Daily globe., 1879-05-15
GLOBELETS.


Detroit pays $7.4O per cord for cedar paving
blocks.
Lips a noun, but they often make con-
junction.
There Is snow fifteen feet deep on Mount
Mansfield, Vt.
be fashionable.
The merchants of Utica are running each
other muslins.
Indianapolis claims to rank next to Chicago
packing center.
Gloversville, N. Y, manufactures annually
1900 pairs of gloves
calIous sheriff at Adrian, Mich, pounced
on a bridal trousseau
number of convicts in the Ionia, Mich,
workhonse have measles.
Clinton, Ia., haunted house has /; ghost
resembling Dick Dcadeye.''
Last year 81, ,592 Ohioans were married, and
1887 divorces were granted,
The Michigan legislature omitted an evening
session SO as to see ''Pinafore.'
Bierstadt is at work in Paris on pictnc
which he expects Congress to buy.
have married colored men in Salt Lake.
A stylish Boston theatre has velvet easy
chairs, with antique lace tides on them.
A Sioux City, Ia, boy rides to school on a
donkey-his dinner pail hung on his ear.
August Belmont is a German Jew. He came
to this country as the agent of the Rothschilds.
! Bismarck's Boswell, DR.. Moritz Busch, is to
be the new consul general of Germany at Pesth.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles ]. Bonaparte, of Balti-
more, among the recent arrivals at Atlantic
City.
| daughter of Theodore Hook. the famous
wit, is said to be keeping lodgi house in
| London.
The West Wooden company of Pittsfeld,
Mass, has suspended. The liabilities are
$4,000.
Tobacco snuff dipping is said to be quite
prevailing vice among the Rhode Island fac
tory girls.
Senator McPherson of New jersey is rapidly
improving his health at the bot Springs
of Arkansas.
Wholesale raids upon villages by the tramp
brigade have begnn to form feature of our
modern civilization
! Senator Logan has written several playe
} which, however: have been performed only at
amateur entertainments
) Niepcc, who discovered the principle of
photography, is to have monument at his
tive place -Charlun-sur-S Soane.
Young ladies will petition Congress to pass
, an enabling act, to enable to old folks to 80 to
, bed at 8 o'clock on Sunday evenings.
: Boynton, now that he has finished his trip
down the Mississippi, will make avoyagc down
. . the st. Lawrence, and will try to shoot its
= rapids.
8 The Madrid Epoca says the news of King Al
Q fonso's approaching marriage with the Austrian
: Princess is well received in Spain, and by the
g powers.
. . Mrs. Commodore Beaumont, who is great
= favorlte in Washington will leave on the Goth
! for Portsmouth, N. H., where she will reside
f for three years.
i The empress of Austria is of the most
d beautiful and youthful looking women iu Eu
l. rope, and at her silver wedding seemed more
IS like a bride than a grandma.
~ Mr.. Archibald Forbes, thc well-known Eng
IN lish correspondent, has started f,r the scene Of
N the Zulu war, under larger salary. it is said,
as than any other Journalist has ever received.
LII Rochefort announces in the Journal de Gci,ere
s. his room to let with possession at early date.
III He is hotly urging Blanqui's scatng hoping
himself to be amncsticd in the same fashion.
to Scnor Gorilla, the Spanish premier under
IT King Amadeus has been permitted to return
as to France, from which country he was expelled
e. in 1877 by nj. do Foorton, and in 1878 by M
o. Dufaurc.
u MIR. Gladstone read the lessons Easter
~ morning at the Church of Shireoaks, neal
% Worksop. His statute by Thecd has been
erected in the place of honor in the Manchester
Town hall.
Ex-Gov Lawrence, of Ochre Point, Newport
re is in Washington with his HIS former
y, daughter-in-law has married the young diplo
he mat who caused her separation from Genera
he Lawrence.
10 DR.. Dollinger, according to the last reports
%" 1 from Rome dcspairing of the SUCCESS of th'
~ ~ old Catholic movement, has offered to make
nm peace with the Pope, but is not willing to &C
ba cept the terms that have been indicated to him
he The Duchess of Edinburgh is visiting all th
as London theatres and making herself very ga.
ne and gracious in society, by way OF atoning fol
la the cold and naughty manner she at first cx
" ~. hibitcd in England, to her great loss ef popI
ito larity.
ne The death is announced Of NJ. Michel Etienne
mt editor of the Vienna Ncuc FIruie Presse, Gam
in betta's near and dear friend, and capable ant
he courageous journalist who had asserted an
les suffered FOR asserting the freedom Of the pres
L. both at Paris and at Vienna.
~ !" The Prince of Wales rcscnting being mad
1Jo a show Of in e procession at Hunstan ton, whcr
Inv they 'spocketcd'' his carriage and went on a
ith walk, sent the managers in the front ran
ard word to open out and tIot, and when the cere
cti- mony he came to attend over posted HON
by the shortest cut instead of driving throug
a number of streets.
l, The Paris public executioner (MOnsleur c
:. Paris, as by polite usage he is called), NJ. Roct
has died suddenly Of apoplexy, at the age {
S. His successor will probably be his first aid
ro- de-camp, who bears the rather inapproprla,
re- name of Berger Ga shepherd). The place, muc
ry. coveted, is we'll paid-S,000 francs year, an
clr- perquisites every job.
,rl1 The Victoria Cross has been awarded to tt
an late Lieutenants Melvill and Coghill, of II
sh! Twenty-fourth regiment for their heroism
os ss saving the colors Of the regiment, There is
the precedent for this posthumous honor in Il
or case Of Colonel Booth, of the Forty third, WI
OF it was announced would have received t
s. lls Bath had he survived the Maori war.