| oyster.
| Following the example of London Dublin il
| soon to have house for friendless dogs.
| Friendless human beings have to shift for
themselves.
/, The Harpers announce that they have in
press "A Beautiful Woman. It's all right to
| have her in that condition, but what's the use
| telling of it,
A great many correspondents are telling Us
what 1t will CO.. to go to the Paris exposition
this summer, but they don't tell MS where to
get the money.
miner fell into Nevada shaft and would
have gone down four hundred feet had he not
in the darkness CHANGED to grab chain after
falling few yards.
The book of common prayer has been trans
lated into the language of the Dacotas. 1t is
the hrst instance of the publication of the en-
tire book OF prayer in the Indian tongue,
John Bone, Of Texas, has been both shot and
hanged by mobs, but, surviving both attempts
%
fresh crime. He is evidently bone of con-
tention.
Washington Territory wants to become q
State in this glorious union and to that end
/ is hurrying up her population Four pairs Of
twins We're born in one town in single week
, recently.
} Skilled artisans are employed by England to
Q judge of the merits of the various mechanical
/ contrivances in the English department of the
exposition The Americans employ skilled
. politicians.
. The contractors for convict labor in the Yer
4 mont State prison give each prisoner plug of
tobacco every week, and about 2, TOO more hats
are made year than would otherwise be
turned out.
Congressman Leonard who not long ago
died of love or yellow fever while seeking his
lnamorata in Cuba. is mentioned down South
as the person to whom The jerks dictated
the Sherman letter
Lewis Swift, the Rochester astronomer no
has just discovered new comet keeps small
hardware store and very effective OBJ
servatory. That's how he managed to comet
ia over the professionals.
Senator Logans Fourth of July fireworks.
ed and the issues of 1861 are not dead and that
IL the ground-hog will again appear whenever his
shadow cannot be seem
japanese civilization is becoming Yankeeized.
Under the new press laws imprisonment of
journalists is abolished, and the quill-drvng
Jap can be as sassy he likes--if he has
D. enough money to pay for it.
Tweed's former sumptuous apartments iii
X the Americas club house, near Morton House.
ts: Greenwich, remains the same. His mansion is
unoccuped. 1t contains me really valuable
nd paintaings The grounds Will probably be sold
at in lots
~ ~ Several of the French papers are loudly cry
d. ing out against the exaggerated Sabbataranism
be of many of the English and American exhibit
OF ors, who not only do rot come to the exhbi
n ton on Sunday, but order their cases to bg
~, W covered
G. Manistee, Michigan, has schoolma'am who
ny can burst squirrels head with bullet; no
l ~. matter if he is perched high Gilderoy $
he kite and she is handsome. refined and good
,er teacher to boot The boys all mean to fulfill
yes when they promise her
az az Private Michael Tobin Of West Point is UNI
ice der sentence of death for staying the seducer
ect a similar crime, made major general, anc
l,, afterward honored by the appointment I"
IN United States minister to Spain.
1T A report is going the rounds Of the press I,
ho- the effect that two of Twced's daughters arr
), 10 living in Strengthened circumstances in New
. Orleans. The fact is that they the wives o
John and A. A. Maginnis, wealthy proprietor
Ell of an immense cotton-seed oil factory.
Alexandra Dumas figures out that he ough
to have received s1s0,0O0 royalty for the .
W. his play Camille in the United States Th
It'll keepers of dens of prostitution ought to pay it
pm then, for play the boards has done s.
nay much to make their occupation attractive.
tbe Conkling's first choice is Conkling. His sec
as a ond choice is Conklng But his third choice
one provided neither of the others is possible,
nat Grant; for possibly he might crawl up owe
~ Grants shoulders, rat crawls whisk
cask to the cheese-shelf, -wickedly remarks tn
and New York E,hpfess
Christine Nilsson, whose white throat ha
y rounded into fullness and whose pretty ltt
head is still crowned with the masses of asher
blonde hair has been interviewed in Vienn
ing by Chicago lady, and declares that she mus
q tn visit the West again if she get anybody
cor- pay the high price she places on her trills
Y to risky experiment was tried IN Far
eral theatre. In the ballet the leading danseu
the came forward waving olive branch. The
let all the flags of the world were waved by ii
og- corps, except that of Germany. Then the pr
al miere danseuse displayed the German flag. TT
tne reception given by the spectators very co
Ivy dial.
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ned montana mas population or ao,ueo, an
Co.
lose the year. This prosperous showing is due
the fact that when on the verge
bankruptcy his accommodating neighbors tai
him out and hang him to tree Thus bus
ness integrity is encouraged and thrift is stir
ST. ulated.
larry The Empress Eugene, on her recent visit
Hall Oxford, visited the rooms of many of the IL
egu- dergraduates. The scion of noble hous
may whose den was thus invaded, had the wa
edl- hung round with Republican pictures, viii
give drew forth jocular inquiry from her males
~, u'a if such were his tendencies. Yes, MADAM
with was VIC s''i PIC anu o'''' Ply
be Some exposition personals in he Paris !
pers: M. O'Neil, colonel in the British arm
and descendant of the kings of Ireland has /,
arrived in Paris Yesterday the British C
OKeefe, the last scion of the Irish kings
lsla- rived in Paris. Among the boarders at
Dr. Grand hotel at this moment is Col. MacDi
2 he mid, the last descendant of Erin's monarch.