Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-15
GLoBELErs.


During third of the year the sun is neyar
visible at Balmoral castle.
A Texas man is making his way to Fort West
with lou prairie dogs for sale.
There is in London a society called the s'Con-
dltlonal Immortality Association
It expensive to raise children in LeadviIle
milk sells for thirty five cents quart.
Gov. Talbot of Massachusetts,, with his coun
Gil, is on tour of inspection of State institu-
tiOns
James Gordon Bennett, of the New York Her.
AID, will sail for India next month, and be alb
sent a year. -@'5:' ,...'.5.
A despatch from Rome announces the death
of the Princess Caroline Bonaparte, widow of
Prince Antonio. . ~. ..z' ..s
Mr.. John G. Whittier is to read poem at
the unwilling of the statue of ''Emancipation''
in Park Square, Boston. :ss~
A burglar chloroformed eight persons and
robbed the house, and then did not get enough
to pay for the chloroform.
OF the 100000 Hebrews in the world, sta
tisticians say there are 5000 900 in Europe and
1,500, 900 in the United States.
Mr.. Pierre Lorillard, Jr., is reported to be
engaged to Miss Cassie Hamilton, of No. 80
West Twenty-irst street, New York
Prince Bismarck's family gets into carriage
in the following order: First, Bismarck, then
Bismarck's dog, next Bismarck's wife.
The Italian government has resolved on
sending yearly two professors of Greek to
Greece to study the modern language.
Matthew Arnold, the poet, calls Sara Bern
hardt "a fugitive vision of delicate features
under shadow of hair and cloud Of Lace
In August the number of CONGREGATIONS in
Russia reached the high figure of 2,9S7, doing
damage to the amount of 20, $50, 900 roubles.
A Pittsburgh physician has bed of mush-
rooms growing in his cellar from which he
keeps his table almost constantly employed.
Baltimore owes only s7,04O,OO2. Her ward
politicians weep and gnash their teeth and
swear they are in the middle of the dark ages
The Fenian organization in Manchester,
England, has been entirely broken up through
the vigorous action of the Roman Catholic au-
thorities.
The ex-Queen of Spain is charmed with the
new wife picked out by her son, who was per-
fectly Indifferent as to whether she was charm
ed or not.
Elopements in Missouri are usually made BY
two couples together. and the surviving hus-
bands and wives consider it all as a four-Qone
conclusion.
blooming damsel, called upon to make
an oath before the county clerk the other day,
blushingly raised her right hand, said damn
it," and then sat down.
The destruction of Haworth church was be-
gun three weeks ago. An immense multitude
attended the final services. Among them were
many devoted admirers of the Bronte family.
NJ Vieuxtemps, having finally and for reason
| of failing health resigned his position at tn 9
Royal Conservatory of Music at Brussels, is
to receive a pension from the Belgian govern
ment.
One of the most enlightened monarchs of
the present day is the queen of Madagascar.
who labors earnestly to impress upon her SUBJ
jects the Importance of sobriety aud educa-
| ton.
Professor Gray, it, is announced, has been
| recognized as the original inventor of the tele-
phone and is to receive 20 per cent of the
profits from the rental of the machines in
America.
The ravages of the phylloxera in the vine
yards throughout Switzerland and Italy is re-
| ported by the local papers to have been greatly
exaggerated. There will be the average wine
crop this year.
| There is an exodus of some consequence
from the maritime provinces of Canada. The
Toronto Globe says that thousands are going
| from Nova Scotia to the United States in search
| Of employment.
At the age of 80, man living in a farm
house at Hampton, N. H., finds himself able
to read fine print, although for fifty years he
| was entirely blind. Six months ago his sight
| suddenly returned to him.
Archer, lately Lord Falmouth's jockey. is in
the happy position of having made his fortune
before he is Is. He is now to receive sIjO0 a
year as first jockey to the Duke of Westmr er,
and another $4,000 year from another source.
| A pioneer party Of about seventy farmers
from Sweden have sailed from Liverp ul for
the province of Manitoba, and if the movement
should prove successful they will be joined by
| 600 others from the same country in liz: spring.
The Albany (Ga.) advertiser says the colored
! people of Dougherty county are prospecting.
As evidence of this, every Saturday number q
Of buggies the street containing coiored
people, who are the owners of the vehicles, may
| be seen.
Under date Yokohama Aug. IL, Mr.. Lilley,
agent of the English National Bible society in
Japan, writes that 20, 900 persons in that coun-
/ hwy, how, o1r 81
government has promptly established a most
rigid quarantine.
The funeral of NJ. Viollet-Leduc, the emf
nent Fiench architect, took place at Lausanne
on Sept. 20, and the clerical French papers
comment on the fact that the restorer of so
many cathedrals should have prescribed non
religious ceremony.
M. Paul de Cassagnac's latest piece of inso-
lence is article in his newspaper, the Paris
Pays, headed "Lost, Dog and offering re-
ward to anybody who will find cur answering
| to the mama of Gustave Simon, and will bring
| it by the ear to the Office Of his Journal
! Much interest has been felt in Florence at
| the discovery Of over six hundred paintings be-
! longing to the masters of the sixteenth century
| laid away to rot and perish in government
buildings; the authorities intend placing tb, q,
| in the royal gallery of the Uffizi.
The Memphis avalanche proposes that I! !,
! old town be entirely depopulated ard des;r.y :
ed and that new Memphis be built at place
| known as Bartlett, eleven miles distant. It
| suggests that 'half dozen railroad tracks
could do all the transporting between tt CIV
city and the river.