Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-24
GLOBELETS.
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There are only about one thousand tramps
in Massachusetts,.
The commercial development of Bismarck
has resulted in the establishment of Beard
of Trade 1t is new saloon.
So far fourteen Episcopal dioceses have con-
sented to the conservation of DR.. Seymour as
Bishop of Springfield, and four have voted no.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed
bill making it penal offense to lie to the pub
lie or to stockholders, the part of any Off
Ger of corporate company trust.
The silver and resumption repeal men OF the
House agreed that they will not pass the
legislative and salary bill until both their
measures become laws. Mr.. Hayes must wait
for his $50 900 until then.
MitchelIs feeder for the Northern Pacific
railway is more accurately described by the
Chicago Times as sucker" designed to tap
the line and draw the Oregon, Washington and
Idaho trade southwark to the Union Pacific.
Down East they are learning to explain the
recent numerous failures in business by talk
ing about John Shermans grip. He does seem
to have the country by the throat, and to be
determined to choke as long and as hard as
Congress will permit.
Senator Jones, the Nevada silver king, Is
having a $4,000 ice machine made for his ice
factory, at New Orleans, which is the principal
source of ice supply for that city and the West
India Islands. His profits of one year on arti-
fetal ice making We're $3.50, 0O0
party whose modesty is wonderfully small
asks Congress for $50, 900, 600 towards buildin:
narrow-gauge railroad from the Atlantic to
the Pacific. There is nothing narrow-gauge
about the protector, however. He would take
more money if he could get it.
Fifty deserters from American whaling ships
were brought to Boston a few days ago. The
captain who gave them passage from Fayal, de-
clares them gang of lazy, worthless lubbers,
and says he would have given thousand dol
| lars to have been free of their company.
In Peru the Cinnamon marry women of the
poorer classes, make good husbands join the
| Catholic Church bring up their children In the
| best manner, and are quiet, industrious, re-
spected citizens, who have wish to go back
| to China or to have their bones sent there.
The report that Flood & O'3rien intend to
establish $4,000, 600 bank in New York, to
encourage operations in Pacific slope stocks, is
denied. But they do intend to start in New
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purpose, but not with such an amount of
money.
Edward S. Stokes, who killed jim. Fisk, is
involved in fresh scandal at New York, it be-
ing alleged that the woman in case where the
aggricyed husband sues for damages, is
Stokes mistress and he her third paramour.
Stokes is, accordingly, to be called as a witness
} for the prosecution.
Charles Palmer of Muskegon, who had pre-
viously shown symptoms eff insanity, during
the absence of his father few days ago. killed
nine cows, piled his fathers furniture on and
around the stove, fired it. and fled to the woods.
The furniture mostly destroyed, although
. the fire was extinguished with small damage to
t the house. The young has not yet been
found.
The organization of members of the House
of Representatives, formed Monday evening,
starts out with agreement to remonetlzc
silver and repeal the resumption act, after
, which, and not till then, those who want to
n press other financial measures movement
: for abolishing national banks will be free tc
0 reorganize not, as they please.
$ brilliant genius, after night of drinking
Z, and debaucl, scratched with diamond on the
|. glass from which he drank his morning rc
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