Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-15
GLUBELETS.

The Sultan has sent ten fine Barbary horses
as gift to the Kaiser.
Lord aconsheld tipped 81 $50 to the SER
wants at the hotel where he STAYED in Berlin.
| Seventeen sculptors and eighteen painters
from the United States are now residing in
| Rome.
The true of San Francisco will wear a
| dirty shirt rather than patrouize Chinese
laundry.
Victor Hugo's health still alarms his friends.
| He is at his old exile home in the Island of
| Guernsey.
! The London Examiner believes that among
women lnatrimony has become a legitimate
| profession.
The Arabians fatter themselves that they
have never been conquered. They never sur
render but always run.
physician is very sorry when he loses q
patient, especially if another doctor takes the
case. He then loses all patience.
Thomas Jefferson Harris, great grandson of
| John Harris, the founder of Harrisburg. died
in that city last night aged rs years.
/ During the first series of bull fights at Mad
rid this year ninety of those animals and one
hundred and forty-three horses were killed.
/ whale has been seen several times lately in
the lower harbor at Boston. Or at least a Bos
ton Polonius declares Its very like a whale"
Many young men from Austrian Tyrol are
fleeing from Francis Josephs military service.
and taking refuge in Switzerland and Iom-
| hardy.
The hat Worn by Napoleon Bonaparte at the
battle of Austerlitz sold in Paris last
| week documents proving its genuiness ac-
companied it.
In Pennsylvania the crop of apples exceeds
anything before known. In Washington county
an entire orchard was sold at two cents the
bushel, hand picked and delivered.
murderer in Durham Jail, England. ex-
presses himself as resigned to die. Reading
murder trials for twenty years and hard drink
ing. he says brought him to the galIows
Two twelve-year old boys threw stones at a
train on the Great Eastern railway, England,
and were punished by three days mprison-
ment and whipping with birch rod"
Prediction in politics is surrounded with
difficulties but it deserves remark tn ut wear
ago NJ Emile de Lavaleye foretold in the Quar-
terry hecle'r the acquisition of Cyprus by En-
gland.
New York Star: Americans who have re-
turned from Paris say the new spaper articles in
this country, warning the visitors not to drink
the water in that city, are not at all necessary.
They never do.
Signor Cozzi. of Verona, claims to have dis
covered u powder removing all explosive power
from petroleum. The fools who light fires
with petroleum will render thanks TO Cozzi be-
cause of his invention.
young MN, just returned from Chicago
when asked where he nut up, said he dlGn't
know the mans name, but there were three
balls in front of the door. He put up' his
watch to raise funds to get home.
1t is estimated that the whole of the Turk
ish dominions cannot produce more than 4
million horses. while Russia has not less than
2l,0O0,0O0. That's why the Russians are able
to always man;ain their equiue-imity
The director of the Berlin Academy of Arts
has been engaged to paint picture represent
ing session of the recent international con-
gress for the municipal council chamber 1t ia
to be of immense size, and the price is SIS 000
young woman at Leslieville, Oat., had
two lovers, and each thought that was one
lover too many, SO they rowed boat race for
her hand, which was bestowed upon the win
ner, a much more sensible idea than fighting
duel
Tomah, Wis. is exercised " ith scandal and
q sensation. The wife of Fred Dickerson. q
wealthy farmer, living north of that village
has cloped with his (Dckerson' 81 brother-in-
law, married man and the father of Fl We chill
dren.
ladies' swimming match over distance
Of C
San francisco, Saturday last, was won by
Miss Theresa Hill a young lady of sweet 16.
She was awarded the ladies' championshn
medal
Rockland Courier: The college youth who
graduated last week with the expectation of
starting oht in the world and being states
man, next month will be in vain looking for a
job to run soda fountain in a second-class
drug store.
The new elevated railroad in New York ia
mortgaged to the time of 81 ,020,0 per mile
1t is supposed this immense Indebtedness is
assumed for the purpose of preventing prop
erty holders from recovering any compensation
for damages.
sand-bar, which proves very annoying and
causes much inep2Yenience to the Eau Claire
Lumber COMPANY in getting their cribs Of lum-
Der into the Chi 2pewa has formed at the
mouth of the Eau Claire, and continues adding
to it's proportions.
They have long preserved with religious care
IN Germany fragment of the rock to which
John Huss was chained just prior to his death
at the stake. This precious relic has now been
conveyed to Prague, and is to be deposited in
the national museum of Bohemia
Mile. Litta, the young prima donna who
made SO great a success at the theatre Italieu
Paris and later at the Imperial opera house
Vienna, has just been engaged by Mr. Max
Strakosch Tor his season of opera in the United
States, at salary of 100, QUO francs.
During his entire career, Lord Beaconsfed
has encountered steady hostility from certain
organs OF the London press. On the strength
OF h's recent exploits and trinmphs the ,Spectd-
Tor rene" ed it's attacks by designating him the
champion mountebank'' in English politics.
The warm weather does not seem to agree
with the wax and stearine statues of the Paris
exposition. One figure of stearine goddess ia
spoken of, the right arm of which was stretched
forth with an imperial gesture. 1t has grad
naiiy dropped. until it now appears to be
scratching the goddess knees.
The pillory was used in Scotland within the
present century. Its last victim in Glasoo,-
not only received the oblations of the crowd
but when relieved from Tie crib was yioientIv
assailed and tossed about, ard at lepp,b cast
headlong into the police manure WAGON ~
cept Tor perjury, it was abolished in 1916 and
ie1f her,