Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-24
GLoBELErs.
lives on $500 a year at Turin.

Kossuth lives on 5000 year at Turin.
An intelligent pauper has appeared in Bos-
ton, who can beg in ten different languages.
The population of London has doubled in the
last forty-seven years, but the number of
rests by the police is only increased seven per
cent.
The Albany penitentiary has been going for
thirty years, and yet no prisoner has ever e..
capped from it, The bill of fare is exception
| ally good.
Mrs. jerks says she don't why she
should be called story teller, while Beacons-
| field, Gortschakoff and Bismarck are styled
| diplomats.
! Coaloil lamps coming into general use in
Cincinnati. Twenty thousand have been sold
within the past three months, and 1000 gaa
meters taken out
| There are said to be seventy tenements of all
kinds already up and occupied at Oneida
Idaho, the present terminus town of the Utah
& Northern railroad.
The grasshoppers have appeared in Central
| America. Latest advices from Honduras state
that the sparsely populated localities are en-
tirely at their mercy.
| When the female jerks sat down at the piano
and struck up the song again I'll strike the
taneful Tyre jerks, masculine, hurriedly put
on his coat and started for the club
Miss Celestine Winans, daughter of the late
Thomas Winans is probably the richest heiress
in America, and possibly the handsomest. She
has, besides, very winnin' way about her.
The courts of the District of Columbia have
ruled that pianos are exempt from levy under
an execution for debt, and all the people there
are investing their spare cash in square grands
The law forbids the publican of England to
) give too much beer for a shilling We don't
need such law this side of the pond The
man who sells it is careful that we don't get
too much.
Miss Phebe W. Sudlow, superintendent of
schools at Davenport, Iowa. has been appointed
professor of English language and literature in
the Iowa State university, with the full salary
of $l,700.
Fifty thousand dollars to the lawyer and
50, 500 to the widow is the way they divide
( estates in New York CITY, according to the
, Graphic. What did they want to give the wild
ow much for?
At the recent Indian panic in Canyon City.
! Oregon, the Chinese were called on to help in
digging rifle pits, but they did not respond
n until three four of them had been knocked
e down by citizens.
, Less liquor was drank in ST. Louis during
0 the torrid term than at any other equal period
for several years past. This enforced absti-
" nence adds greatly to the unpopularity Of
torrid terms in st. Louis.
The Princess Louise of Lorne has become
like the Princess of Wales and Crown Prince of
= Germany, patroness of the paintings on
= china by lady amateurs, which are on sale and
- exhibition at the art pottery galleries.
" The Shah of Persia has pres ented an immens.
A. photograph of himself to the ex-queen Isabella
and also one to the Duchess de Magenta. He
intends introducing photography into his king
:. dom, as it is at present quite unknown there.
The late millionaire pill man, Aver, be-
70 queathed his estate to his children. Frederick
n Aver, brother, and Frederick and Henry
az sons, will run the medicine business. Ht
to didn't leave Aver red for charitable purposes
er An enterprsing Chicagoan discovered OF
at Monday last selling tickets for a wake, which
10 he said, wiping away tear, would take place
&c probably on Thursday night, but certainly be
" fore sunday-the poor fellow sinking fast
GO MOUNT washington is SuHerlng Wate
famine; rain has not fallen for three weeks
and water for the engines the railway has t
5. be brought from the base. The inhabitant
fortunately have enough Old Grow for drinking
D, purposes
= The British Museum has lately int
O. possession of two interesting Napoleon relics
10 =, One is chart of Cadiz bay, sent by Napoleo
- to Joseph Bonaparte in 1909, and the other is
beautifully written volume of French songs
Ia Ia set to music. in the handwriting of Hortens.
- Queen of Holland, mother of Louis Napoleon.
.or The coins of the United States are legs
IN tender to the following amounts Copper
Int one and two cent pieces, four cents thre
ed cents, silver, twelve and three-eighths grain
rts thirty-four cents; three cents nickel, fit
ill cents; FIVE cents. silver, 81; five cents, nickel
ut 81; dimes, quarters and halves, SIS; standar
~ silver dollars and gold coins in any amount
re- George NJ. Tibbits, an old and prominent CT
Ag' izen Of Troy. died yesterday morning age
ac eighty-two years. He left estate of 81, 00U
tn 600. His father, Senator Tibbits, supporte
ad Clinton's idea of the Erie canal and by b
M personal influence carried the measure throug
the legislature. The original draft of the bi
~ is in the possession of the Tibbits family.
yht tramp Dill mas been reported In the Ne
ur- Hampshire Legislature to punish tramps vii
Ieu fifteen months IN state prison for kndling fir
nts on land without the owners consent, two yea
the for carrying firearms, and five years for al
cen malicious injury to personal or real estate.
we, bounty of SO for each tramp convicted is al
cod provided. Tramp hunting will be prohtab
itv industry in the Granite State.
, so The carbon motor is about to be tested
d. San Francisco under the direction and at Il
at expense of the very best men. Experimer
let under the boilers of the Risdon iron-worl
and says correspondent of the Baltimore 81
and shows that the new motor is destined to sup
of cede steam. and to do it quickly. The saw
1902 of running expense is stated to be sixty
at cent, besides other advantages.
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vere MINNESOTA CROPS
Farmers IN Nicollet county complain
!. terly of their lodged grain, some allegi
they will get half crop, some more. Sol