Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-25
GLOBELETS,

All that Jeff-no, Rutherford, wants is to be
let alone
Pat Gllmore's band met with grea. success IN
Dublin, Liverpool and London.
Gortschakoff's illness affects his mind
He forgets what he does every half hour and
is continually contradicting himself
Card hcCioskey says tia: his trip to Eu-
rope has been of great benefit to HIM, and that
bus health is better than for years past
The son of Worth, the man dress-maker of
Paris. is to marry an American girl. It's
enough to kill half the girls in America with
e-vy.
The Republicans talk OF nominating Bristow
for Governor of Kentucky. Moonshine, That
is what Ben would say after he had been de-
feated.
Wade Hampton says that no more bachelors
should be sent to the South Carolina legisla-
ture. What grudge has he got against the mar
RED men?
Belgraria has long article addressed to
young ladies entitled, Whom Not to Marry"
| Our advice would be, never marry man who
does not ask you.
The Earl of Fowls is decent old man OF
| sixty.-Nep York Sun. It's so rare nowadays
| to hear of decent Earl that the foregoing of
| fords us unbounded comfort.
On Wednesday last the breaking of e. derrick
chain, which let fall 5000 pound truss of tho
New York elevated railway, one man was killed
and two others manned for life.
| Sothern is now crushed comedian His
play 1.-THE Crushed Tragedian" has proved
fiat failure in London, and is withdrawn from,
the Haymarket theatre after weeks trial
When We contemplate the row the Cincinnati
ians have got into over the division of the pro
ceeds of the big musical jamborec there, our
faith is shaken in the soothing properties of
| music.
Facilis descensus arorni. After the classical
footing in the music hall of Cincinnati last
week, the Enquirer suggests that that building
be offered for a match between O'Lcary and
other pedestrians. But as the building is tho
gift of Springer there may be some propriety
in the suggestion after all.
dreadful rumor comes by way of the
Clarksburg CIV. Va Ne,US. that Eliza Pink
ston claims as her reward for party services
the heart and hand of Webb Hayes. Webb,
we understand, follows his daddy's example,
and says that he never did anything and that
Sherman is the guilty man.
Macdonald and Bidwell, the Bank of Eng
land forgers, are reputed to be dying in prison
| in England. Bidwell has lately written pa-
thetic letter to persons in New York who wero
active in his capture describing his jail life,
and begging them to intercede with the British
authorities to have his tern, shortened.
| The schooner yacht Mohawk in which tho
late Commodore Garner lost his life, has been
sold to the United States coast survey for $40
| 600. She is said to be splenditly built for tho
new service. Her unfortunate capslze was
simply the result of bad management, and was
not due to any fault of model beyond that
which all light draught vessels have.
| Grandfather Lord and ex-widow Hicks will
read with q secret sense of satisfaction Of a row
! that took place in Hanley, England. the other
day. man of 70, with several grown up
| children and grandchildren, had arranged 20 be
| married to girl IL years old. On the party
arriving at the chapel they were attacked by
mob and their clothes were torn. The mob
rushed into the chapel, and kept mp q noise
throughout the ceremony. The married pair
finally escaped by differend doors, and were ea-
corted home by eight constables.
Two sons of cx-Congrcssman Eldredge, Of
Fon du Lac, Wis, have begun suit against the
| Milwaukee Seminal for q iibeous article in
which it said: HE (ex-Congressman
Eldredge) has two sons, William and Archie.
practicing law in Fon du Lac. Five years ago
they were well behaved Fop du Lac county
boys. To-day they are getting used TO peni
Tertiary fare, having been sent up in neigh
boring State to spend II term of four years for
having committed the crime Of burglary" The
two gentlemen referred to resp cctab,e
| lawyers in Fon du Lac.