Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-22
GLOBELETS.

behind.
'Lo! the poor Indian" is making quite
rumpus IN the country, just now.
The most effectual way to secure happiness
to ourselves is to confer it upon others,
Everybody seems to think himself moral
half-bushel to measure the frailties of others
The 103d anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hill was celebrated at Boston on the 18th inst.
conspiracy to dethrone the Khedive of
Egypt, is said to have been discovered at Alex
andria-
A bill for the suspension Of bull fights has
been rejected in the Spanish Cortes, without q
division.
Two-thirds of the operatives in Blackburn
and Manchester, (England}, have resolved to
resume work.
Who drives fat oxen must himself be fat
an adage observed by certain officials feeding
at the pnblc crib.
There have been twenty-eight attempts on
the lives of royal personages and rulers during
the last thirty years
1t is stated that $50, 900 copies of the music
and verses of the song Put Me in My Little
Bed, - have been sold.
The combined wealth of two California Wild
ows, Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. McDononeb
amounts to 5000, 900.
June returns to the department of agricul-
ture indicate an increase of fully per cent in
| the area planted in cotton.
Bryant was the richest poet in the United
States, if not in the world. His estate is val.
| ued at half million dollars.
| The divorce market must still be active in
| Indiana A paper in that State heads its LIST
! of marriages limited partnerships
| Tho Shah Of Persia lately entered the Rus
sian capital in state, and was received by the
| Gear with distinguished considerations
| William Campbell, the Scottish giant, is
dead. He weighed 1853 pounds. It required a
| derrick to lower the coffin containing his BODY
| into the grave
| Bryant's literary life extended over a period
of seventy-four years. In 1904 at the age of
ten he printed his first poem in a Massachu-
sets country PAPER.
| The hotels are o.ened at all the places of
summer resort, but the continuance of cool
weather has kept visitors away. Prices are
generally lower than last year.
Gov. Hartranft has discharged all general
! duu eG1A Olll'C1s vi Luc ARMY OF IennSFlVaQla,
and the peaceful State of William Penn is now
down to colonies and hard pan.
One thousand operatives in Willimantic,
Connecticut, were paid Of in gold last Satur-
day night. Hundreds had never seen gold coin
| before, and many unable to count it.
James E. Anderson, who has become so
notorious by his evidence before the Potter
committee, has lost his place on the editorial
staff of the Philadelphia North AMERICAN
The Annual State insurance report of Illinois
shows a great falling off in the business of life
insurance. The report shows that the business
in the last nine years has fallen off more than
one-half.
Lord Russell left the following directions:
II wish my funeral to be simple and mex
pensive as possible, without any hired mourn
l wish my body to be inferred in the FAM Y
vault at Chenies.''
Gen. Howard finds Jordan hard road to
travel. He is now, with his command, on his
| way to Jordan valley to fight the Indians He
| finds more rough and hard work than glory in
his arduous Indian campaigning
Out of 4 ,422 rooms in the Vatican palace tho
Pope has allotted small one to the famous
Padre Curci, who was CURLY refused hospitality
| by the Monks of Grottoferrota. near Frascati,
on account of his recent book on the policy of
the church.
sharp little girl in Chicago got out of
patience with her bashful lovers backwardness.
and so brought matters to a favorable climax
by saying to him: II really believe You arc
afraid to ask me to marry you, for you know
would say yes
| The Gear of Russia, having completed his Goth
year. is bound to go mad, in compliance with
the royal tradition in reference to his predeces-
| sors. and yet, truth to say. he is the only Rus
sian sovereign, during over two centuries and
half, who attained the age said to be so fatal to
| his race.
| The tramp problem is not yet solved. Tho
| vagabond tramps are becoming more and moro
audacious. They even captured train tho
! other day on the Chicago & Alton railroad.
The army of tramps is increasing, and they
have evidently commenced their annual march
| of marauding and spoilation
The difficulties between Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
in Buckville, Va, began with his remark at
breakfast. Wife, here's fly in the gravy"
She retorted, You're all the while finding
! fault" furious quarrel ensued, Mrs. Miller
seized an axe and killed her husband where he
sat- in her rage cutting his head completely
from his body.
| Mrs. Nancy E. Glen, notorious through a
| murder trial and acouittal at indianapolis. is
again under arrest for obtaining money under
| false pretences. After her escape from the
| gallows she inaugurated successful scheme
of swindling. She pretended to be engaged in
some secret but exceedingly profitable bust
ness and obtained from six of her dupes
| $4,000
Some of the prominent women of Chicago
are agitating scheme for founding home for
! inebriate women. There are many women in
| the better walks of life who have imbibed the
love of strong drink, and it is charged that the
drunkenness among them, tn considerable
extent, is due to the practice of physicians in
recommending the use of liquors as stimu-
| lants.
Mrs. Jane Grey Swisshelm regards the labor
| movement as the ''boiled-tlown, double-ds-
| titled highly-concentrated extract of all near
! ness She maintains that no negro on any
! Southern plantation ever was more thoroughly
! enslaved than the who is coerced by
trades union to give up his employment, and
see his family suffer, at the bidding of soci-
ETY. secretary on a fat salary.
In choosing wife, mans first care should
be to find woman physically able to support
the cares and duties which attend that position
Solomon described his favorite wife as one
who spun wool and fax and took care of the
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