Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-23
GLOBELETS.

Hayes. has got enough elephants on hand to-
start the biggest geological show ever heard of II,
any country.
Iowa is one or the great est States IN the
country for lead, and more ten cent pieees are
taken up in church collections there than any
place in the Union.
General Buckland of Fremont. Ohio. has
been appointed one of the government direct
ors of the Union Pacific railroad He IL
"crony' of Rutherford's.
Rev. DR.. Newman. Grants former pastor ei
Washington. also his inspector of consulates. IL
to at once take charge of the Contra, Methodist
church. New York city
1t Is understood that Judge BARLEY, of Wash
lngton, Is the author of the bill recently intro
duced IN the House by Representative Scuthard.
providing for three Presidents
'Philochristrs. book lust ont in Erel,nfs
purports to be an account of the life Of the
Saviour, by one of His disciples. who Travelled
with Him during the period of His ministry
It is asserted that reckless extravaganza has
characterized the sending of the exhibits Of
this country to the Paris exhibition. and thst,
the appropriation of s15OCoo is already nearly
exhausted.
| The handful of greenbackcrs III the VTiscsn-
sin Legislature. at caucus Tuesday the loth.
| appointed committees for each congressional
district, to act in conjunction with the State
central committee.
| Reacc nsheld is reported as saving: Il have
the Queen on my side l have parliament with
me; have the people of England behind me.
Ii were ten years younger l would remake tbs
map of Europe
| Grant did the Holy Land in style. and. &c
cording to the N. Y. HcJuld correspondent
made g triumphal entry of jerusalem. He
was mounted on the pasha's own white A,al,
stud in housings of gold.
| The managers of the St. Louis exposition.
have determined to inaugurate the exposition
this year with a pageant to correspond with that
of the Mardi Gras festival of New Orleans, and
committees have already been appointed to
perfect arrangements.
! The flock of the Rev. Geo. B. Vosbu,sh. pas
| tor of the Madison Avenue Baptist church ut
Bergen Heights, who was recently charged bv
his brother-in-law with attempting to poison
his wife, have raised $4,000 by subscription to-
defray the expenses of his trial.
| The Connecticut House of Representatives
has passed q bill by vote of "a to G.. author
izins women who pay a tax on 5000 worth Of
personal property to vote i'll town borough.
city and school purposes. Over 100 members
declined to vote on the proposition.
| Think of honest old Dick Thompson. boss
sailor U. S. N, nepot. One son of his gets
an 81 800 clerkship, while another has been mp
pointed secretary of Captain Watson, of the
| Wyoming, in order that he may attend the
Paris exposition at the expense of Uncle Sam.
Remarks the Chicago Times, that Of all the
toast talk delivered at the festive board on st.
Patrick's night, none was SO eloquent and yet
SO simple that made by Deacon Richa1d
| Smith in Cincinnati. who born within u
stones throw of the very bog that gave birtl,
| to 10 Medill.
More men have been lest from tyrhu, and
other camp diseases by the Russians in Ar
nenia since the close of the war, than we've
slain or disabled in all their battles with
Muktar's soldiers, and the fevers are stili
raging, three generals being reported anon .:
the latest victims.
During thunder storm few days since, the
splendid marble monument in the Methodist
cemetery, Lynchburg, Va. erected to the
memory of the confederate dead, was struck by
lightning, the eagle surrounding it shattered
into fragments. and the entire shaft go badly
damaged as to render 1T liable to fall at any
moment
proposition has been made by Mrs. Gaines
to compromise with the city of New Orleans
for 81, 500, 900, payable in ten years in annual
dition of that city she is receiving no income
from the enormous property her legal rights to
which have been established.
The Benton Line" of Upper Missouri
steamers, have perfected arrangements with
both the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul. and
Chicago & Northwestern railways. and Eastern
shippers can choose between the two
routes in forwarding Charles r. Capron,
formerly of St. Paul is the Chicago agent OF
the Chicago, milwaukee, & st. Paul company.
Candidates for the Senatorship in New
Hampshire are springing up. like young onions.
Congressman Blair is stated to be at the head OF
the list Just at this time with the present Sena-
tor Wadleigh putting along behind, and Mr.. @.
G. Moore, the most outspoken Hayes man in
the State, who has just been elected to the
Legislature, hoping that lightning mey strik,
somewhere in his vicinity.
r. H. Kerr one of the leading Democrats of
Allegheny county, Pa, died the morning of the
GOTH He was in his I'D year. He was born IL
Ireland was clerk of the police court years
ago. and was appointed by President Buchanan
consul to Dublin, but not confirmed by the
Senate. President johnson appointed him cen
:. ! al TO- 10, no Ht He
I member of the national convention in New
York in 1868.
The United States consul at Zanzibar writes
| to the department Of state that the interna
tional expedition to Africa, inaugurated by the
king of Belgium, has been far very unfor-
| tunate, as two of its most worthy members
| have died at Zanzibar-L. Crespel, the com
mander of the expedition, and Arnold Macs
i, the naturalist. The former died on the 18th
of January of sunstrckc, the latter 2 few days
later Of Zanzibar fever.
BIasius Pistorius, n Catholic priest, is on tria
i at Philadelphia for the fatal shooting of Isaa,
, c. Jaquette, in Montgomery, Pa. in July
1875. The prisoner has been once convicted OF
murder in the first degree for the offence :
new trial was granted, and the place of tria
changed, on the ground that fair hearing
| could not be had in Montgomery county, on &C
count of religious prejudices. the defendan
1 being Catholic priest.
) Anson. Burlingame, native of New jersey
a committed suicide Tuesday morning, the 10Th
3 at Cleveland, Henry county, H., by shootin.
e himself through the heart. He bought fin.
: farm few weeks ago, and last fall he married