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


Jay Gould was an interested spectator of tbe
senate's reception of Mr.. Hayes veto.
A narrow gauge railway is to be built from
Fort Wayne to Terre Haut, MA Indiananol;s
100 miles.
The influence of the New York press, as well
that of Mr.. Hayes, may be measured by the
final vote on the silver bill.
Just in time to help Secretary Sherman make
the silver bill useful new silver mine has been
discovered near Gainesville, Ga.
Subscriptions to the four per cents being
received in New York at the rate of about
100, 900 a day, principally from Western cities.
Eleven residents of Morristown, Indiana, are
charged by a coroners jury with assisting at
body-snatching at Indianapolis, to procure sub
jects for dissection.
1t is said that jury weighing $500 pounds,
which sat on recent case in Indiana, quashed
the indictment. The wonder is that it didn't
quash the court and court house as well.
One of a number of st. Bernard dogs lately
appearing on the stage in new play in Boston
has died, apparently from modification, caused
by his master substituting another dog in his
part.
The New York bankers begin to talk about
the Western farmers taking all the four per
cents. in few years. 1t is noticed that the
orders for them from the West are rapidly in
creasng.
| Gen. Napier, of Magdela. who is said to have
been selected for command of the British army
in the field in case of war, was civilian until
the Sepoy rebellion showed that he had special
| military capacity
| It's even thing whether the silver or anti
silver men most rejoice over Hayes veto mess
age. There is no question as to the Hayes and
anti-Hayes men. The latter haven't felt so
| well for months.
In political convention at Titusyile Pa.
| the chairman remarked: The chair viii not
dispute the point with Mr. Carter" Mr.. Car
ter-'The chair had better not unless he takes
his coat off" The chair rested.
As spring and moving time comes on it is
noticed in Chicago that there are fewer appli-
cations for divorce than at other seasons of the
year. Each party is apt to consider the other
handy to have around moving day.
st. Patrick's Day will be observed with I'M
usual and general solemnity this year Bust
ness will be mostly suspended, and religious
services will be had in all churches, Protestant
as well as Catholic. The same as on other
Sundays.
In Tipperary, Ireland, man named Nyles
Casey has lately been arrested on account of a
murder he committed thirty-six years ago, and
for which another and innocent man was
hanged in 1874, who vainly protested his inno-
cence to the last.
The st. Petersburg Gazette celebrated it's l52d
anniversary last month by publishing a fac sim
lie of its first number. The language of the
initial number mixture of Russian and
Slav, and is found difficult of comprehension
| by modern Russians.
There's Col Tom Anderson's late place in
the New Orleans custom house good as va
cant, for Tom will not be likely to get out of
the Louisiana penitentiary to again occupy the
Office Ii there is one Hayes man in the coun-
try out of Office that's his chance.
The engagement of Don Cameron to Miss
Lizzie Sherman, daughter of Judge Charles
Sherman, is reminder that Judge Sherman is
the brother Tecumesh and John Sherman who
slipped off the United States bench some years
ago in consequence of unpleasant revelations
bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Quincy, is
descended from distinguished Rhode Island
family. He was elected Bishop of Maine in
1866, to succeed his brother, but declined. He
is about IS years old, and declared high church.
man.
A French paper just started in New York
announces that it will support the ideas of the
commune in Paris, and labor for the complete
emancipation of the working classes. The
proportion of the working classes in this
country capable of reading French must bt
very small.
The latest great railway project for the de
, velopment of the Southwest, contemplates
railway from San Antonia Texas, to the city o
f Mexico, requiring loan of credit from thu
government to the amount of $50,000,0 900. Il
, is said large part of the South would prefe
this to Southern Pacific railway.
, The first bond of ex-Treasurer Gage of Chi
cago having been distracted, and the secone
appearing to have been signed in blank and th
! signature unacknowledged, so that the bonds
men may escape liability, the question is, wha
will the city do about it? the ST. being tn
half million which the city would like to re
cover.
The enthusiastic cheers for Governor Hamp
, ton by the colored militiamen of South Caro-
) lima the other day, when he reviewed two regi
:. ments suggest that the inquiry be addressed t
our Republican brethren-when is the slaughte
of the colored Republicans to begin that yo
). prophesied would follow letting the Democrats
( rule the Southern States?
= The New York Herold's lost punster, flynn
). from the vengeance which sought him in tn
East, reveals that his hiding place is at Winni
peg Manitoba, by the following perpetrate
: through the Free Press ''In the spring. it
Z. said several new Industries, including a soa
> factory, will be started here. Let us soap SO.
). few days since Col. Bradley T. Johnson, Q
:; Richmond Va, requested permission from Gov
T Vance for the Walker Light guard to pas
j; through the State of North Carolina on the
) way to Charleston. Gov. Vance responded q
: follows: Permission granted to pass throug
:. North Carolina with your command. Be VII
= tuous and you'll be happy-but you won
[. have much fun.
;, The Chicago railway receiver notes the in
!. pending conflict between st. Louis and Chic
I. 90, to arise from the late movements on tt
> part of st. Louis interests for drawing to thu
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