Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-09
GLUBELETS.

the 18th.
street boys In London get arrested for .plaY-
ing at Turks and Russians" which seems to
involve some hearty fighting.
The Quebec Mercury says that "ercent nm
Sundays the streets of that c,tv have
not been swept for eight years.
man has been arrested IN the suburbs Of
London for obstructing the highway by preach
ing and attracting disor.lerly crowd
MIR. VIM. W. Corcoran viii spend the sum.
.ner az the White Sulphur springs. He ia
IN his eightieth year, and has excellent
health.
The Sea Cliff camp meeting opened on the
4th with clam bake, at WI ich g. OO peop,e de-
Voured the clans. About 100 STAYED to tho -.
hgious exercises.
New York city has a club named the Full
Bearded Company" consisting of forty mem
with boards ranging in length from two feet to
four feet six inches
Inc shah only took with him to Paris thirty.
SIX boxes OF gold coin, valued at s24. 900 per
box. Few people would object to receiving
such box in the ear.
One of the ''ephemeral celebrities, of o,
don set a new fashion by appearing DURING ,ba
Ascot races with her initials worked in gold on
her black silk parasol
Dennis hearney, the California agitator il 81
years of age; native of Oakmount, Cork. Ire
land; married; Catholic; and temperate in
everything but language.
Chicago canal boat has been lost Tia
last seen of it, it was floating down the Illinois
river towards st. Louis, where it was probably
confscated by belle for slipper.
About fve-and-twenty new histories Of III.
United States, called, have been published
within the last three years. The worst of it is
that the pages too small for wrappi1o
paper.
The Cincinnati Gazette is stirring up the In
habItants of that city on the subject of Shakes
peare's religious tendencies. There are more
merry wives in Cincinnati than there ever
were at Windsor
Many European fetes were postponed by the
late death of King George, of Hanover. The
deceased monarch's fortune, which is admin
istered' by the German government, is esti-
mated at e.. 100000.
bill has been introduced into the Hawaiian
legislature forbidding importation of China
men except with their wives. The Hawaiians
are evidently jealous of the superior attrac-
tons of the Cinnamon.
Beecher does not think we'll of forging GER
tihcates to election returns, or of writing let
tiers to red-headed mutual friends. He knows
how it Is himself, and pities Stanley Matthews
from the bottom of his heart.
Humans red bandana handkerchief is 70
be handed down to posterity with Greeley's
white hat. In Mrs. Fassetts painting of tho
electoral tribunal the Senator is painted with
| it hanging carelessly over his left arm.
The Dutch originally paid 1924 for Manhattan
island, a small sum indeed. but which, if
placed at compound interest, would now have
amounted to 5000, 0O0-more than New
York would bring even at this late day.
| Ecuador had constitutional convention
i'll session during the first five months of ths
year. and the result is said to be worse con.
| stitution than before. When will these South
Americans quit initiating the United States?
Mrs. Annie Besant has been vainly asking
leave of the English master of the rolls, to APP
peal against the decision taking her child from
her and giving it to her husband, from whom
she has been separated on account of her free
There five female Journalists in Michigan,
not including the sweet singer They have
dispensed with the telegraph as an agency for
The spead of news and tell their neighbors of
passing events as profound secret, mot to be
| told for the world, you know"
Quite discussion has sprung up in London
| over the sufferings occasiored to horses by the
| asphalt pavement The pavement finds some
| resolute defenders, who make themselves go
| ridiculous that the horses have difficulty in
maintaining their equine-imity.
Less than 800 men in the English army wear
! the Victoria cross-a scrap of gun-metal in
scribcd ''for valor,'' and carrying with it an
allowance of $50 year to non-commissioned
officers and men. They are of all ranks, from
drummer-boys up to generals.
The Maharajah of Gohore is in England on a
visit of some months. He has received various
honors from the British government for con-
spicuous services in its interest. He it was
whom Shakespeare had in view when he ex-
claimed Shake not thy Gohore locks at me-"
Walt Whitman, for the good of his now weak
| and paralytic frame, treats himself to pro-
tracted sun-baths and rubbing. The gray old
q
unusual sprightliness by the death of hi.
friend Bryant, and has written some rich bits
of prose about him.
While Mrs. Hayes travelling through tho
Adirondacks, the coach came to school-house
over which foated the star spangled banner.
| and in front of which stood group Of young
scholars waving miniature flags. Mrs. Hayes
quite over-awed the little ones by alghting and
shaking hands with each of them.
An Indian grave containing four skeletons.
was recently discovered at Revere, Mass. One
skeleton, evidently that of a warrior clasped
in its right hand largo clam-shell, containing
the bowl of stone pipe, smaller pipe COM
plete, ochre and ver,nilion, war paint, and
substance resembling tobacco.
Sir Charles Nugent, of Saddington Hall, in
England, has gone into bankruptcy. Hi. as
sets are 800 and his liabilities $780, 600. He has
lost $500, 600, nearly his whole fortune, on TIE
turf, and had hard luck in other matters. Sir
f. Farquhar. who owed him s45, O0O died with
out paying him and left no estate
One of the features of the exhibition is what
is known as the American bar. On account of
the trouble caused by an Amel lean bar at
Vienna, Governor Mccormick refused to have
such an institution in the section here Some
enterprising Englishmen have fitted one up at
the end of the English section, where all the
American drinks are built in the latest styles
Nothing Nesc.
st. Charles Timesl
The argument of ex-Gov. Davis before
the impeachment court is reported as being
the greatest effort of his life. Pehaw.
That's nothing new. He never makes
Speech in ST. PauI hut fhat ~ ,,,., roa,,.oa