Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-30
GLOBELETs.
Are you done-Key?

are you done-hey!
Coffee it is said, is the cause of rheumatism.
The great South American traveller, Dom
Pedro, will 60 to the Paris exhibition.
One million and sixty thousand bushels of
grain of all kinds were received in Chicago
Monday.
Clara Morris says she hates to be called clever.
Well, anything to please you Clara You amt
clever bit.
A sister of Hathaway, the Fall River embez.
zler, has become insane through grief at her
brothers misdeeds.
A girl at Deshler, Ohio, recently ate 6ftv raw
eggs in fifty minutes for wager of calico
dress. Eggs-traordinary.
Queen Victoria has not been in theatre since
Prince Albert's death, but she intends going to
hear Patti some time soon.
Eddison is loudly called upon to invent an
automatic bank president or cashier that will,
not run away with the funds of the depositors.
The Cincinnati Enquirer is of the opinion
that Ohio can be carried by the Democrats this
year by $4,000 if they get up the right kind of
a platform and good ticket.
All of the Milwaukee papers are in hard
luck. Within week libel suits have been
commenced against the three English dailics.
and now they cannot call each other names.
On the night that Charlotte Cushman died
she appeared to Mary Anderson in dream and
ADVISED her repeatedly to play 'AIedea.' At
least that's the story told by Mary Anderson
The expenditures on the Paris exposition will
probably reach 5O,000,O0O francs before tn,
works are completed. but the commissioners
think that the receipts will be sufficient to leave
only small deficit.
Within the past few days ten or twelve per
sons IN st. Louis have been severely poisoned
by eating smoked white fish that appears to
have been prepared by Chicago firm 1t is
thought that the fish had become spoiled before
smoking.
The chaplain of the United States House OF
Representatives has notified the reporters gal
lery that in consequence of their chattering
during his exhortations the scribes are not to
be let into the pen overlooking the Pharisces
until after the official prayer.
writer in ILLUSTRATION Hoytic0le saws that
being very much disturbed in his sleep by
mosquitoes he took it into his head to place a
young plant of Eucalyptus in his bedroom
| appeared and he slept with comfort
The Smithsonian Institution is preparing for
the publication of exhaustive work on
American Archaeology, and has sent out cir
| cular asking all who have original information
| bearing upon any phase of the subject to COM
| municatc it without delay to the institution.
Miss kellogg says newspaper men are just
| like lemons-ft only to be squeezed as much
as possible, then tossed asidc.-Erchange. No
newspaper man of average taste would think
of accusing Clara Louise of being fit to be
squeezed. There was a time-ffty or sixty
years ago-but all that is changed.
You don't say. What meaneth this burst of
eloquence from the New York Star2 "Out of
the darkness of obscurity, fascinated by the
brilliancc of a successful stage career, a woman
hurls herself against the equally, transparent
and invisible wall which surrounds the stage,
and falls back bruised and broken"
By the following, from the New York Times.
we judge that all Republicans have not yet re-
covered their love for Grant: THE Boston
-idrertiser forgets that the American people are
bigger than Grant If necessary, they will
rally round the flag once again, and it will be
under the command of Il President not a Die
tator.'
sumptuous edition of Thackcray's works
is announced by Smith & Elder, of London.
1t will be richly illustrated by Thackeray's own
designs. and with new sketches by eminent ar
fists. The edition will be limited to 1000
copies, and will not be completed within a
year, and will cost American subscri bers about
50 per volume.
| Curious advertisement from the New York
Hefuld "A lawyer requires the services tenn
porarily. of an accomplished and beautiful So
| ciety lady for an honorable but peculiar duty:
she must have the cntree to best society, be in
timately acquainted with leading society and
club men, and must be very clever, prudent.
and diplomatic: liberal compensation to the
right person. Address in strictest confidence"
etc.
The miners strike in st. Claire and Madison
counties, ILL.,. seems to be nearly at an end .
The leader of the miners has published I; letter
telling the men that they have gained all they
can expect to gain, and that the wisest thing
for them is to go to work at once In the
| hopes that scenes of violence would occur, very
many tramps had gathered in the neighborhood
and the authorities have begun to take steps to
drive them off.