Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-15
GLOBELETs.
The first King Of Italy win be buried a

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Rome.
Constantinople is demoraIzed by fears Of the
Russian advance.
The Boston I,ageler notes an alarming iu-
crease of crime in that city.
Hayes is great eater and that's what's the
matter with his face. He doesn't drink.
Parts of Ireland are threatened with fam
inc, and great restitution already prevails.
Rink ball the new game, is a modification of
foot ball. It is played on skates, eleven play
ers a side.
The capital and surplus of the banks of st.
Louis have decreased in the last six months to |
the amount of $3,260,605
John Brown is not out of favor. He pins the |
lady's shawl when the cold requires that it |
should be wrapped more tightly about the |
Queen.
England has a new attack of the war fever
because the Russians have delayed an armis-
tice, and are meantime pushing on towards |
Adrianople.
Now that the House has authorized investi-
cations, MIR. Whitthorne proposes to inquire
more thoroughly into Robeson's conduct of
navy affairs.
The applications for space at the Paris Expo
sition Indicate that the Uuited States exhibits
at Paris will not be so complete as that made at
the Vienna exposition.
Volk's model for the bronze statute of Ste
phen A. Douglas, which is to surmount the
monument at Douglas Place, Chicago, is being
| transferred from clay to plaster.
About three thousand shoemakers of Lynn
Mass, have struck rather than give up their
trade union and the board of arbitration from
which the employers lately withdrew.
In addition to the usually large garrison of
Rome, $50 Generals, $50 Colonels LILO line
officers, and 10000 soldiers have been ordered
to Rome to join the late Kings funeral pro-
cession.
| Senator Barnum, chairman of the Democratic
National Committee, is given as authority for
prediction that Mr.. Tilden will be a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for the Presi-
dency in $780,
Thirteen denominations of Methodists are
enumerated in the Methodist almanac for 1873,
having total membership in the United States
Of 3,3l5,OOO, and an aggregate membership in
all the world of 4, $685. 1888.
The Spanish ambassador at Paris is much to
be pitied. 1t is his duty to keep the ex-Queen
Isabella from going to Paris to attend the mar
rage of her son, Alphonso, but the hotrid old
woman insists that she will go.
Il Whether there is or not hell for the wicked,
after death, is subject of absorbing interest at
Chicago, which drew large congregations to the
dozen or more churches of that city, in which
the question was discussed Sunday.
Bonner and Vanderbilt are rivals in buying
high priced horses. Bonner paid $1,000 fol-
May Bird, whereupon Vanderbilt gave O,OOc
for Little Fred, and now Bonner has paid $40,
} 600 for Maud Macy, a six-year-old Kentucky
trotting mare, with fve-year-old record OF
2:27M.
Bishop Potter replies to recent attacks upor
DR.. Seymour, Bishop elect of the Diocese OF
Springfield, Ill, and says of the Reverend Doc
tor. He is plain, honest, loyal member Of
the church, Episcopal.) He is no follower
Of any of the eccentricities which have Of lat,
years crept into some of our churches
In 1887 the Fort Dearborn reservation wa.
sold. An Illinois party now claims that tn,
sale was not in accordance with law and il
therefore void, and that he has established s
claim to the property by locating land scrip t.
cover it. The business portion of Chicago il
built upon the land.
The Turks at Constantinople say the garri
son at Schipka had been notified that the ar
mistice had taken effect, SO that they wer,
taken completely unawares by the front and
, rear attack of the Russians and made little re
sistance. Without this scandalous ruse," ,
Pera correspondent says, the Russians would
have been disastrcusly defeated.
The people of England are described by ,
London correspondent writing December 29th
as affected by the financial depression tina
they are, generally speaking, sour, irritable
excitable, nervous, gloomy. almost reckless
Hundreds of thousands Of skilled men ar,
without work and scores Of thousands withou
bread.
, At WATERFORD, s. c., in dispute about loca
politics, Walter Harley said to Robert Fish
burne his brother-in-law, s'You and W. F
Fishburne are mean and cheap copies of tn,
, Rhetts without their brains or courage" Re
suit, duel, ten PAGES, revolvers, near savan
? nah. Ga, Saturday. Harley fired in the air
Fishburne shot Harley through the bowels, ant
fled.
ri The New York Sun warns New York and othe,
: eastern cities that they are in danger of losing
the South American trade, by its being turned
to New Orleans, and presents statistics which
j show that the United States exported to Soutl
America $50, 900 worth of goods in 1876
! and imported from there $163, 600, 900 worth
, That is trade worth striving for and it ca,
be greatly increased.