Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-22
GLOBELETS,

monument over the grave of his wife.
Artificial ice factories are successfully run
ming this summer In several Southern cities
The fishing is excellent in the Adirondack.
and there are 100000 mosquitoes to one fish.
The Irish language will hereafter form DOR.
| ton of the curriculum in the primary schools
of Ireland.
The London Week says that Miss Kellogg
viii not sing in public during her short stay
in London.
Hannibal r.. Min lives in plain buff frame
house at Bangor When at home he works In
his garden.
A. c. Magalhan, a wealthy Brazilian. is said
to be considered the catch" by manpuyrine
| memmas at Atlantic City.
The mayor of Jefferson, Texas. receives
yearly salary of 81. Rather poor payi but
then he rather poor mayor.
The recent events at Montreal seem to have
| awakened in the breasts of Canadian Orange.
| men a desire for annexation to the United
States.
Gen. Lees tomb at Lexington, Va, is 10
| longer guarded night and day by the cadets. as
| the fear of its dissertation is not now enter
tanned.
| The owners of the Matchless NINE discovered
two three weeks since at Leadville, Col,
have been offered 100000 for it. They refused
the Offer
Texas will send north half million of
| beeves this year. Its COWS introduced from
Schleswig- Holstein stock are making q fine
| dairy record.
Governor Blue Jeans Williams Was
weighed and measured recently, and turned
the scale at 100 pounds and registered height
of six feet four inches.
The penny clay pipe that Bllloir the Paris
murderer, who cut his mistress to pieces.
smoked just before he assembled the scaffold ia
offered for sale, price SO.
duel is pending between two members of
the board of education of Cincinnati. The
| nervousness of our colleges is evidently ex-
tending to the common schools.
During the late war the Russians lost by
death 355 of their 1853 surgeons. or one ia
every eight, much heavier rate of mortality
than that among combatant officers.
Mark Twain is VIGOROUSLY lazy, and as h..
wants to write book in Sw tzerlani he has
taken along the gad-ay which stiugs to ac-
tion," in the shape of q porous clergyman.
VII auSus 20, 1903, Col DFake StruCROtL
In 1861 exports of petroleum reached n, 900
barrels, worth 81 100000 while in 1877 the ag-
gregate value of petroleum exported was s62,-
100000.
Dighton, Mass, man. is tanning the
huckieberry and claims that by cultivation he
will show fruit as large cherry, and a
great deal more pulpy and Juicy than the
tive wild berry.
Congressman Page, of California, tells tho
Chicago Tribune that the Kearney agitation on
the slope will ffitrer away quickly than
died the Granger movement in the West.
Good crops this year will kill it.
Robeson is killing two birds, ETC., at the
Cape. He gets fresh air and caava ses among
the county politicians, the town being in the
First Congressional district. from which he
hopes TO get pass to Washington.
man in st. Louis cut down the ears of his
, mule, and the Bergh agent in thnt city has be-
; gun prosecution on the charge of cruelty.
The fellow didn't want any member Of bis
household to have longer than himself
The Rev Nj. g, Sheldon, pastor OF u Metho-
dist church in Harvard, H., was a teller OF
funny stories; but committee of his clerical
bretheren has decided that the stories were i'm
moral, and that ne must be deposed from tina
ministry.
At Montreal recently George Lessard aged
ninety years and six months, married Thirtico
. Legault. spinster of fifty. The groom served
under Napoleon in the campaign of Egypt,
fought In Canada in 1872, and is still hale and
vigorous.
Y The United States consul at Buenos Ayres
9 has written letter to the State department.
g strongly urging American citizens not to go to
4 the Argentine Republic in search Of work
Q Everything is overdone, and thousands of work
y ing suffering.
. a pretended John d. Cough has been lectur-
!. ting in Missouri and Mississippi. He is a tlu-
n ent speaker, and satisfied his audiences. At
n first he avoided tours in which Cough had lee
3 tured, but, growing bold. he went to one of
s Coughs old stands, and exposed
Prof Leviteux, Pole of Warsaw, has lust
L discovered method of taking entire clay casts
: of the living body without the slightest in
a | jury. Hitherto such could only be had of
corpscs, and hence the new discovery promises
t. to be extremely advantageous to scnlptors.
: An extraordinary instance of longevity is
+ that Of Mary Benton, of Elton, England, who
Is was born two years before George Washington
u and thirty-nine before Napoleon Bonaparte
, and lis consequently in her 14Sth year. She is
.. still in possession OF all her faculties, and
. reads without the aid of glasses.
J. Doranee Atwater, who brought away the dead
If list of Andersonville prison. by which the fate
l. of thousands were revealed, and was afterwards
II appointed United States consul at Tahiti, one
II of the Society Islands, where he obtained con-
re- siderable wealth by marrying princess and en-
gagged in the pearl fisheries, is visiting his sister
" at Terrysville, Conn, on his way to the Paris
- exposition.
"a Senator Patterson, of South Carolina, has
III been quietly visiting the Camerons in Penrsyl-
t. vania He made no noise about his trip lest a
Ia requisition from South Carolina should reach
he him. On reaching Washington correspond
re dent asked him: How is the old Senator
ls ''Oh, he's as gay as rooster. Never him
y looking better He is very happy and d ms
J. the administration like the rest of us" doe.
,e Don d-n it too?'' "oh, yes; he never has
= liked it, you know
lie The priest who Won the enormous prize o
e. OO0 in the Neapolitan lottery was cheat
US After the requisite yerifcation, the government
lis ordered the numbers to be paid, although III
1t; odds which he had overcome were so numerou
re as to be fairly inexplicable, except on tn,
as theory of the direct Intervention of Providenc
1o In his favor. 1T subsequently appeared tina
10 the drawing fraud, planned and carries
out by the priest and certain men connectee
with the lottery Office.
good story is told of Senator Kellogg. |
- appears that when Governor of Louisiana.