Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-14
GLOBELErs.

Judge Bradley, including his ulster, weighs
125 pounds.
Atlantic City fishermen say the winter
killed half the cells.
Cleveland claims to contain ''the only Greco
Roman wrestler in the land
Queen Victoria is said to have become Sun.
day school teacher. in London.
Indiana contains politician who "can talk
the tongue out of jewsharp."
An American named Livingstone drives q
fourteen horse team in Florence.
Joseph White, the American violinist, is con-
Quoting musical festivals in Chilli
Rochester is in high feather over the pros
pectlve marriage of two midgets.
Counterfeit quarter dollars in imitation of
the coinage of 1854 are circulating.
Frank D. Moulton, once known to fame is in
the butter and cheese business in Liverpool.
Twenty-three thousand dollars has been sub
scribed toward Fort Wayne's Masonic temple.
W. L. Alden, the humorist of the New York
Times, will be back home from Europe in
April.
Eben Leathers, of Darlington, N. H., re-
Gently had his name changed to Rutherford B.
Hayes.
Madame ROLAND, of Montreal, gave birth to
four children-two girls and two boys-a few
days ago.
A Nebraska City woman not only listened at
a keyhole, but fred through it at a man whose
talk offended her.
John Conner is a Brooklyn person who chal-
lenges the world to drink Thousand gallons of
beer in Thousand hours.
Murderers are SO common in Texas that the
man dying natural death in that State is
looked upon as an imposter.
Clara Reinmann, young American prima
donna of German descent, has become insane
from disappointed ambition.
Mrs. Anthony worked so earnestly at raising
the debt of a Providence church, that she be-
came insane, and tried to kill herself.
Wade Hampton now goes out hunting every
clear day. He rides almost as well as before
his unfortunate experience, but never tackles
| q mule.
Charles Thatford, one of the best known
yachtsmen in New York, died on Tuesday Of
consumption, which he contracted by capsize
in the bay.
The most extravaganza boarder in the Parker
| house, Boston, is an expelled Harvard student,
| whose parents believe he is still studying in
Cam bridge.
! Since Paris opened her first horse butchery
| 1872, 1873 horses, 4,870 asses and 2O3 mules have
been eaten there. In the country they eat less
of such viands.
| Az how hoe IT
| simultaneously runs with his fore legs and
trots with his hind legs, in way that aston
| ishes the turfmen.
Buffalo is lighted by 5000 street lamps, to
light and extinguish which contractor is paid
10 cents per month for each lamp. He sublets
the work to boys at 10 cents.
The Underwater says that the first ten of the
last fifteen years formed the halcyon period of
life Insurance. The last five have been the
lean years, but things are looking up.
| Now that Princess Louise has been the means
OF making Canadian customs popular in Eng
land the annexation of Canada to the United
States seems to have been postponed.
Rev. F. F. Emerson, one of the ablest minis
tiers OF Hartford, has left the Baptist church on
the communion question. He will enter the
ministry of the Congregational church.
Baton Rouge boys started pedestrian exhi-
bition (admission two cents). and 9-year-old
walker stuck to the track till he fell from ex-
haustion. He has since been dangerously ill.
Frank J. Bowman, a brilliant but unsoru-
Pulous lawyer of st. Louis, has just had his
sentence of disbarment for unprofessional con-
duct confirmed by the highest court of the
State.
| The principal centres for the manufacture of
coral ornaments are Naples, Leghorn and Mar
settles. In the former more than 1000 women
are employed in making coral beads for neck
laces, etc.
young clergyman and pretty teacher in
his Sunday school played the balcony scene
from ''Romeo and Juliet" in an Omaha enter
tainment, and he is to be tried before his church
in consequence.
The Prussian authorities have suppressed a
popular Polish almanac because it contains q
memoir of Cardinal Ledochowski (the deposed
archbishop Of Posen), which is disrespectful
to the government
Ex-millionaire Robert a. Martin, whose term
of five days imprisonment in New York Jail,
| OAP1lOu I'll AuosuStys WdS dIIeSUcO 1mme0latelV
upon his release, and is now in Ludlow street
jail for fourteen days.
! Chief Moses is under arrest at the Simcoe
reservation, charged with the murder of a
white man. The murderers of large part of
his tribe delight to stand outside the bars and
sym pathize with Moses.
The English village of Rockford was recently
the scene of one of those familiar disturbances
of spirits, in which stones and other missiles
are thrown about by invisible hands, doors
slammed, windows shaken, etc.
widespread conviction, which has gathered
strength from recent revelations before law
courts, prevails in England that the precau-
tions against sane persons being immured in
asylums arc not, careful as they seem, ade-
quate.
An Oxford, Mich, girl of IA, desiring to
marry, and fearing that her youthfulness
would be regarded by the clergyman as an OBJ
jectlon altered the date of her birth in the
family bible and took the sacred volume along
WREN she eloped with her lover.
AL Smith, of Elko, New, is tough man.
In fight his antagonist chopped three chips
out of his skull with an ak, and the chips were
afterward picked up on the field of battle. The
ak penetrated to the BRAIN partly paralyzing
him, but none of his wounds have infamed,
and it is thought that Smith will get we'll.
| It was an ingenious woman who saw a hog
fall into a we'll in Livermore, Colorado. She
| got strong rope, made moose, fixed it around
the helpless BEAST pulled him up so that his
nose was out of water, and made the line fast
to post. Then she harnessed horse and