Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-16
GLOBELETs.


1t Is 2l5 years since the first Bible was print
ed for the Indians. They haven't read it vet.
Lord Exeter is trying to naturalize American
piack oass In some OF the waters of his estate.
Longfellow has given very elegant bible
to the new Unitarian church at Brunswick
Maine.
Young Victor Emmanuel keeps SAVINGS
bank account That bank, we NAV be snre
will not fail.
OF the four Russian grand dukes Constan
tinovitch is the handsomest, and his name is
the homeliest.
Goldman restaurateaur advertises oysters
with each oyster.
Miss Forrest Fielding, of Cuthbert, Ga. has
been graduated at Andrew Female college in
her fourteenth year.
London has been gradually making all her
bridges free. Last month Waterloo bridge was
put on the free list.
MacMahon is charged with being addicted to
profanity. But as he swears in foreign Ian
guage 1T doesn't count.
Earl Beaconsfeld is among the subscribers to
proposed statute of Earl Russell, and vet he
once denounced Russell.
The cattle receipts of the Omaha Union
stock yards for the week ending September 30
amounted to 4, 1884 head
Strawberries, equal in size and flavor to those
gathered in June, are found in abundance in
many parts of New jersey.
The Anglo-French tunnel schemes laos from
lack of financial support They ought to set
newSra ner hOre Tn uorl- u,o,
The freight shipments over the Central Pa
clhc railroad are heavier than for years past.
The average is about 100 cars daily.
descendant of Mary Stuart is one of the
bellies of Bryans> Texas-Miss Agnes Mcqueen,
one of the famous Carolina family
Or the reservations west of Arkansas the In
dams who own farms hire white men to work
them while they go hunting for scalps.
John Savage, the poet, is reported to be
roaming around Pennsylvania mountains The
brooks make music to soothe his breast.
Mrs. DR.. Ira Perry, of Boston, has been 'smov-
| ing" for thirty years, and because she has be
come tired of it DR.. Perry wants divorce.
Ralph Waldo Emersons nephew, William
| Ralph, is going to lecture I'm a Hundred
| Years. What" There will be no Washburns
in Congress.
After repeated failures by one court after
| another to secure the condemnation of the So
cialist Hasselmann, in Germany. he has been
set at liberty.
''The day the badly learned to creep is a
touching little poem Just out. The year the
boy learned to swear has not yet been embalm-
ed in heroic verse.
Emperor William has been summoned to
appear before petty tribunal because his
| steward refused to pay some charges which he
| thought exorbitant.
Count Won Moltke the German adiutant-
general, will be IS years old on the 18th of No
| vember. He does not look much older than he
| did twenty years ago.
Inviting President Mac Mahon to retire on the
score that every one has had enough of him."
has cost the Pays $780, and the Imprisonment
of two Of those connected with it.
| Dublin confectioner has made for the we'd
| ding breakfast of Miss Roe and Lord Granville
| Gordon cake eight feet high, weighing 300
pounds, and most deliberately ornamental
Paul de Cassagnac. in a recent article in the
Pays, openly declared that he applauded and
| approved of the coup d'etat, which. 80 far
| from being crime, was ga blessed and saving
act"
There are 200, 900 Armenians in Constantine
pie. They have more than forty schools, of
which the "Nubarian," founded by Nubar
| Pasha, now once more premier of Egypt a very
able man, is chief
| Providence swindler cooIly sold a house to
which he had no claim, and received 80, 700
for the forged title. The owner first learned
of the sale when the supposed purchaser or
dered him to move out
The English war Office has had gratifying
news from Cyprus. Sickness is decreasing
there being only 400 soldiers in hospital as
compared with 408 the week before, and s'ague
is replacing remittent fever
At Bayonne, France, the other dav, gentle
man lost in a railroad carriage considerable
sum of money and some ewery and other
valuables. Three railroad porters were arrested
on suspicion, when the money was returned by
priest.
Of 8. 434 doctors whose deaths have been an
nounced in the London Lancet during the last
| ten years the ages of 1854 were given. Aver
age age at death. 56.9 years. The secret of their
| longevity was that they never took their own
| medicine.
| Fechter recently arrested at his farm in
Richland, Pa. and held to bail on charge of
shooting insectivorous contrary to the act of
Assembly Whether the Pennsy ivanian insec-
tivorous is fish, flesh or fowl, the warrant and
complaint did not say.
For two years Napoleon Ill persisted in
offering Egypt to England if the latter power
| would oh To
Morocco, bat Lord Pamerston declined 1t is
| a Jewish teacher long ago.
Three young girls were killed last week by
| men whom they had refused to marry 1t is
urgently necessary that every pretty girl should
| be protected by at least one policeman; and
| she should have revolver for use in case the
policeman loses his affections
| New York Star: Spiritualism still PLAYS a.
! prominent part in the Vanderbilt will case.
| Mrs. Clark testified that the Commodore used
| to get points on stocks from the late la
| mented james Fisk, Jr. A signal instance of
| the ruling passion strong in death.
silas Pomeroy, English justice of the
peace, was attacked by a bull at his country
place in Hampshire. He retreated into hedge.
and endeavored to defend himself with his
| stick, but was gored to death. 1t was Pome-
roy's birthday, and large party had been in
vited to dinner.
The aldermen of Providence voted against
permitting Nine. Rentz's female minstrels tn
perform in that city, basing their action on the
posters; but the manager solennlv declared
that the posters misrepresented the character
OF the show, whereupon the aldermen recon-
sidered their decision