Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-03
GLUBELETS.

GLoBELETS.
Lord Beaconsfeld says ''as long as there shall
be an England there will be Belgium
Onions are recommended as remedy for
hydrophobia. Bring on your hydrophobia.
Baron Alfred de Rothschild has received the
Order of the Lion and the Sun from the Shah
of Persia.
very pleasant perfume is made by COM
blning white rose with violet. communion
of the scents. as it were.
The Duke of Cumberland, son of the lato
King George of Hanover, has been gazetted rs
Knight of the Garter.
Leon Say, after lingering for time among
the hills and wales of Scotland, has returned to
France Leon says he had Draw time.
Amboy is making great preparations for
reunion of Illinois volunteer soldiers in Illinois
in September. and will be prepared to enter
tain 10000.
A Frenchman has gone to raising mushrooms
in cave under the Palisades on the Hudson.
He has already produced artifcially some very
fine fungi.
The punt manufacturers and milkmen
held conventions at Niagara Falls the other
day. We always supposed there fraterni-
ty between the two.
The late Charles Mathews performed in 229
different roles Besides this he wrote forty-fve
plays. Such work as this is unprecedented on
the English stage.
The best time to go to Europe will be when
| the crowd of Americans is returning. tn be
| the only way to escape deluge of talk about
what we saw at Paris
| The London World says that the prince of
Wales has christened his new steam yacht
| 'Natika, after an American young lady. She
| is said to be fast--we mean the Yacht
| During the first half of 1875 twenty-seven
| criminals were condemned to death in France;
tes in the first quarter and seventeen in the
second. Six executions have taken place.
| The Rev. DR.. Reichel, Archdeacon of Meath
| at the recent meeting of the board OF Trinity
college. Dublin, denounced 1.-THE increasing
preponderance of atheticsm'' as an unmxed
evil.
The birmingham gas works pay the city
100000 year and the water works E5, 000 the
price of water being constantly reduced, it be-
ing an article which it is aimed to furnish at
cost.
The Governor of Louisiana has pardoned
woman sentenced to five years imprisonment
at hard labor for perjury, but the sheriff re-
fuses to release her till the Senate has confirmed
her pardon.
Some of the prisoners in the st. Adams Jail
sang and danced to drown the noise made by
their companions in digging through the wall:
but the prolonged hilarity caused investigation
and discovery.
The San francisco sSck and Exchange
!; board has appropriated $4,000 for sundries.'
! The ''sundries" are not bottled, as might nat.
, urally be supposed. The amount is expended
in buying legislators.
q American girls getting a very generous
share of English titles It's the only way of
preventing the British aristocracy from run
v ming to seed.-Bostoa Post. But it results in
larger pof grasswidows.
- 1t was great shock to Rev. De Golyer Gar
fields delicate nerves to read, opposite his
in the hotel register at Atlantic City, the follow
It ing lead pencil memorandum: ''There is moro
/ brass in this mans cheek than will ever be
X needed for his monument
Opposing LAWYERS fought with inkstands in a
: court at Lebanon, Ind, scattering the walls
a and the presiding judge well as themselves.
d Lawyers usually content with blackening
d each others characters, without attempting the
20 same thing for their clothes.
- The London and Brighton railway has intro
a duced what one of the big London dailies calls
- on its editorial page ian admirable novelty"
10 During the summer, at three stations on It's
re road, attendants will pass along the platform
h whenever train stops and serve the pass en-
D. gers with ice water at penny glass.
re Scotch gentleman plagued by poachers pro
~ cured human leg from the hospital dressed
IL it liz stocking and shoe, and sent it through
= the neighboring village by the town crier, who
proclaimed that it had been found in man.
trap last night in Mr.. Ross grounds who de
sired to return it to the owner. He thought i,
S a Legitimate deception.
= Cincinnati Enquirer: If Jesus Christ should
IL walk the aisles of some of our city churches
re in the plain garb of Nazareth, He would meet
- with as chilly reception as that given to Mr..
= Hayes at Columbus. The metropolitan
"A churches may be SO full of modern religion
,e that there is no room for humility. Hypo
" dermic injections of the old-time gospel might
improve matters.
at Disguised correspondent, writing from sar-
y atoga, says: The loud and vulaar people
W who frequent Watering places are all too M
q nsagoias. They wear diamonds as large as TIN
: most successful and comical of negro min
60 strels, and gold chains as heavy as any that th
ID swell mob glitter in. They are disgustingl,
en- overbearing in their demeanor, and NOV
ce about with the imperiousness of clover-fe.
to bulls.