Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-15
GLOBELETS.

Gen. Lew Wallace's painting The Dead
Prisoner of Andersonvile,' is on exhibition in
a New York village.
The bulls in the New York gold market have.
tor long time, been heavy losers. aud are
now quite discouraged.
Spring novels are seasonable in their titles.
Two recently published are styled, Bourbon
Lilies and Terrace Roses
Inc New York papers of Tuesday last men
TONED about dozen persons lately missing
nom their homes in that city and vicinity
passengers by the Wisconsin Central for
points on the shores of Lake Superior will be
taken from Ashland this season by Leopold
d Austrians steamers.
The Redemptorist Brotherhood, whose seat is
at Baltimore, have selected land at Kansas CITY
Tor the erection of a Catholic College buildings
on which s3OO, 900 viii be expended.
Uniforms are coming to be rs common in
this home of the free as among the Euroneans
The latest addition to the uniformed is the
custom house employees of New York
The Yelled Cupid - is a statuette by Ros-
seetl' lately purchased by Mr.. Clarke, OF Pitts
burg. The blue eyes, red lips and golden hair
sho" plainly beneath the white marble veil.
ihefe was an extensive display of bunting at
windsor, VT, last Tuesday, and salute of guns
was hreo IN honor of the first meeting Of the
hrst Vermont Legislature March 18th, 1778.
Rev. David keppel argues that hell is ..aw we'll
regulated prison, in morality only second to
heaven" No sin he saws can be committed ha-
You'd the grave, and therefore hell is necessarily
free from sin
What few ships of war the United States has
afoat are overcrowded with officers. but vet the
naval academy keeps on turning ont niddies
at rate which will soon leave no room for
common sailors on board the vessels.
The New York .s2tit kindly invites and adj
vlses Prince Bismarck to visit the United
States for the sake of the recreation and rest he
needs, and reminds him that New York is one
of the greatest German cities in the world.
Inc opposition to Tom Scott and the present
board OF directors is said to be daily growing
among the stockholders Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Central railroad, and a determined effort Will
DO maze at the election next week to GUST them
Mr. Whitehead the inventor OF the fish tor
pedo known by his name is manufacturing
t"rpedoes for Russia which he promises viii
travel through the water at the rate of "a miles
an hour He has heretofore secured speed Of
| IS miles hour.
Two women have been arrested in RrookIvu
N T., for highway robbery. The complainant
alleges that he was accosted by the women ON
lonely street Sunday night, and that while
one OF the women held him the other took SIS
from his pockets.
| starving man, who tied his wrists together
so that he could not swim and then leaned
| into East river at New York was rescued by
policeman. Had he succeeded in his purpose
OF committing suicide, the tied wrists would
have been taken as evidence of murder instead
| of suicide.
Beginning with March LIST, 1871 when there
was w, 532, IT'S in gold on hand more than
called for by the coin certificates outstanding,
the accumulation of gold in the United States
treasury has been from 81 500, COO to 81. 800,
ooO month until the LIST inst. there was $50
S25 729 suplus gold in the treasury.
Bishop McCoskry, of the eastern diocese of
Michigan, has resigned his charge on account
OF being unable from advanced age to dis
charge the duties of he office. He is seventy
nve years old, graduated at West Point. after
wards practiced law, entered the ministry in
1928. and was c,nsecrated Bishop in 1896.
An earthquake Monday morning awakened
anu frightened the people of Columbus XIV.
houses were rocked until they seemed about to
1all IN ruins, furniture was tossed about
crockery generally broken. and an immense
slice OF the river bank fell into the Mississippi
leaving dozen houses extending over the edge
of the bluff.
Prof. Waterhouse of Washington university
advises the cultivation of iute in this country
1t is an article of increasing importance in
commerce and manufactures can be raised in
the Southern States and California. grows with
rank lnxuriance, but does not exhaust the
land, and is more profitable to cultiyators than
sugar-canc or cotton
from September l, 1874 to February %, 1873
three and one-half years. in which time the to-
tai Chicago receipts were So, 80. $50 bushels of
wheat, 90,98O,8 $50 bushels of other grain
1924, l52 barrels of flour, and Is. 437. 39a boos
the chicago and Northwestern brought AZ per
cent. OF all the wheat, 1G1G of the grain 43 4
OF the -four and 1877 OF the hogs.
government Director Willard says that at the
annual meeting of the Union Pacific directors.
! they decided to begin work in April on the
BLACK Hills railroad, and complete one hundred
| and twenty-five miles as soon as possible and
probably push it into the Black Hills by fall
1t Will start, from point yet undecided. some
where between Sidney and Cheyenne Rapid
| City will probably be the Black Hills terminus
The electrician who has charge of LIGHTING
| the capitol building at Washington. is repre-
sented as saying that it costs 800 an hour to
light the capitol, and that the three speeches
maze In the House Monday night costs for
hshtlng that wing $500 an hour. At that rate
evening sessions for debate only are expen-
slVe Injuries. And, besides, there must be
something about the capitol gas supply that
needs investigating.
bob lngersoll and others, to the number Of
nifty thousand have petitioned Congress to re-
| peal or modify the sections of the revised
| statutes derived from the act of 1873 for the
| suppression of obscene literature. on the.
| ground that they being used for purposes
OF moral and religious persecution and are vio
lative of the rights of conscience, which the
government is by the constitution required to
protect instead Of limiting.
| Miss Juliet CorSen, the apostle of cbeap Tv-
ing, at her New York restaurant. furnishes =
hfteen-cent dinner as follows: PURGE of peas
with croutons; olives, celery. chow-chow
| perch with fine herbs; bass Ia Chambord :
maltre d hotel potatoes salni of ducks with
olives; lentlls sautes; macaroni q Ia Milanaise
| roast tenderloins; lettuce and water-cress
salad; celery fritters; bouches with preserves;
apples, nuts Edam and Roquefort cheese: