Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-08
GLOBELETs.

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Aiiss nate Field has returned to Paris after
Re" weeks at the seashore.
q .eaenef at Newport. Vermont made
naughty boy chin a blackboard III, ,haoh;,.
tainted. ~ ~ Tue caiiu
ustlce Field, of the United States s,,ro
court, IS back from San Francisco. and =
more on the bench. - . onoe
SsIss Marion Booth. the niece of ~.
Booth, and who is supporting the trsee,g;an
TINS season, Is not yet II.
q girl in Oil City, Penn. saw a decapitation
,,ioA ~ pantomlme. and was so frightened
tna' she had spasms and died.
bees sWarmed into Sheibyville Ind ,s.t
week IN such countless numbers that ,ba MAJ
chants had to close their stores.
In Oar bury clothing store is card =,
no"ncing: Perfectly fitting garments. Ev-
cry article sets as good as hem
Napoleon Bonaparte's celebrated battle fold
at siarengo, was completely flooded by the re-
cent overflow of the river Bormida.
The stasnation of the Engliiasas si.on trade
causes the consumption of coal to be yery
small In England compared to what it was.
An Italian brlgana, famous twenty years ago.
has turned up in the person of hard work;,5,
engine driver, and been arrested for mast mis-.
deeds. -i-.
hr. Houghton, of Hurd & Houghton was a
vermont boy. who vent to Boston not MANY
years ago with no other capital than health and
industry.
Miss Anna Dickinson is now living at the
nifth avenue hotel In New York. She spends
her days In writing play and her evenings at
| the theaters.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis has been seriously i'll for
several months, and Mr.. Davis is much pr,s.
tsated by the loss of his son and anxiety on
accoun, of his wife.
faal boynton, the swimmer. has received an
ofoer ior 5uo OF his life preservers from the
french government, and is to return home in
steamer sailing on the 10th INST
William Andrews, owner of The ocean dorv
Nautilus, which is still on exhibition in par,s
mas Melted S2o,uoO III receipts, people crowdius
70 see the tiny thing that crossed the Atlantic
nj. Dupanloup the late archbishop of Paris
died at moment When his highest ambition
was ON the point of being satisfied The gov
eminent intended presenting his name for a
cardinals hat.
there Is iamentation over the decay of the
ola trees IN Hyde Park, London. Most trees
are thought to suffer very much flom the
SMOKE, Dut to some, especially the plane. it
seems to do no injury.
Gambetta having viewed with surprise the
great perfection attained by rifle shooting so
cieties i'll Switzerland, i, seeking to form
number IN France, and urges thorough rifle
pract1ce upon the army.
Lower the lifeboats, save all the passengers
aud then pitch me OVERHEARD Is what Cant
Howard shouted after his vessel, the Georgia
was wrecked. IL seems as il IL captains orders
ought to be obeyed, even il he is drunk.
In Western Virginia they have strangely
extended epidemic of dangerous nalady.
tor a distance OF forty miles the line of the
Baltimore q ONO railroad it Is said there is
| scarcely house in which it may not be found
| Sir Capel Fitzgerald, Bart, was 2 few day.
ago tried at the Old Bailey, London ON
charge of stealing jewelry belonging TO "a mar
| FED woman named Stevens who is living apart
from her husband. He was acquitted by tho
| jury.
The bane of New York life is whisky They
all drink it. Actors, Managers critics, dry
goods men, and everybody else are slaves TO
drink. 1t is the curse Of the aye il which we
I've. A generation of bright fellows die out
| every five years.
The medical societies of Charleston. S. c..
and of Shelby county, Ala, declare the auaran-
tine system Inconsistent with the most gem
orally received views of the origin and propa-
CATION of yellow. fever and opposed to tho
humanity of the age.
Patriotic Italian gentlemen are doing their
| utmost to stimulate trade in their country by
| teaching the people to make many things
hitherto imported. One nobleman with this
view has been investing largely in machinery
at the Paris exhibition
| The famous PalIazzo Yocchio. of Florence.
has been sequestrated by order of the bank
ruptcy court, having for some time served as
one of the officers Of the bankrupt municipal-
| lty. Much interest is excited as to what is to
! be the fate of this line antique.
| Ten years ago over 1.000, O0O of acres were de-
voted to potato culture in Ireland; now only
| about COO acres thus employed. The
| decrease is attributed to the great uncertainty
attend ing the cultivation of the crop, and to
nav methods of foragng CATTLE
| Mr.. Phillips of Millington, Michigan,
whipped his l3-year-old daughter till she con-
sented to be married to man she detested.
| AS soon as the ceremony was she escaped
and aroused the neighborhood, and her husband
and father had to fly for their lives.
splendid new throne of carved oak has
lately been erected for the Bishop in Salisbury
! Cathedral, England. It cost 50 800. Salisbury
| baSt he ioia ~
grandeur of the prelacy is seen in their seats
| being still called thrones, and their homes
| palaces.
| The immense horns of the South African
! cattle are made to twist spirally, and in fanci-
full curves by being scraped on one side or the
other while they are growing. Each owner can
tell the oxen which belong to his span in
this way, by the acquired shape of their
naturally regular horns.
Fred. May, the young man who used whip
upon James Gordon Bennett, is trying to make
Iup his mind whether to go on the stage or to
seek his fortune in Omaha. 1t is said that he
| we'll probably experiment with his tall and ele-
CANT FORM handsome and well-colored face and
silky crown moustache before the footlights
| There is fashion in perfumes. just as there
| IS in hats and dresses. In French high life
| generating odors are now prescribed, and pure
| flower scents are alone permitted, particular
| " one made from lime flowers. A lady having
| adopted certain perfume must abide by it.
so that her friends may recognize her without
seeing her. z8@
few days ago fisherman, near Sioux City,
Iowa, saw box floating on the surface of tia
water. He secured it, and it proved to be water