Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-01
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Chicago Il to have big cattle show.
The fnt steamer Of the new American line
OF steamer4 to Brazil will sail next week.
Fifty thousand ox-tonguss we're recently
taken by ateamer from the river Plata 10
Southampton, England.
It will relieve many anxious minds to learn,
on the authority Of the Philadelphia Tines,
that AL is serene along the Kiskiminitas.''
The Louisville Courer-Jo Journal thus touches
off gentleman who is still waving the bloody
in peace he fights them.
Rio Janeiro, the Brazilian capital, will socn
have permanent exposition building, in
which at all times the wares Of manufacturers
in the United States will be shown and orders
taken for the same.
The Japanese government Is SO we'll pleased
with Bells telephone that the police static ms
in the metropolis, the Emperor's palace, and
the government departments are, or will soon
be, in telephone communication with each
other.
There is woman in Enoland for whom
Pirate Sherman should send whenever he again
wants to get up a lying sensation like the Eliza
Pinkston business. Her husband bit off her
nose. and the woman deliberately testified in
court that she bit it off herself.
Bets have been made in Paris that Lorraine
will be French soil before Christmas. The
story runs that Bismarck is to be invited to re-
land, and perhaps part of Belgium. A very
nice arrangement for Bismarck but not at all
one that either France Or England would
agree to.
The four-oared crew of Columbia college will
sail from New York for Liverpool on May %.
The race in which they will engage on the
Thames is the great English amateur race of
the year, open to all corners and crafts, and
takes place July 4. If there be anything in
omens, the date is an suspicious one for the
Americans but.
The investigation Of the frauds in the build
ing of the new custom house in Chicago has
brought many startling details to he surface,
but the climax is capped by the statement that
the chimneys above the roof of the CUSTOM
house have cost as much as the entire stone
work on the two vast fronts of the splendid
fremont house.
It is reported at Fort A. Lincoln that Gen.
Miles will be put on recruiting service. Should
this occur, says Bismarck letter. 'tbe Yellow
stone boys and Sinking Water girls would
abuse Uncle Sam worse than a horse thief. -
Now what have the girls been doing to the cor.
respondent to warrant his giving them such an
ugly front name?
There is every indication that Montreal will
be lively town on the 18th of July. Delega.
tions from Ontario are expected to take part in
the Orange procession, and prominent Irish
Catholics declare that if such intention is car.
ried out there will be force of $4,000 Catholic
1rishmen brought from the United States to op.
pose the Orangemen.
The United States official Register contains
the name. Office and salary of every government
official. And how many names do you suppose
there are? Eighty thousand and more! Ard
each and every one holding his Office by virtue
of fraud. Eighty thousand respectable Ameri.
cans constructively guilty of the receipt Of
stolen goods
O'Leary's victory was partially due to his
having India rubber aud leather alternately
fixed on the heels of his hoods, which material,
counteracted the hardness of the track after il
had become set, and he had an ample suppl,
Of the best made boots, whereas the other com
petitors had ill-made boots and shoes, and yer,
few had two pairs.
Pinchback- cofee-colorel Pinch" Of Louisi
| ana-is not fool. He advises the colored me1
to have some political independence, and tell,
rigid Republicans to take note that the Demo
cratic party in the South is we'll disposed to tn,
| negroes, and that Republicans may soon hav,
to say that not only Pinchback but all tn
colored men have sold out.
| Martin Townsend, the jolly joker in Con
gress, from the Troy, N. Y. district, has
weakness and regard for dogs. bill wa
recently before the House concerning the taxa
ton and pounding Of dogs. in the district O
Columbia, and Mr.. Townsend pleaded earnestl,
that impounded dogs should be kept for forty
eight hours before being killed, instead o
twenty-four hours, as the bill provided.
Lieut.. c. c. De Rudio, Of the 9TH cavalry, ha
in press an autobiography. De Rudio was on
Of the four conspirators who tried to bombshe]
Emperor Napoleon to death in 1858. He wa
sentenced to death, but the empress saved hir
on account Of his youth In the Custer fgl
De Rudio was with Reno and for nine hour
was cut off by himself in the woods, only e.
Gaping by the skin of his teeth.
The Russians are alleged to have plan ia
setting the Bosphorus afre by pouring upon
a thousand tons of petroleum and igniting il
As it hoated down with the current it woul
make the whole length and breadth Of the nal
rows river of FIRE. The crews of the BIRTHS
iron-clads, midway in the straits, would be DE-
stroyed, and the ships fall au easy prey to tn
Russians. Thus the elephant devises brillian
schemes for the confounding Of the whale.
Gen. Ignatief is man of sagacity. Thi
was his advice to the daughter of the family i
whose house he lived at San Stefano: ''If 20
are wise, mademoiselle, you will have the roo1
in which the peace was signed photographed
and sent to Europe for sale. You will realiz
in this way considerable fortune; and a
though pretty face has no doubt great valu
in the matrimonial markets it is not the less al
tractive when backed up by golden charms"
In 1884 the law Incorporating the Massach,
setts bank provided that if any officer or SCI
want embezzled or converted to his own uf
any of the effects of the bank, he should |
set upon the gallows with rope about his necl
or be set upon the pillory for the space of tw
hours, should forfeit all his personal estate an
the issues of all his real estate during life. II
was also to be rendered infamous and incapabl
of sustaining any Office, civil or military.
revival of this enactment might have saluto1
effect in these times.
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