Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-04
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Appleton, Wis, is to have the largest paper
mill OF the Northwest.
destitute woman in Burlington. Iowa. died
the other day of starvation
Louis Severn; of Oswego, n. Y, poor boat
caulker, has fallen heir to s15 600, O00
AT montpelier, Wis, forty-five out of sixtv
scnooi children are sick with the measles.
During the last FIVE months Patti cleared br
singing IN the various cities of Italy, 49,. 600.
Until now there has been no Roman Catholic
hierarchy In Scotland since the days of James II.
An artesian well at Charleston, s. G.. has
reached depth of 1853 feet, but no signs oe
water.
Inc unclaimed relics of the Ashtabula bridge
disaster are to be sold at auction in Asbtabnla
on the 10th,
Springfield, ILL.,, has had two Strikes of
printers and one of foundrymen-an ending in
compromises.
Ihe pennsylvania comment On Scofeld's ap-
pointment as register of the treasury, is. ssHas
OHIO 81 n out?''
girl working in paper mill in Orange
county, New York, recently ripped s24 in gold
out of an old hustle.
Austria's peace establishment is put down at
267,o05 men and 1872 horses; in war, $50, OPS
men and las, 100 horses.
!: yearling bay FLY owned by Mr.. Shafter
OF Marin county, California, recently trotted a
mile IN three minutes.
The present wheat crop of Tennessee will
yleid one-thlrd more in average than that of
any previous year since the war;
The Ogden (Utah) Freeman, has arranped p
rattle in connection with a premium list for its
paper, young lady being the chief prize
During the last decade SlC6OOO GOO derived
from conhscated church property, sold at
auction, have been paid into the treasury OF
Italy.
Chas. E. Courtney is not only the best oars
man IN the country, but he is also the biggest.
he rowing at IT'S pounds. Morris is the next
in size.
tanning mill, to be operated by steam, cal
culated to clean five hundred bushels of grain
an hour, has been made at Racine Wis, for an
Iowa warehouse.
The Madison boat and yacht clubs Will have a
rowing and sailing regatta on Third Lake in
. June. during the meeting of the extra session
, of the Legislature.
/ An Alabama Judge ha IS decided that any one
who sets spring gun does at his own peril,
, and is to be held responsible for any damage
done, even to tresspassers.
As the Chinese have no alphabet, the tele
graph has proven worthless; but the telephone
has been adopted by the authorities, and 800
miles have been spoken over readily.
The London clubs, which expelled Col Vaien-
tine Baker, have renstated him in member
ship, unsolicited by him. He has fought the
Russians since he assaulted a young lady in a
: railway car.
Robert Planquette. the composer of Les
O. Cloches de Corneville" (''The Chimes of Nor
8 1nandy'D, before writing that charming
opeietta, was merely song writer for the Paris
cafe concerts
tight between Texas bull and a full grown
>. lioness was announced for Friday and Saturday
:. last at San Antonio, Texas. The fights were to
r. take place in a large cage in the center of Il
: large amphitheater.
o St. Louis man had little girl of 8. who
!, has an incurable mania for swallowing dimes
= nickes, and other small change She resumed
specie-payments last week her coin balance
q amounting to Sl.l5.
|. DR.. Charles F. stansbury, for many years the
q grand master of Masons in the District of Col
umbia, and an eminent commander of Wash
L ington commandery, Knights Templar, died in
Washington Saturday
: 1t is reported that Rev. Edward Won schlot
helm, late pastor of the Michigan Avenue Lu-
theran church, in Sheboygan, has committed
suicide in Germany. His wife died on the
passage to the fatherland.
Il Archbishop McGettigan, of Armagh in his
o Lenten pastoral, spoke in terms of strong rep
rotation of drunken wakes. Come persons, he
s. said. went to wakes and funerals for no Other
y purpose than to drink whisky
l. Senator Howe processes himself entirely sat-
10 lsfed with the effect OF his anti-adminstration
performance, and says he is receiving letters by
;, the bushel from individuals in Wisconsin ard
l. other States approving his course.
According to the census Of 1870, 5922471
persons in the United States arc engaged in ag-
i rcuture, 1854, 1853 in professional and personal
services, z, 7G7, 421 in manufactures and mining
and l, 19l, 238 in trade and transportation.
n Controller. at the Bay District course at San
J. francisco, last week, made ten G0) miles in
27:2719, beating Jack Stewart and the best time
'eh Lille running on record. winch was Jack
" Stewards time at Boston in 1868, 28o215.
At recent meeting OF the West Winthrop
:. (haine) Farmers club, L. II. Berry made this
:. :. statement: Il have a Jersey COW, four years
- old, that produced at tie factory one hundred
=. and nineteen pounds of cheese in forty-one
> days.
n An English writer states that he was much
g impressed with the gentleness of American
k manners. He ought to send his boy to ono of
l. our colleges. or try getting out of a crowded
depot with two gripsacks, when our hackn.en
7; are feeling well.
Mr. Boone, the man who bid for over 400
postal routes, aggregating over 100000, has
admitted that his only capital was his ability,
and that his proceedings were somewhat irreg-
4 ular, but he argues that such sis the usual
), practice among contractors
S Ten dimes make one dollar said the
schoolmaster. Now go on, sir. Ten dollars
make one-what?" They make one mighty
glad these times" replied the boy, and the
. teacher, who hadn't got his last months salary
yet concluded that the boy was about right.
q late issue of the London Times contains an
! the aggregate sums expended by England for
food from abroad, from which it is learned that
the amount paid in the year 1877 to foreign ma
. tons for corn. cattle and meat was s484, 1885,
6o5, to contrast with S445, 446, $50 in 1876.
Pittsburgh must be queer place to live in.
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