Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-28
GLOBELETS.

new YORK has only New street and hum
dreds of old ones
The introduction of the whipping-post ,s
mooted in Alabama;
Where is kimball, the great debt litter,
Has he also failed7
Miss Braddon acknowledges the authorship
| of thirty-three novels
1t shows poor taste in fellow when he can't
| tell brandy from whisky
Mrs. Alice Oates arrived in the steamship
Vile de Paris at New York, Thursday.
In California you can't even get horse To
go anywhere without giving him two bits
Joe Emmett's new play is entitled "Bon=
nets 1t ought to take with the deadheads.
| Florida farmer tainted in his barn-vard
and the hogs ate off the calves of his legs,
| Sharon is one of the best oarsmen in Cali.
fornia, but he doesn't want to tackle Hanlan,
| Grave digging is the principal business in
| the South Yellow Jack appears to be the lack
of spades,
At Bath. Me-, recently young couple were
introduced engaged. married and divorced-al
within week
General Sherman has been at Manitou
| springs, SoiordlO, ana leu tnere the other day
for the Rio Grande.
| Eli Perkins says that Saratoga water is good
for the brains; from which it seems that it acts
as laxative upon Ell,
Anna Dickinson has written a new play for
Katherine Rogers. She has refused all offers
for her Crown of Thorns
An Ottawa CAM alderman was attacked bY
bear. The alderman recovered from the
| fight. the bear it was that died
Opera-bouffe Aimee lives quietly in Park
de Mouceau, her Paris residence and avows
that her foreign travels are ended forever
President Chadbourne, of Williams, has
written solution of the labor question for the
September number of the International
Mr.. Griswold Rogers, of Mantle, Mass, who
married his wife after counting her for ifty-ive
years, has just got pension for fighting sixty
six years ago.
Dr. Brown-Seguard has received the appoint
ment of Titulary professor of medicine in the
college of France, as successor to the famous
Claude Bernard.
/ A Tennessee negress avenged herself upon her
employer, Mr.. Alexander Youree, for a .coldine
he had given her, by''pourng bucket of hot
water into his left ear.
European gossip has it that the Princess
Thyra Is desperately in love with the ex-prince
imperial, and that though her father is opposed
to the match he will have to Weld
/ Capt. John De Courcey EASTWOOD of the Eng
lish navy, has just died at the age of 76. He
took part in the expedition to New Orleans
during the Anne. lean war Of 1915,
Mrs. Hicks-Lord occasionally rides in Cen
| trial park, but her husband, the aged Mr.
Thomas Lord, is bsd-ridden, and it takes
three servants to put him in carriage.
Among the surgeons decorated by the Sultan
for their devotion in attending to the wounded
during the late war; Dr. Kirkpatrick of
Canada, and DR.. King, of San Francisco
Within a fortnight after the occupation of
Cyprus six companies, with an aggregate capital
of $40, TIE, 900, had been registered in England
to carry operations in connection with that
island.
Mr.. Gordon-Cumming, a nephew of the cell
ebrated tiger slayer, owns dairy farm near
the Relay house, Maryland. He has lately been
visited by his brother Sir William Gordon
Cumming.
Mr.. Kurd Won Schlozer, German minister to
the United States, has announced to the State
} department his return from Germany. He
will take immediate charge of the affairs of
his legation.
There's an Anglomania abroad in France.
Partisan exquisite when asked to insert SEN
timent in lady's album the other day, wrote
Il don care how big fool | look so long "a
am in the English style
An orator, who was much in demand in po-
, litical campaigns, being asked by an admirer
the secret of his success, replied when I
have facts, I give 'em facts; but when l
| haven't yell and saw the air.
Matt Carpenter got 81 900 from the Detroit
2 liquor dealers to study up the constitutional
; ity of the Michigan liquor law. He sent his
opinion last week. 1t is very brief and to this
effect: you can't break the law"
Mr.. A. Hudson, of Laporte, Ind, was delud-
, edinto marrying woman, believing that she
was rich. He found out his mistake and
threatened to kick her out, and she took poison
1 a week from her wedding day.
, The friends of female suffrage at Paris have
' been treating Mrs. Myra Bradwell, the Illinois
lawyer, coldly. Her offense was having the
State law amended SO that husband could OBJ
tain third of his wife's estate.
5 Harvest only comes once year. and wife
can be got any time, said an Eagle City Ga.)
farmer as he declined to stop work for an hour
and attend the funeral of his wife, when the
e neighbors had laid out the corpse.
General Noyes, minister Of the United States
to France. gave his first official dinner since his
t return to Paris on Thursday evening. Last
evening he entertained the delegates to the In
: ternational Monetary Conference at grand
+ dinner.
Mile. Gemma Luziani little pianist not
4 yet ten years old, is already honorary men,
: Der of the Royal Philharmonic society in
Rome and has been playing with great success
in Paris the works of Bach, Beethoven. Mozart
and Haydn.
The Empress Eugene is SO we'll pleased with
the attention shown her in Vienna that she has
concluded to make long stay there. The En-
peror Francis Joseph and the chief state digni-
been given in her honor
Fish story: The pike placed in the Sacra-
mento river form lines across the river with
military regularity, having their heads up
stream, and devour ali the young salmon and
all the other small fish that are borne down to
+ them.
. Bishop Racine has just been consecrated to
the see of Chicoutimi, Quebec. The Rev. NJ.
Fulgence preached the sermon in which he
said that bishop was higher than an angel,
and that each time he celebrated, God in
manner obeyed his voice.
/ A troop of Baltimore gamblers have been