Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-06
GLOBELETS.

in the wild and daring occupation of
sheep farming.
maiden lady of Reading desires to be
elected constable at the next election, so that
she can catch man.
Boston Post: Minnesota is advertising In
Boston fcr money and offering 10 per cent. We
thought Minnie had more common sense than
that.
The anniversary of the taking of the Bastile
was the occasion of many dinners and speeches
in France last month, but al passed off
quietly.
Mehemet Ali Pasha, whose maiden name was
Julius Detroit, is staying at Magdeburgh. his
native city, where he seems to be the lion of
the day.
A Michigan woman hid her COW under the
hay to keep her out of sight OF the tax collect
or, and newspaper calls it case of cow-hid-
ing by female.
A Paris editor wrote FIVE beautiful articles on
Socialism which were loudly praised, and the
government gave him the freedom of the city
prison for five ears.
Turner'S Falls Reporter; It is impossible
for actress to hold the mirror UP TO nature
without occasionally peeping around to see
how her back hair looks,
A Wheeling, W. Va, snake was the favorite
of the COW it daily sucked, but the snake
CHANGING to bite the teat while a boy was try
ing to drive it away. the COW sickened and
died.
A blind Albany N. Y, girl, who stirred the
hearts of the charitable she sat at street
corner reading Bible with raised letters, has
been picked up drunk the streets and sent
to jail.
| Girl walters at the seashore are OF no use.
They attend only to the good-looking young
men, and the homely women wait in vain to-
be waited on. Women have no business TO be
| homely.
The of steam street railroads is ex-
pressly provided for in several bills lately
passed by the British legislature. The speed is
limited to eight miles in towns, and ten in the
! country.
wealthy resident of Brooklyn having been
informed by the spirits that if his dead wife
had lived u few months longer she would have
borne him son, has erected Il monument to
his spirit son, whom he has christened Charles.
Who viii say that the pulpit does not keep
pace with the times? At London church
the other day the preacher announced for his
subject The British Possession of Cyprus
and the Protectorate Over the Lands OF the
Bible
Rev Louis Z. Hostietot, who was recently
elected president of the American college at
Rome, is about 81 years OF age; originally from
the diocese of New York, and WAS educated at
the institution over which he is now called to
preside
A double-barreled shotgun, with stock of
rosewood, inlaid with gold and deliberately
carved, and costing 81, l00 is the remaining
, evidence of young English noblemans visit
to California year ago. His money ran sho,t
l and he sold the gun.
Marshal MacAlahon, who is seventy-one years
old, is the smartest man in France to-day. he
gets up at o clock in the morning, builds the
kitchen fire, draws the water, feeds the chick
ems, and has the table-coth on by the time
Mrs. MacMahon gets down stairs
Mary a. Liyermore delivered speech OF.
woman suffrage to genteel gathering of ladies'
and gentlemen in London about two weeks
ago 1t was an invitation affair at the house
of member of parliament, and vote of
? thanks was passed at the end of the perform
ance.
. A Greene county, Pennsylvania, mother Mrs.
: q. W. Iantz, gave birth to fine healthy boy
o June %, and sixteen days later she became the
& mother of girl. The is said to be well
I authenticated, and if you doubs it you can
s have chance to break Lantz with her hus-
Il band.
r. When Queen Victoria maiden, gossip
,f had it that she was inclined to look tenderIy
If upon Lord Alfred Paget, then Il handsome
1t young officer and thought of mar. ying him.
l. Saturday the eldest son of this gentleman was
al married to an American girl Miss Minnie
l. Stevens, of New York.
~ An Edinburgh man. tried for the murder OF
~ his child. proved that he somnambulst
70 and that he had killed it while asleep. The
10 court released him, but condition that his
., friends should hereafter that he slept alone
,p and did not have a chance of getting up al
c night to kill any one else.
I'd The physical development exhibited by ths
tie university students in Scotland has been ascer
al tanned by Scotch professors to belong in. thu
~ first degree to the Scotch and Scotch-Irish from
-. -, Ulster, accustomed to feed oat meal
Englishmen, not q ven to the porridge, ranl
far below in measurement.
The water of the Des Moines river became St
hot during the recent heated term that FISH die,
by the thousand Large sized picl1erel wer
taken from the surface of the water and upol
being plunged into springs speedily recovered
1' and were as lively Although it look
IN like it, this is no fish story.
Is Two negroes were killed by lightning a
l Preston Bend, Texas and the belief anon
IT'S thar people was that they were objects of d
vine wrath. revival of religion was the i'm
AS mediate consequence, and nearly every negr
tn in the country is convert Lightning az
7 means of grace is not destined to be popular
al however
* Miss Pearl Eytlnge is step-daughter of Sc
'ld Eytinge, the artist, and takes her name by al
ua Stunning that of her mother husband She
ca not blood-relation of Miss Rose Eytinge VIII
wa Is, however, cousin of Sol Eytinge. Mis-
- Courtney Barnes of the Lyceum company, is
il daughter of Rose Eytinge by her first HUSBAND
asst who was founder of the Albany Empress.
he
Five Million More of Six Per Cents {
1865 Called In.
n WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The treasury d.
as pa1tment this morning issued the sixty-fift
We call for the redemption of $50 bonds of 1856;
ILL., consols of 1865. The call is for $4,000, o0f
- of which So, 100000 are coupon and 50 800