Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-12
GLOBELETS,

An era of elopement seems likely to succeed
the pedestrian rage.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton is lecturinp in
Iowa and Nebraska.
New York women are beginning to lengthen
their walking skirts.
Mcdonald, a Scotchman, is the favorite Of
| the King of Burmah.
'Dog oil for rheumatism is one of the odd
signs in Indianapolis.
Eaton Rapids, Mich, is to have cheese
factory of $50 cow-power.
The blonde troupes are fast retiring from the
stage; SO are the red stockings.
1t is the design of the Cape May council to
| organize paid fire department..
Australian horses, per their riders, brag that
they can jump any fence that an English horse
declines.
Thirty-eight thousand, six hundred and six
teen Free Maaons and 36,616 Odd Fellows in H.
linois.
Florence, Italy, has lately named one of its
principal squares after its famous martyr, Saw
| onarela.
London policemen will hereafter arrest peo-
pie seen in the act of dropping orange peel on
the pavement.
A large number of Cinnamon are soon to Az
rive in Louisiana to replace the negroes who
have gone West.<
The pretty village of Vernet, near vichy,
France, consisting Of 100 houses, has been en-
tirely burned down.
sensation was caused in Calvary church.
San Francisco. recently, by some one of the au-
dience calling the pastor a liar.
England has "a, 900. 600 on territory about
the size of the State of New York, one-half Of
which is owned by 200 landlords
Gen. Lafayette introduced faro in America,
Gen. schenck, poker into England, and Gen.
Cassius Clay, euchre into Russia
cincinnati dentist broke seven-year-old
childs jaw in drawing tooth, and has been
sued by its father for $4,000 damages.
st. Louis claims to be the great mule market
OF the West, and considers itself kick above
Chicago, which only prides itself on hogs.
young lady rejoices that she did not have
to buy any furs this winter, because the gentle
man who waited on her was both muff and a
boa.
They are cutting down the trees so fast in
some of the Western States that in the event Of
another war there will be no place for drafted
man to stand behind.
Japanese student of New Haven went to
spend the evening with young lady. On COM
ing away she invited him to come again soon.
, He called again in about an hour.
3 James Tucker eloped the other day from De-
l catur, ILL.,, with Matte Hall. Both were under
! Is years of age. She was Hall his fancy paint
ed her, and he Tucker for better or worse.
The Ohio scientists are excited over the dis
covery in Dayton of carved stone head that
appears to be of very great age. To what Pc
! Rod it belongs has not yet been determined
Representative John F. House, of Tennessee,
:. bears strong evidence of his illness during the
r summer. He was attacked by the yellow fever
d and for long time was not expected to live.
: An angry woman threw red pepper into the
' eyes of Cincinnati man few days ago, and
: it is alleged that instead of binding him. as
: feared, it has relieved him Of near-sightedness.
Mrs. Lucretia Mott regards the emigration
J. of the negroes with disfavor and regret, while
assured that it is attributable to the frightful
y wrongs that the blacks are suffering in the
~ South.
A Massachusetts man ascribes to Gov. Talbot
~ frmness, purity of character, and massive
n common sense, and asks why he would not be q
n good occupant of the White House for the next
term.
d A small mob of riotous young men have tried
e to drive out of South Bend, Ind, a lone China
"a man who had opened laundry there Th.
# law abiding citizens have emphatically pro
" tested.
re Hon. John Eaton, United States commission
y er of education, has accepted an invitation tt
It deliver the annual grafton before the literar,
ID societies of Roanoke college, Va, on the 10tl
of June.
T. Twenty years ago." said colored philoso
&c pher, ::sniggers was wuf thousand dollar
d. apiece. Now dey would be deah two dollar
20 dozen. It's 'stonishin' how de race am run
~ MIN down.
Of Rev. James Freeman Clarke. in his sermon q
r. the Young Mems Christian Union in Boston
so said, near the close: II will not keep 70,
e. longer, for know it is fast day and you wan
IN your dinner
q, 1t is said that one of the members of the In
he diana legislature had his curiosity excited b
observing the nut-crackers at the hotel table
le- and asked, what the thunder is them bulle
rs molds doin' here?'
by The Syracuse Standard says that it takes th
er entire force of hotel boys to give Senator Dav
ue a good brush. At that rate of calculation
"a must take a full grown mosquito to fix u
ri Alexander Stephens.
In Adjt.-Gen. Alexander, of Iowa, has issue
- - orders to the national guard of the State I
he hold themselves in readiness to obey at an
te time any call from the civil authority for hel
ad to arrest depredating or 1iotous tramps.
ire Madame Cruvelli, Viscountess Vigie
nd who retired from the lyric stage sixteen yea
or ago, recently appeared at Nice in a represent
ho ton of Faust for the benefit of the poor. ST
ed has lost nothing of her charms as an artistic.
nc All three of the hotels at Cape May Point wi
Of be conducted by one person during the comir
or season. The Sea Grove association have n
etc yet picked out their man. It is thought TIL
OF the Point will be patroni zed more extensiyeI
he One of the professors of mathematics i
ey Michigan university, who is known all over Il
u world, went to school only six weeks, and viii
1e- the oxen were resting at noon did his fl,
of mathematical work upon plowshare with
3 piece of chalk.
led Mrs. Jefferson Davis is described by a cor,
op- spondent of the Boston Herald as refine
E1atronly person, plainly dressed in black. S
~ talks well, and knows the French language a
EN- literature. Mrs. Davis is extremely staris
ing cratic" in her social opinions, and in religi
me she is very orthodox.