Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS PARAGRAPHS.

Richard Cnur-De-Lion once took the
Bishop of Beauvais prisoner in battle
The Pope, hearing oft, sent to him to
say that he had broken the privilege of
holy church and taken his son. The king
IN reply, sent him the armor in which
the bishop was taken, with this in writ
ing, wide mum hac sit vests flliitui.
(See whether this be thy sons or no.
4 good reputation should be preserved
with especial care, for when once LOST, it
is always difficult, and sometimes even
impossible, to recover it. Good renown
is like lee which, when once broken. can
never be made whole again. The follow
ing fable affords a very useful lesson on
this subject. 1t happened one dav that
Fire, Water, and Reputation were travel
ing together; they were celebrating how
they should meet again, in case of LOSING
each other. Fire said, sYou will find me
when you see snoke," Water said.
NV here you see marshy places, you will
find me- But Reputation said, Take
care you do not seperate from me: should
you DO SO, you run a great risk of never
meeting me again; tor when / am once
lost, it is very seldom am ever recover
ed.n
A day or two since lad some EIGHT
years OF age said to his mother: Mother
which are we, Catholics or Episcopals?''
''We amt any Of them,' saida Younger
brother, chipping in, s'were Pacific Coast
Pierneers. '-Virginso Enterprise.
At dinner the host introduces to the ia
vorable notice OF the company splen-
did trutfied pheasant, amid murmurs of
admiration. "lsn't it beautyen he saws.
"Dr. So-and-so gave it to me--kilIed it
himself" cav, what was he treating il
for?" says one of the guests Paris Pa
pers.
It's good plan to square up with ev-
rybody at this season, even if the money
to pay isnot on hand. We ought to know
just how much we owe to each and how
much each owes to US. These old ac-
counts that stand along year after year
are bad things, and they are intolerable
nuisance unless they are run over occa-
sionally SO that they may be kept straight
between man and man. urM Men York
err.
II is often asked why u certain kind of
paper is known by the name of stools
cap" When Oliver Cromwell became Pro.
tector, after the execution of Charles I.
he caused stamp, representing the cap
Of liberty, to be placed upon the pape,
used by the.government. Soon after tn,
restoration OF Charles H. he had occasion
to use some paper for dispatches, wher
some OF this paper was brought to him
On observing the stamp lie asked it
meaning, and, on being informed, h
said, "Take it away; I will have nothin.
to Go with FOOLS cap!''
I '.Soon after l came to Washington
three years ago a waif on the bowling
, sea Of journalistic adventure, gathered
| up my courage and felt that l must Sc
Mary Clemmer or de- writes femal
Washington correspondent. The Brook
? lyn Union argus adds that cit isa gloom
: reHec ton that she succeeded in seem
$ Mary Clemmer."
! a correspondent asks what is the bes
! method of feeding cattle in winter. w
a don, It exactly know. One man migi
prefer to take the OK in his lap and fee
him with spoon. Others would brin
i him into the d1nning-room and let hil
t sit at the table with the old folks. Taste
differ In matters of this kind.