Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-28
GLoBELETs.

Nellie Grant Will bring her rotund Sartoris
to visit her home in May
Robert q. Newell ("Orpheus c. Kerry is
doing editorial work in New York city.
Colorado is about to import into the noun
famous districts the yak or Thib OK.
Vitalzed phosphate is an article of food of
.sreat value to the nervous and debilitated.
Father MeCarty, of Monson, Mass hss
patented candlestick to be used in funeral
5ervices.
one-half of per cent. of the population Of
this country suffer from severe forms of defec-
tive articulation.
London. like Rome, has had visitation of
tieas, which. it is believed, we're imported in
Oriental mating.
a former tutor of the Marquis of Iorne says
there is not more industrious woman in Eng
land than the Princess Louise.
The great banquet to Lord Dufferin in Bel
fast was, as he said in his speech, the greatest
| compliment ever offered in Ulster
The slave trade is being stealthily carried on
IN the Read Sea, the slaves being taken from
Abyssinia to the Arabian coast.
An Illinois jury recently struck for their
pay. refusing to render verdict until the
judge promised to see that they got their DUE
Because she thought he used too much tobac-
CO. woman of Melrose, Mass, locked her hus-
band up in hen-house and horsewhipped him.
When Mrs. Boucicault landed in New York
she went straight to her husbands rooms and
took dinner with him. The gossips feel out.
ragged.
The German soldier who would discard his
helmet and fight in forage cap would oet
fortnight's imprisonment, according to disci
pine.
The proceeds of a breach of promise suit are
to be appropriated for repairs on church at
Bowling Green, Ky. The girl sues for no other
purpose.
The Indiana supreme court has decided in
the suit of church against u mem Der, that
subscriptions made on Sunday cannot be col
lected by law
Victor Hugo Is giving sittings to Bonnat the
| successful Paris artist, for n portrait The
work promises to rival the portrait of Theirs,
by the same artist
An order has been issued for the insroduo-
| tlonlnto the Prussian army of a new kind of
| 'irum, with metal drumstcks, invented by
/ Herr Bertram. of Rendsburg.
The people of Utica propose introducing the
hockport steam-heating system. and to that
/ end will probably form company with CAPT
/ tai of 100000, and erect works near the Mo-
| hawk river.
| The friends of Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr..
| IRE urging his name for the district Judges hin,
i made vacant by the appointments of Judge
| TphD Tpyyal1 nf Roc -
circuit court.
The engagement is announced of Miss Bessie
| Conkling only daughter of Senator Corkling.
| to Mr.. W. G. Oakman, superintendent of the
| Utica division of the Delaware Lackawanns &
! Western railroad.
Martha Washington was the only woman
who ever enjoyed the franking privilege in this
republic. April, 8, 1900, after her husbands
death, Congress gave her free use Of The mails
| during the rest of ner life.
Thus far the popular subscriptions to Bos-
toms new loan of 100000 amount to $685.
600, but it is rumored that New York parties
| stand ready to take the remainder upon the
issue of the bonds in February.
| An unfortunate social scandal is agitatina
military circles in Washington, on the discov-
| cry that Lieut.. Blair. of the army who re-
Gently married the widow Of Gen. Gordon
Granger, has wife and children in Scotland.
King Kalakaua of the Sandwich Islands, who
writes racy idiomatc English has addressed
letter of several pages to gentleman in New
York concerning the inve ton of a gun with
| which he has been amusing his royal leisure.
An Enlish paper remarks that, although the
hunting season has set in but month, an adj
mira has been half killed member of parlia-
ment has been badly damaged. and Lady Flor
ence Dixie has been laid up with conclusion of
the brain.
The cleo ton of Mr.. F. Leighton to the presi-
dency of the British Royal academy gives great
satisfaction to Queen Victoria. There were
five votes on the first ballot for Mr. Horsey. a
man also of great merit. The choice was then
| made unanimous.
/ lnexhaustlble beds of Ignite have been
| found between Jaffa and the Dead Sea. This
with the asphaltum, also abundant, will make
| the Holy Land coal supplier for all Egypt
and Syria, both of which having no wood, pay
from sl2 to S14 q ton for foreign coal.
Lord Clanwilliam, though not the father of
the house OF lords point age, held his
title for a longer period than any other mem
Der OF the peerage He succeeded to the earl
dom In 1905, the year before the death of Pitt
and Fox, when he was boy 10 years old.
The little Prince of Naples has suffered much
in health since the attempt to assassinate his
royal father. His nights were disturbed by
| vivid dreams which the figure of the assas-
sin appeared to him, and all the incidents of
| fbn orf1 hoo. al L.
Cry of terror.
The Philadelphia authorities have pro hibited
| the continuance of the tine-honored pavement
washing daring the winter months. There is
| woe among the women, of course and one of
them writes to the Leager asking that the men
| be prohibited from using tobacco till they can
turn on the water again.
Lady Sophia Mcnamara, who accompanies
Princess Louise, is an Irish girl from Kerry,
sister of Lord Listowel. who was long lord in
waiting on the queen. She herself was a maid
| of honor and as such formed a friendship with
! the princess. She is The wife of a plain Eng
Iish squire Of fair fortune
/ frankie Chapman. daughter of Methodist
clergyman in Jackson, Ohio, went to public
| ball in Cincinnati where she had been living,
and drank much wine with friend, Miss
Agans, that she became intoxicated. They
went home together, quarrelled, fought, and
Miss Chapman killed her antagonist by strik.
ing her on the head with a pitcher.
Catholic congress which has been held at
Lille has recommended Catholics to abstain
from giving or attending hunting or fishing
parties ON Sunday, and to avoid Sunday travel
i ing except in case of necessity. The congress