Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-19
GLUBELETs,

GLOBELETs.
The Republicans of Michigan are talking Of
Zach. Chandler for Governor.
The reduction of the tax on tobacco will de-
crease the revenue S21. 900, O0O
Paul Cassagnal, according to the Paris Pau,
Will shortly marry neice of Cardinal Antone!u.
The ladies of the Rothchild family are in
clned to be very fat practical and CONSEQUENT
tial.
Englishmen consider Gilmore's band ex
cellent, but not better than that of the ROYAL
Artillery.
Chicago paper advises Stanley Matthews
not to visit that city. There are confidence
men there.
Prof. Hazen has been chosen an instructor in
q Virginia college. HAHN was always pop-
ular at college.
Marshal Bazaine who is living in poverty in
SPAIN has appealed for aid in vain to all hi.
old comrades, including President MacMahon.
London society men are said to fall off in
their dancing every season. It's good
thing to fall off in-alm ost as good as a hay
NOW.
The beautiful Pauline Markham's wardrobe.
excepting blond wig and the tights that she
was wearing, We're seized for debt in a st. Louis
theatre.
Birds are entitled to justice. When man il
lndulging in frolic. to say he is .'out on
lark is a libel on that bird. He is really ont
on a swallow.
An exchange speaks of a man who WAS
drowned While attempting to cross a creek in
state of intoxication. 1t is supposed the river
got too high.
An Indiana girl made 5000 raising broom corn
last year. The amount of misery raised cannot
be expressed by dollars after the same gets
handle to it.
Toledo, o., is excited over the rumors that
there is to be another great railroad strike soon,
which will be much more violent and wide
spread than that of last summer
The heat in the lower levels of the Nevada
silver mines is intense. At depth of !, 900
feet, where the temperature was l35 degrees
three men died recently from exhaustion.
Smallpox and diptheria have been verv
prevalent and fatal lately in London. Since
New Years there have been l,ls4 fatal cases
of smallpox within fifteen miles of Charing
Cross.
DR.. Kenealy, in recent speech in the House
of Commons. declared that the penny press
was the devils right hand Shaking hands
with the doctor is not as popular as it used to
be-.
Lucia Zarate fell from the second step of
stairway in st. Louis, and, as she is only
twenty-one inches high, it was a more serious
mishap to her than it would have been to most
women.
New York Star: There are $4,000 spinsters
in Massachusetts, who cannot think of the vir-
gins of Jabesh-Gilead, who were carried off by
the children of Benjamin, without feeling of
profound envy.
The students at Wesleyan University. Middle
town. Conn.,, have been commanded by the
faculty not to attend projected commence
ment ball, and unanimous bawl has arisen
from freshs and sophs alike.
According to a reporter of the Chicago Tribune
Lucia Iarata, the midget, drinks beer and
champagne and occasionally gets tight, while
Admiral Dot is dying of love, the object of his
affection being little Jennie Quigley.
William H. Vanderbilt, Just returned from
Europe, says the Paris exposition is far inferior
to the Centennial. both in the extent and beauty
of the general grounds and buildings and the
variety and impressiveness of the exhibits
The Boucicaults do not keep their cleverness
to themselves-they have an eiyht-year-old son
who has already produced play in which the
scene is laid at sea. His mother is first lady.
and little sweetheart of his also appears in
it.
Albert W. Edgerly, lawyer of Lynn, Mass,
forbade his wife to go to circus. She went
and on her return found the doors locked
against her. He refuses to live with her, al
though their previous eight months of married
life felicitous.
An eagle in the Alps mountains, a short time
ago. carried away eve lamb to its nest. The
lamb was not killed by the monarch of birds,
and lived in apparent harmony with the young
eagles for four days, when it was rescued by
the shepherd who owned it.
New Orleans Democrat: Jim Anderson is
more versative genius than George Washington
he can tell a lie when he wants to; but,
shades of the late Stanley Matthews and John
Sherman! how be can tell the truth when it
suits his purposes
Mr.. STILL an cid English gentleman, who has
a farm about mile and half from Port
Blakeley, Washington Territory, has in room
at his home collection of $50 stuffed birds,
embracing nearly all of the species known to
the Puget Sound country.
Barnum says that Tom Thumb is "a great,
big fellow now,' weighing eighty pounds, and
forty-one years old. He and his wife, with
Gen. Grant, Jr., and his wife, live in Middle
borough, Mass. Mrs. Grant is the dwarf
known as Minnie Warren, and Barnum is
authority for the statement that she will soon
be mother.
The project of Secretary McCreary to educate
number of the young men of the captive Neg
Perces at the Hampton normal school, Vir-
ginia, will very likely be abandoned as the
young Indians will not consent to be sent TO
that institution. They would become reconcil-
ed to civilization sooner if their annuities were
not stolen by the representations of civiliza-
ton.
The claim of Lying fine art has recently
been thoroughly recognized everywhere, but
when one sees the new tangled strawberry
boxes which are now devastating the markets
of this State the bottom tackled on about half
way up the sides and a dreamy feeling of
emptiness prevalent underneath. he declares
the battle over and allows Petty Larceny to
hoist rooster at the top Of its columns.
The Globe diffused through London that aw-
full intelligence that the Mayor of Wakefield,
having declared himself teetotaler, caused
ginger beer to be set before his guests at his In
auguration banquet. This ginger beer has
caused such an effervescence of feeling in the