Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-19
GLOBELETS.

Work has been recommended on the famous
Emma mine, of Utah.
Senator Bayard is called the hardest of the
hard money Senators.
Inc balance in the city treasury of New
York Is s1,346, 946.13
An anonymous pamphlet attacking Judge
Dillon with new charges, has been mailed from
Boston.
Base ball on ice is favorite game down East.
The falls OF the players are amusine-to the
spectators.
The people of Ohio were taxed last wear for
school purposes. including the building of 400
new school houses, over S11 100000
Professor BeaI, of Michigan, in reference to
wheat, says the grain is best FOR seed which is
harvested when fully ripe.
1t is understood in New York that Senators Hill
and Lamar both prepared speeches against the
Bland bill during the holiday recess.
The annual poultry show at Chicago is to
have an annex" to-day and Monday, of an ez-
hibition of babies OF African descent.
1t is estimated that there is in Wisconsin
land fit for farming which has never yet been
plowed, to the amount of 20,00O, 600 acres.
The gold rings last dependence is upon the
fraudulent President and the votes of Southern
Senators influenced by the supposed interests Of
cotton brokers.
Miss Won Stanwitz. talented German ac-
tress, is playing in Chicago, English parts with
| the sweet German accent" as Gen. Scott
called it, very prominent.
! Representatives of the Chicago Milwaukee
d st. Paul and Chicago Northwestern rail-
ways met at Chicago Wednesday and adjusted
the affairs of the Minneapolis pool
The st. Louis Globe-Democra: Our pride is
IN printing the only religious daily newspaper
IN the world Its editor must have been con-
verified while in the Missouri penitcntiary.
Mr. D. ?. Morgan has figured up his recent
transactions IN connection with certain Wall
Street pools, in which he bought and sold 1922
600 shares, and finds that has profits amount TO
s37.4S.
Senator-elect Farley OF California, is said to
be indebted to lhe Central Pacific railway
company for his election 1t is also said tim:
that company controls both political parties in
California.
Gov. Vance, of North Carolina turned over
a new leaf with the beginning of the wear and
Democrats IN
place of all the Republicans holding Office BY
appointment of his predecessor.
The late Edgar Marchant, OF Dukes count,
Mass, was for half century a successful
Journalist. In that time he bought more than
a dozen failing newspaper establishments IL
Massachusetts and made them paving concerns
The stolen cargo of the schooner T. H. PRAY.
found abandoned and scuttled in the North
river, New York has been recovered and one of
the crew arrested. The captain of the Pray
and another man engaged in the robbery es-
capped
The Unieersalists of Chicago encouraged by
late utterances Of orthodox clergymen upon the
question of there being place Of eternal tor
ment, have undertaken to work up a revival
movement for the increase of their church
r membership.
t While the gold men assert that careful car
vass of the United States Senate leads 20 the
! belief that there Will be less than a two-thirds
vote for silver RECOMMENDATION. the s.,yer men
claim that a like canvass shows one more than
u two-thirds vote.
1t is explained that the Republicans Of tho
f Ohio Legislature voted blanks in the election
, of United States Senator because the de tucto
}. President has denuded the State of it's lead
ing Republicans that not one is left worthy tie
compliment of vote for Senator.
: The Milwaukee Chamber OF Commerce TODAY
> will unanim"usly adopt q memorial expressive
. of its interest in the completion of the North
ern Pacific railway, on account Of the growing
= need of greater commercial facilities and q
I competing route from the Atlantic TO tee Pa
cific.
= AT a farmers institute, under the auspice.
L Of the Michigan State Agricultural Society,
:, held at Marshall this week, it wac stated that
the testimony of many farmers is, that on
heavy Soils salt, barrel three bushels tn the
: : acre. hastens the ripaning of wheat and in
creases the yield
I z. Elmendorf Sloan, Of Sam Sloan, tho
s railroad king of Syracuse, \. y, has married
/ an unaccompllshed and not very prepossesslns
German girl, who was barmaid in her father
! saloon, and the old man has therefore removed
MN from the management of one of his rail
roads, and promised to let him support himself
l hereafter.
Republicans are grooming because Gov Dish
OPP OF Ohio Is turning out the Republicans who
have been in the employ of the State for many
i Their groans excusable, but for many wears
they have ostraclsed Democrats without regard
to any other consideration than partizanship,
and the dosing them with their own bitter pills
IS just and, perhaps, good medicine
Since 1868, according to statement Of the
Register OF the Treasury. there have been built
In the United States for American owners PSI
: iron vessels, of all sizes, having a total tom
mage of 1877 500; Of which 232 were of 1000 tons
or under. 9 from 1900 to 1900 tons, 8 from
, 5000 to 1000 ions, and over 5000 tons Most
of these vessels were built on the Delaware
river, at Philadelphia, Chester and Wilmington.
, The famine III Northern China cxteuds over
/ district which includes over 5000 villages
and the deaths daily from starvation are ove,
? ooo There are so many of the dead, and The
/ people are SO poor, that those who die are net
! buried. Frequent instances of canibalism art
reported, and most of the young girls have
been sold by their parents to be taken to neigh
boring districts slaves or concubines. or fo,
J prostitution.
. young of Ottawa, Canada, invited
her family and all her friends to attend hel
! wedding at a certain church, OF a fixed hour
) All the invited were in attendance and her ia
a ther, who dislilsed the William she wanted t,
marry, was prepared to forbid the banns with 8
+ shotgun. But at that same hour the girl anc
S her lover Vre quietly married at anothe
t church. Moral: Where there's WEI. there's :
way.
Last August, Clara Hill, of Fort Wayne, Ind
the daughter OF wealthy parents ran away viii