Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-05
GLOBELETS.

In one drop of Chicago lake water the micro
scope detects eco insects
None OF the towns in Nebraska are large
enough this fall to meet the demand for houses.
Over zoos locks of hair were returned bv the
dead letter office last year to their owners.
narrowing tale.
There wasn't saloon keeper in the State
that didn't ache to trust him. was tribute
to Nevada man.
Arthur Cheney says that he has lost S244 OOO
in the Boston Globe theatre, and is unwilling
to put any more money into the enterprise.
Grand Duke Michael is so tall that when he
kneels In prayer on the battle field his head
appears two feet above the heads of his staff
pretended cripple was exposed in Spring
| held, Mass. One arm bound close to his
slde and false stump was attached close to
the shoulder
Mrs. Corbin, sister of General Grant. re-
siding at Elizabeth, N. j. was awarded first
prize at the State fair for best wheat bread
home made
| Mr.. R. G. Fitch, editor of the Boston Post
was married to Western lady in Detroit,
Mich. last Thursday. Fitch was very proper
| thing to do.
| Newport lad named Wolf harpessed a cat
to wagon, when the pussy turned and bit
him through the ends of his thumbs. Was
| that cataclysm?
| 8 New Haven Register: Cotopaxi. yesuvin.
and dttna are all in full eruption, and there's
no telling how long before Gail Hamilton
| breaks out again.
Boston Tost.: A MIR. Frost has challenged
| Rev. Leonard W. Bacon to fight duel. The
| reverend doctor will wait for Frost hopinp
| to save his Bacon.
| The Rev. DR.. Bartol. who was we'll nigh killed
by thunderbolt, thinks that if the stroke
proves fatal it must produce one of the most
agreeable of deaths.
| Christopher Mann of Independence, Mo-. has
| just celebrated his l05th birthday He has a
son only years old, and is the father of
twenty-eight children.
If names go for anything the sweetest girl
in America is Miss Saccharitsa SORGHUM of
Kokomo Ind She'll be carried off surrepti-
| tiousy some of these DAYS
| 1t seems there was no such general on the
rolls of the Confederate army as Stockton, and
therefore the report that he had enlisted in the
Federal army is a silly hoax
| 1t is urged in extenuation of the nomination
of Secor Robson for Congress that by some
strange obliquity the convention got Congress
and the penitentiary confused.
| Boston Democratic ex-mayor saws of the
political prospect, that it's pretty much as
when he buys his whiskey he ''hopes for the
best, but is prepared for the worst
| In a paper mill in Manchester, Conn. is in
use an improved machine, in building which
the maker says that he followed directions Civ
en- by the spirit of his dead brother,
Archibald Forbes, the famous war CORE
spondent of the London Neacs, has arrived in
London, and is preparing for his lecturine
campaign, which is to begin in December
Hazing in the hleh school of Sprntied Vt,
takes the form of Selling the victim by the
arms and legs and dropping him repeatedly on
! his back. Spinal disease is common result.
| The French imperial is said to have figure
exactly like that of Napoleon III, with long
waist and short legs, but his countenance re-
sembles that of his mother, and lacks strength.
| The mayor of Denison, Texas. gets Il salary
of $l2 year. Some of the Taxpayers COM
plain that this is exhorbitant, and want the
figure l taken out. The mayor wants the q
taken out.
ida Greeleys husband is the handsomest
man on the lecture PLATFORM not excepting
Henry Watterson or Theodore Titon "-Jen-
ME june Jennie June know you're treading
on dangerous ground.
There are several new leaders of fashion in
Paris, who. under the republic. adopt the most
| extravagant styles of dress and rival any of
the excentricities for which women of The i'm
perial court we're noted.
| Elder Stevenson, Mormon missionary. incl
IDENTIFY proposed matrimony to widow and
her two daughters in Hickman county, Tenn.
They said yes. and are on their way to Salt
Lake City. where the marriage ceremony is to
be performed.
The Cinnamon of San Francisco are again
endeavoring to stop the cutting off of queues
in the prisons of that city. A test case is be-
ing made of Chinese prisoners suit against
the sheriff for 80, 900 damages A very queue
rious suit. truly.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher has in press new
book called ';All Around the House; or, How
to Make Home Happy" Yrs. Henry has had
considerable experience, bnt she failed in the
main work required to make a home happy
the training of husband.
Beach Haven, N. j., and Brenton's Reef r.
l., are in controversy as to which place has
captured the heaviest turtle. The Rhode Is
| land hamlet is ahead with one that weighed
over a thousand pounds. which eclipsed Beach
| Ravens best by two hundred.
| Mas Francis Power Cobb is moved by the
manifest injustice of one or the other of two
recent criminal sentences in England to raise
| her voice in the London Times, in protest
against the unequal treatment which women
receive at the hands of the law.
Mr.. Gladstone will let Lord Beaconsfield
| alone this month and devote himself to the
Able Martin, to whose paper in the Contem-
porory what flinders Ritualists from Becom-
ing Roman Catholics?" he will reply in the Oc-
tober number of the same review.
Boston lawyer has a letter written in 1914
| by New York firm. saying that they had
placed in the hands of Daniel Webster bill for
collection. and asking that the financial stand
ING of Webster be inquired into as they could
not obtain any settlement from him.
Deacon Richard Smiths advice to young
men is characteristic of that truly good man.
Il would not recommend abstentation from
politics-it is your duty to participates; but if
you have to choose between the caucus and the
prayer meeting, go to the prayer meeting.
In Leicestershire England, the remains of a
| laborer's wife taken to the churchyard for
burial when the Episcopallan vicar refused
admission, on the ground that the woman died
Wesleyan. This gave rise to Indignation in