Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-18
GLOBELETS.

| GLoBELETs.
| Alex. Fl. Stephens is a bachelor. It's lucky
for his wife, says Pat.
Bismareks two sons are running for seats in
the German Parliament.
An exchange gives motto for hot nights:
Learn to lay bare and to wait
Judge Davis is said to be the coming man in
1880. Hes coming like IN avalanche.
Chicago's monument to Stephen A. Douglas
is at last completed. It was started in 1862.
The Marquis Of Lorne is not the author of the
drama of Elfnella as alleged, although he didn't
disclaim it.
Col Blood has been summoned as witness
| in a Brooklyn scandal. The counsel think
Blood will tell.
According to Bishop Cheney there are SO, 600
habitual worshipers in Chicago. The rest have
gone to Canada.
Janauschek is at Kissinger, and her husband,
Count Hillot, is at Erns. We may look out for
a divorce suit soon.
Speaker Randall is very poor according to
Ben Buffers definition. He owns 1900, 900
acres of land in West Virginia.
Lucy Easley Lewis, young lady of Char
lotte Court House, Va, has just run away with
and married the Rev. W. Nj. Jackson, aged IS.
Patti, they say, is not coming to this country
after all, and the money spent to advertise her
matrimonial infeicities is SO much thrown
away.
The German emperor keeps diary of every
thing he shoots. In 1919 his gun was dis
charged by accident, and he entered: ''Forefn-
ger right hand"
1t is announced from st. Petersburg that the
sister of the famous Russian General Scobeleff,
| is soon to be betrothed to Prince Eugene, duke
of Leuchtenburg.
Chicago has natatorium on the lake shore
where the females battle. A ST. Louis paper
says the women SO homely that fish won't
live within three miles of the shore.
Milan has had another cremation, the BODY
| of Mime. Adelaide Olivier Of Paris having been
reduced to fine ashes in three and three-quar-
ter hours, and returned to her native city in an
urn.
Tea raised in South Carolina and prepared in
Baltimore was lately exhibited in Washington
to dealers who were unable to distinguish it
from similar varities of Chinese and Japanese
growth.
young woman in Sacramento has become
raving maniac through a single years use of
arsenic for the improvement Of her COM
plexion, and another is in similar plight from
eating cloves.
Some horses were stolen in vinton Ark, and
only one of the thieves was caught. His COM
rades, fearing that he would make a confession
duplicating them, led mob of lynchers to the
Jail and hanged him.
| Somebody is now charging that George
Washington had to buy rum for the sovereigns
when he was running for the Virginia Legisla-
ture But rum was cheaper then than now,
and it wasn't much of sin.
A committee of French women, inspired by
the Duchess de Chevreuse, is taking measures
for the erection of monument to Jeanne
Dare the virgin martyr and heroine, whom
France has SO strangely and ungratefully ne
elected.
Some of the smaller New England colleges
are still living beyond their means. Dart
mouth is before the State legislature with an
appeal for aid and Williams closes the year
with an income of $4,000 to meet expenses of
$51, 900.
Leicestershire pauper has suddenly proved
| to be the owner of f700 in cash and an interest
in forty acres of valuable land, aud the author
tiles have compelled him to pay Tor his board
and lodging during the years he has been re-
ceiving relief.
Chicago man, who was going camping out,
dropped memorandum on the pavement
which passer-by picked up. Here is copy:
''Saleratus, hard-tack, keg of lager, Golden
Rule, gin, rum, Evening Times, tobacco, match
es, and little Ratchet"
Mr.. Shaw is a rich old bachelor of Lewis
county, Kentucky, who lives on ffty-acre
farm, surrounded by high fence, goes out in
the costume of a monk of the thirteenth
century, and devotes his whole time to the
cultivation of flowers and tropical fruits.
Neal Dow's latest utterance on the liquor
traffic: But for it there would be no vaga-
bonds, no tramps, no dangerous classes in the
country But for it Francis Murphy would
not be receiving $3.50 week and board at the
best hotel for telling what fool he has been
The largest -four mill in the world is now be-
/ ing built at Niagara Falls. Its capacity will be
! about one Thousand two hundred barrels a day.
The structure is placed on the hydraulic canal
with perpendicular fall of one hundred and
ninety feet. 1t is being started by retired
hackman.
notorious thief preached to North Caro-
lima Baptist congregation six months before it
was found out that he was not clergyman
His conduct during that half year was excel
| lent, his sermons eloquent, and he says he in
tended to turn over new leaf He got the
bounce, nevertheless
New Jersey takes the lead in the States in
the manufacture of window glass It has
| thirty-four factories; Pennsylvania has thirty:
New York IL; Massachusetts, Illinois and Mary
land each FIVE; West Virginia and Missouri
each two; Indiana three; and Michigan, Wis
consin and Iowa one apiece.
Mr.. Qgle, the Times correspondent, who
was murdered in Thessaly seems to have
thought himself well prepared against possible
danger. He said that he always carried with
him a revolver, and that six lives would be in
danger before his On the particular day that
ne met his death he happened, however. by
some strange mischance, to have left his re-
volver behind him. Thessaly is little like
Texas. You don't need arevolver very often.
but when you do you need it like hi.