Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-25
GLOBELETS.


The latest temperance organization is styled
the Law and Order League
The Sultan proposes to evacuate Constanti-
nople. If true, it would be far better than
siege.
Henry NJ Stanley is the lion of Europe
London is ready to receive him with all the
honors.
new political organization has been started
IN New York to defeat Tammanv. Jordan is a
hard road to travel
The N. Y. Times admits that John Sherman
has been very inconsistent in his course ON the
of the bonds.
The Sultan and the Gar propose to settle the
matter. Austria don't like it. Prussia is the
sleeping lion-with both eyes open,
Old Montgomery Blair got three votes in the
Maryland Legislature for the Senate on the
hrst ballot and none on the second. Exit Blair
Subside.
The New York Herald says that John Morris
sey is wholesome factor in city politics and
that his death would be public loss. What
says John Kelly?
The family of Matthew Riley who died from
injuries caused by being run over by William
ID. Vanderbilt, will bring suit against Van
derbilt for damages
Some knowing ones are putting George Fl.
Pendleton as second on the Democratic ticket
for 1880. If on the ticket at ALL it is safe to
say it will not be as second.
GalllpoH, toward which Turkish reports have
SAID the Russians were marching is at the out
let of the Sea of Marmora into the Dardanelles
l32 miles southwesterly from Constantnople
The benefits of John Brougham, at the
Academy of Music, New York, at which all the
celebrated actors and actresses in the CITY ap-
pearned, is said to have melted between $4,000
and $4,000.
strongly-organized scheme is said to be in
operation in Texas to destroy the popularity of
Gov. Hubbard, in anticipation of the coming
gubernatorial campaign. He is accused of dis
honesty and of corruption in office
Bob 1ngorsoli is the attorney for ex-Consul
General Myers, who was bounced from his posi-
ton at Shanghai for beginning an exposure of
Minister Stewards crooked management of
United States affairs in China
Mrs. Paran Stevens, the grand social queen.
refused to pay Mr.. Hunt the balance due him
as architect of the Stevens palatial tenement of
tats for the Upper Ten. Mr., Hunt brought
suit and the jury gave him the full amount,
So, 1874.
There's fraud everywhere 1t has been dis
covered even in the Bald-Headed Club of Ne
vada. The constitution of that organization
declares that the man with the baldest head
shall be president, and it has been proved that
member had his badness enlarged by shaving
SO as to obtain the coveted presidency.
The New York Graphic quotes Headquarters
in the Saddle if it applied to Gen. Nc
Clellan. 1t was the Grdphic's own style of man,
General Pope, who had his headquarters in the
saddle when he was mounted and so announced
| IN his somewhat famous order issued on taking
command of the Army of the Potomac.
Vim. P. Ragsdale, governor of the leper set
Element of the Sandwich Islands, died recently.
| HIS mother a native and his father an
American. He lawyer by profession,
speaking English and Hawaiian fuently and
the most noted orator of the kingdom. He
discovered by accident that he was afflicted
with leprosy, and voluntarily delivered himself
up to be sent to the leper settlement.
The latest New York scandal is a charge
brought by one member of the Union Club
against another of cheating at euchrc-when a
dollar the game was the stake. If the charge
is sustained the cheater will be expelled; if ii
is not sustained the accuser will be expelled.
The New York papers do not give the names,
for the Union Club is an association of men
who have money enough to give good dinners,
yacht trips, invitations to country seats, and SC
on.
The family of Jacob Huntsinger, aged 70
years. and Albert, his son. aged 49, have had
left to them about million dollars worth OF
property. The father and son, who were bank
ers at Pottsville, Pa, sentenced to two
years solitary and separate confinement for d
conspiracy to defraud one of their depositors
out OF S24, 600. The suit upon which they
We're convicted was but one of many Of similar
character commenced against them
Mr.. Barrows. the new Speaker of the Wiscon
sin House, being unfamiliar with parliamcntar,
rules, his friend Senator Ranlin undertook t,
instruct him, and gave the first lesson, it i
SAID, IN this wise: THE first great rule is al
ways to recognize your own man first. Tn
second is, in all disputed points rule agains
the opposition. Stick to these rules, and n,
I matter what happens, you'll be all right. Their
are some other immaterial rules and forms tina
Will explain to you some other day.
Kate Ham of Hoboken is attaining some no
toriety as young woman who won't be coerccc
into matrimony. She Is a pretty, dark-hairet
girl of 70, and recently ran away frem hom
because her parents insisted that the shout,
marry man named Persel, whom she detcsted
Her mother had her arrested for running ava
home hut teip Il
that charge changed the complaint to chare
of stealing $500, which was not sustained. an,
Kate was released, to marry the other man. t
whom she says she is engaged
Representative Morgan of Missouri has fun
nished to the acting Secretary of the Interio,
Mr.. Schurz, evidence that in 1873 two agents O
the Indian Bureau, swindled the government
by raising their hotel bills four times th
E amount actually charged. The bills We're il
c CURED at Paoli, Kan. One of the agents was
member of the family of Hoag, who used t
run the Indian bureau. Another agent was
man named Jones, now Indian agent at til
Paw Paw agency, in southwest Missouri I'll
way the agents accomplished the swndle wa
by getting the hotelkeepers to receipt for fou
, times their bill.
twenty years ago young man named Jewel
native of Derry, N. H., who had accumulate
I quite a sum of money, taken by force frol
a drinking place by three friends, and w
d never seen again. 1t was suspected he wa
d murdered, but no proof of the fact could |
d found. At Newmarket, N. H.. Friday of las
I week, John Ell. Robinson, being ON his deatI
bed, confessed that he and the two others, sint
. dead, who forced Jewell away from the drinl
ing place, carried him into the pine woods an
there robbed and murdered him, Robinson hin
:, self striking the fatal blow with an axe prov
ldedf for he