Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-10
GLoBELETS.

Lucca is great favorite in Vienna. Lucky
| for her.
Susan B. Anthony made greenback stump
speech at Rochester the other evening.
Ex-senator Trumbull, of Illinois. doe. a
large business at the bar of the supreme court.
Lieutenant Gladstone. of the British navy.
son of ex-Premier Gladstone, is at OTTAWA
Canada
| The queen has contributed $500 to the fund
| In aid of the sufferers by the Haydock colliery
explosion.
| The gas wells of Beaver Falls. Pa, Weld lo0.
| 600 feet of gas every day. Gath and Eli
Perkins are green with envy.
| The King and Queen of Italy have laid aside
/ their mourning for Victor Emmanuel which
| they have Worn for six months
Many Boston liquor dealers have been dupea
by lawyers, who obtained fees by promising to
secure licenses. which they never got
The King of Burmah recently imprisoned all
his ministers for several hours because they
were not punctual in attending council
The Southern Pacific railroad is shaded by
a continuous line of cottonwood trees planted
for telegraph poles. They all sprouted and
| live.
Ayoung lieutenant in the British navy has
been committed without bail by London po-
lice magistrate for stealing two five-pound
notes.
| Slgnor Frapolli, who will soon return to this
country, has undergone surgical operation,
| which he hopes will relieve his tenor of its
nasal twang.
New Haven Register: A Western editor
! declares that he no mans collar Ger
| tainly not. What would Western editor but
/ ton collar to?
The skull of Captain Jack. the Modoc chief,
who was hanged for the murder of Gen. CANDY.
adorns the library of the Jewett Scientific So
ciety Of Lockport.
/ United States Treasurer Gilfllan wife and
| daughters, are at Ocean City. Assistant Treas
urer Wyman will act as treasurer during Mr.,
! Gilfllan's absence.
Boston Post: 1t is fair to presume that some
of the good men of old used to get little
started now and then, for St. Matthew tells US
of his wheat tares.
Il Washington hotel advertises free drinks, in
order to retain its boarders through the sum-
mer.-BoSto,, Post Such plan is corn Juice
| i've to incompetence.
/ Oliver Cromwell, of England, ia the name of
| a Connecticut roundhead who was the other
day convicted of stealing watermelons, and
sent to the New Britain Jail.
Queen Christina has arrived at Havre in
hopes of being benefited by the sea air, though
her physicians wished her TO remain III Paris.
She passed bad night in consequence of the
journey.
Judge Kelly, of Philadelphia, is in bad
health, and under the advice of his physicians,
Will spend the present month in MinneQua
Springs. Afterwards he contemplates sir
weeks trip to London.
Philadelphia Times: The prevailing .vmp-
toms that Mr.. Dennis Kearney if given
rope enough will hang himself long before he
has perfected arrangements for strin1ing up
the bondholders
The Canadian guests of the st. Cloud hotel
at Old Orchard beacon voted, % to s, that they
didn't approve of the appointment of the mar
qns of Lorne. 1t is rumored that the MARQUIS
will come, nevertheless.
A gold watch formerly owned by President
Andrew Jackson, has been found III n pawn
brokers' shop in Boston. On the back of the
inside case is the inscription: Andrew Jack
son. Hermitage, 1926"
a marble bust of Charles Francis Adams BIZ
". W. Story, and dated Rome, 1872 was on
Saturday placed on exhibition in Boston, and
it is thought that even this bust will act as
refrigerator for the whole town.
Quite a sensation has been caused in Lima
Peru. by the discovery of big hole in the wall
of the convent of La Trinidad, one of the nuns
having escaped, or attempted To escape, through
it from her cell to the street Of San Pablo.
The English post Office department wanted
few women clerks. and advertised for them
applicants to call between 10 A. II. and noon
Three thousand women put in an appearance
and the streets We're blockaded for two hours.
1t is interesting to note in connection with
the occupation of Cyprus that the Indian gov
eminent has reoccupied the island of Socotra.
off the entrance of the gulf of Alden. The Brit
ish flag rchoisted on the island about two
months ago
Mr.. W. II. Appleton, of the firm of Appleton
d Co. of New York, has given $l2, 500 to the
Appleton Orphans Acme, in Macon, Georgia,
besides many books. The institution is under
charge of the Protestant Episcopal denomina-
ton, with the bishop of the diocese at it's
head.
Nilsson, they say. will he shortly installed as
Grand Mistress of the Ancient Charitable Ma
sonic Order Of THE Eastern Star" composed
chiefly of ladies of rank and distinction whose
male relatives belong to the fraternity, and
who devote themselves to works of mercy and
} charity.
President Seelye of Amherst, having bap-
tized a japanese student named Kauda, son of
the Governor of Hiogo the Toxic Times says
that it is "a little surprising that japanese
should have been willing to receive baptism or
anythi & else at the hands Of the public de-
famer of his country.
I5,"rnsat.'s ipprcitensions.
Washington Telegram to Cincinnati Enquire