Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-16
A. GAYLORD SPAULDISG.
GLOBEIETS.

Henry Watterson is accused of DESIGNING RI
buy the Indianapolis Sentinel.
st. Paul is one of the few cities which has
not asked for branch mint
The Hon. John Black is proposed as The
Democratic candidate for mayor of Milwaukee.
There are but thirteen circuses ON the road
TINS season. Last year there were twenty
seven.
FOR the nrst time in the history of California
white men are now working in that State for
81 day.
Carpenter says he doesn't care snap Of his
myers what the papers say about his Enamel
patton Proclamation picture
The aggregate of State, territorial, county.
city, town and district Indebtedness of the
United States is ss6s,676,75s.
Uold dollars are given in change in Philadel
phla' they being plentier than greenback ones
and worth no more for depositing.
James A. Moore lad of New York has hoe,
committed to Jail for one year for calline his
mother vile names and abusing his little sis
ter.
The promises to pay of the United States
called greenbacks. are not received for customs
dues. Thus the government discredits its own
paper.
The HomGpath's of New York city have met
and rescinded their resolution which SANE
toned departure from the familiar principle
of Hahnemann.
Thirty accountants from Washington are on
gagged in counting the 100000 600 of coin in
the New York sub-treasury, n task which will
occupy them three weeks
George NJ. Robson is on the Republican
slate for New jersey nomination for Congress
He ought to go to prison instead, for his mis-
conduct III the navy department
Ex-Ciov. Mccormick, commissioner general
to the Paris exposition, will leave New York for
Havre on the Goth inst. and his office in New
York will be closed about the 3Oth
Obadiah jackson. lawyer in Chicago. for
merly reported wealthy and large holder Of
real estate until his failure a few years ago,
died Wednesday in extreme poverty.
Blaine's allusion to Carl Schurz's birthrIacs
was unk,nd. MIR. Lincoln once said that the
only trouble with Mr.. Schurz was he could not
forget that he was not an American born.
The British ship Naiad, which arrived at
New York last Sunday from Calcutta, made the
voyage in ninety-one days, with one exception
| the quickest on record, by sailing vessel
Gen. Grants welcome next fall is to be at
Philadelphia. 1t is to be presumed he will
then go into training at his rural retreat near
ST. Louis for the next Presidential contest.
The first accounts of the tornado in Geor-
gla were much exaggerated. Only one frail
building III Atlanta wrecked and the total
damage in the State did not exceed 81, 500.
The Brahmans believe and preach that there
| are twenty-one bells. They could have o Henry
Ward Beecher preaching and Bob Ingersoll
lecturing against hell and yet have enough
left,
One OF the encouraging signs of the times is.
| that Wall street men are compelled to econo-
mise. The country at large is not paving as
large tribute to them as it has for many wears
until now.
The latest new thing in Massachusetts is the
manufacture of jewelry from sour milk The
process OF treating the curd is kept secret but
| the product passes for African coral let and
ceIluloid.
Henry Ward Beecher says that on his visit to
California the coming summer he will stop q.
Salt Lake City, to study the Mormons and their
institutions. They could learn more from him
than he from them as to some things.
Fred Douglas in encouraging the freedmen
of Washington to emulate the high civilization
OF the whites, sarcasticaly contrasts poultry
thieving with defaulting for $4,000 as illus
tratlve of the extremes of civilization.
The Chicago Tribune charitably concludes
that Mr.. Blaine's late speech in defense of the
plunderers of the public lands is to be account
ed for, not by his loving the timber-thieves
more but the secretary Of the interior less
blind club, of both sexes, has been iuau.
gurated at Monteparnesse, near Paris. The
members, 200 in number, meet once a month
aud after two franc dinner enjoy quadrillcs
where the partners well as the musicians are
stone blind.
ladies' league for protection OF the In
dams Is to be organized among the Episcopal
| societies of New York. Among those oncoursg-
ing the project is Capt. Henry Z. AIvord who
was special commissioners to the tribes of the
Southwest in 1872.
A correction, as by authority, of recently re-
ported expressions of Secretary Sherman, SAYS
he opposed the issue of silver bullion certih-
Gates and if they were to be issued, advised
that they shonld be for the market value of
the bullion, and not at the rate of one dollar
for each 41211 grains.
McGarrahan of New Idria claims notoriety.
promises that when his turn comes there will
be chapter written on the life of jerry Black
that will amaze the American people, By all
means out with it Dir. McGarrahan. If there
anything to be said about or by Jerry
Black, let's have it.
In Clinton, Rock county, Wis. on the 18th
boy at q bank paid, by mistake, $3.50 to Cbas
Lawrence on check calling for only SIS
When the mistake was discovered a messenee,
was sent after Lawrence, but he denied having
received too much. a warrant was issued for
him but he fed and cannot be found.
There is said to be in PHILADELPHIA an old
association for novel order of insurance II
is an association of rich business men. who.
whenever one of their number fails end retires
from business, pension him for life under
cover OF the fiction that some relative, or per-
sonal friend, has granted him an annuity.
They will not, however. assist one of their mum.
Der, under such circumstances, to resume
business.
Gustave Labutat at New Orleans, who killed
his wife because of jealousy, in his confession
of the crime says: Il then toldsher, your fate
is sealed, but l will give you time to pray, and,
God bless her, she did pray" He had stabbed
her once-then: Il picked her up, kissed her
| and said, God bless you love you: you are
not dead; pray again, because l am going te
| finish you! She placed her arms around nv
| neck and said, .Gustave, / love you.'n And