Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-14
GLOBELETS.

year than ever before.
Sitting Bull is becoming good Indian; that
| is to say, he is dying.
MIR. Dennis Kearney is among the missing
| but nobody misses him.
| Archibald Forbes is not coming to Canada
| with the Marquis of Lorne.
| Hepworth Dixon has started for the island
of Cyprus, and will write it up
The commissioner of agriculture estimates
the corn crop at 400, 0O0, 600 bushels.
| "a teacher who will preserve order or break
heads" is advertised for by Kansas school
board.
! Mr.. Bancroft's physicians have forbidden his
| removal from Newport until another fortnight
passes.
l. An English weekly review says that Queen
Victoria is said to be gravitating toward spirit
ualism.
There are 2,610 distilleries in Russia and the
tax on liquors produced in 1875 amounted to
1851, 1871, 1872.
Julia Ward Howe is going to visit the Sphinx.
Julia should kindly remember that the Sphinx
can't talk back.
They have just started up the first Touring
mill ever operated on Lake Superior. at Thun-
der Bay, On the north shore.
Mrs. Alexander, of Bridgeport. Conn. is
charged with numbering two men, and vet she
| weeps for more men to murder.
The Reformed Episcopal church has organized
| fourteen colored congregations in and around
Charleston. s. c., some of them meeting in log
buildings
Tice has recovered damages from the man
| who appropriated his representations and the
only genuine and reliable weather hereafter
| will be Tees.
Official report shows that all the coin pro-
duced from all minis of the United States
since 17s3, amounts, in round numbers to
81 ,290 000 900.
Affairs in the Anthracite mining regions do
not look very bright for the employment of la
Dor this winter Many of the men are in very
poor circumstances.
American hams sent to Europe it is claimed.
are largely repacked as Westphalian hams, and
sold In other countries at an enormous advance
on the first cost in this market
Evangelist Moody will not attempt any great
revival in Baltimore during the winter at hand
he has rented and furnished a house in that
city and will pass his time in study.
Prof Max Muller believes in the higher edu-
cation OF girls. He has just given 81 800 to be
invested to provide exhibition for scholar
ship at the high school for girls in Oxford.
Mrs. Ida Greedy Smiths son is to be known
as Horace Greeley, Jr. If, when of age the
innior wants to add Smith to his great, good
grandfather's name, he is Mt liberty do So
} Sunday schools have been maintained in
Palestine since 1909 by the London Society for
Promoting Christianity among the Jews and
more than a thousand children have attended
| them.
The French minister of marine has ordered
special commission to look into the merits of
Captain Boynton's swimming inventions, with
the view of making some use of them in the
French navy.
Rev. DIR. Burlington who went to Europe to
J have surgical attention for cancer on his lip,
has had the excrescence removed after two I'M
successful operations. He will return to his
: church in October.
The official statistics of immigration for the
last thirty years show that Germany and Ire
land have furnished us more than 2OOOO 600 I'M
migrants each, but that Germany is upward of
400 600 ahead of Ireland.
Plymouth Congregational church, the only
, |
banded, and it's members have organized them
selves into Presbyterian church, choosing
Rev. G. f. Thomas for pastor.
OF the 149 members of the California con-
stitutional convention So are lawyers, Sc farm
ers, 10 merchants, miners 20 artisans, ply
sicians, clerks. journalists, and 2 teachers,
while there is only one capitalist
The Jewish Times, of New York, speaking of
the histrionic talent of the Hebrews says that
Nine. Modjeska and Rose Eytinge are both
Jewesses, and that Lester Wallack and Edwin
Booth are both of Jewish descent. Rachel was
{ also Jewess.
General Joe Hawley "has gone into the coun-
try" from the crowded marts and thronged
streets of Hartford, to get his mind settled and
his ideas collected for a campaign speech He
wants to read up, also, on the happenings dur
! ing his absence in Europe.
IL you have pastor who has mezzo-so-
Z prano voice, and quotes the golden rule Chew
djew unto others yew would that others
should djew unchew yew," lay for him with
club at every opportunity. That kind of q
, man is always bent ON some kind of deyiltry.
1 There has been deep-laid conspiracy here
to drive from the pulpit" said the Rev.
ulI. Ddrues, Ol Lluora, iowa. ON SUNDAY week,
: but pious and practical brother arose and
said: THE congregation came here to worship
God, and not to hear matters that should be
, discussed in the committee-room.'
q Peter Bibeau, of st. Johnsbury, VT, young
man of 20, recently allowed himself to be oper-
s ated upon at an entertainment by mesmerist
t named Carpenter. He is now thought to be
fatally i'll with stoppage of the bowels as re-
suit of the influence" and his father has
sued the professor for 90, 900 damages for tres
pass on his sons person.
justice of the peace at Vincennes, EInd.,
: was recently waited upon by rural couple
who declined to give their names, but insisted
, about to tell each other was the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the truth. They
Q then whispered the matter to each other. paid
r the fees and left, looking very happy.
MIR. Z. William Thorne has just been nom
mated for Congress in North Carolina. He is
> the gent eman who was expelled from the Leg
: ialature in 1874 for publishing pamphlet
denying the existence of God. His trial be-
, fore committee of the House caused much
y excitement at the time and was attended by
/ many clergymen from all parts of the country.
8 The theological students in the Seminary of
t the Northwest, at Chicago are stability pro-
vided for in the way of personal comforts.
:: The supply of iron forks has run very low, and
the spoons no better than they ought to be-
! The furniture is battered, the crockery is
cracked, and the carpets to rags.