Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-27
GLOBELRTA.

GLoBELErs.
4 delicate st. Louis female has Siberian
bloodhound for pet.
Five hundred Welsh immigrants have lately
arrived in Scranton, Pc.
Tho forests of Muhlenberg, KY. are swarm-
ing with emigrant squirrels.
sunbury is supplied with water from The
river by means of = syphon.
In Michigan they put pantaloons their
horses legs to prevent fly bites.
Pat, tho avenger,' of Pittsburgh riot fame,
has been jagged for beating his wife.
Kitty Dee was married in Hartford at Ain
the afternoon and at was looked up drunk.
Grants speech, when he arrived was made
up of thirty-nine words. he il improving.
s A olairvoynnt in Canada has discovered that
at least ono Of the giamese twins is In heaven.
Mrs. Woodruff, having failed a. . lecturer
in London. il coming back to the United
States.
Ralph Waldo Emerson never was . robust
man. and yet he has survived nearly all of his
contemporaries.
It is expected that nobby folks will this win
ter boil their eggs in champagne. Tho idea
originated in Boston.
The young lady who will shortly be the
Queen of Spain has just commenced to study
the Spanish language.
The pay of the fremen and brskemen on
freight trains of tho Pennsylvsnis Railroad
company is to be increased.
Nine. Modjesks, now in England, hss been
Ill and it is said will not be able to return to
the stage for several months.
It will be hard winter for Satan. Nearly
all the olergymen report great physical benefit
from the summers vacation.
The sheriff of Blair county advertises . grave
yard for sale in his list of real estate to be
disposed of at a judicial outcry. a-
A starved tramp said he was so thin that
when he had q pain he couldn't tell whether ii
was q stomasE ache or back ACHE ...
All the signers of the declaration Of indie
pendenoe signed their names with quill, ex-
cept one-he signed his W1therspoon.
1t is said by a contemporary that Sarah Born
hardt experienced good deal of difficulty in
finding enough of herself upon which to put
corset. ~ haAt9!- - st.- art
A negro lady in Washington measures ak
| feet around the waist She never wore corsets,
| and her case offers fine argument against
| lacing.
There has been grown 1T Pulaski, Ky,
. ripe watermelon three inches long, An inch
and a-half in diameter and containing five
seeds. :s-..-. ID. ..-.. .=-..
When Thlers was forced to leave Versailles
and his Paris hotel burned, people asked.
| where will he live now?" ''In history" said
Cham, the caricaturist
| The Rochester E1press tells of . person who
twas born, married and buried on the sams
day." We never heard Of any person being
married as young as that.
Tho communists shipped back from Caledo-
MIA to Paris complain bitterly OF the treatment
inflicted on them by the MacMahon authorities.
They were lifted overworked and constantly
exposed to the burning sun.
Cedar Falls has woman who writes for
three papers, does all her own work, saws and
splits her own wood, and who recently whaled
a tramp within an inch of his life, because he
said she ought to get married.
Arthur Sullivan won at the age of ID tho
Mendelssohn scholarship of the Royal Academy
of Music by an original composition, over
twenty-three other competitors, and was thus
enabled to study his art in Germany.
According to the Monituer Uniuersel the cool
and Russia has been partly caused by the dis
covery of carefully prepared plan for the in
vasion of Russia by the German army.
A French lady, having lost her husband, mar
ried his brother. She kept the portrait of the
first in the dining room, and when guest asked
if it was picture of one of her relations, she
replied, Eyes, my poor brother-in-law."
A recent visitor to the Tiohborn claim
ant in prison says that he is reduced in size,
and really looks fine and fairly-proportioned
man, but that it would be difficult to gaze up
on more swarthy. sinister face among the con-
victs. e,-f
The Pennsylvania Railroad company has
leased q large number of box cars fro,, s:.e
Reading Railroad company. the pressure on ;ts
rolling stock, by increased Western freights.
being such ~ to demand this additional suppl.
of cars.
The blunt verdict of London Truth is tina:
Talmage was in ENGLAND 50 dead failure, a. he
deserved to be, for his lectures were vre.ches;
and generally in very bad TASTE" But some
OF the London religious journals print and
praise his language.
General Olingmau was on the point Of pro-
posing to young Washington lady last winter
when colleage interrupted him and he b.
came so interested in his friends talk that he
forgot the young lady and never had courage
to renew his suit.
Mr.. George CLARK, who killed himself at the
Kennard House in Cleveland, the other day,
committed suicide simply because he could not
bear to face his acquaintance after the details
of scandal in which he was concerned had ap-
peared in the newspapers.
i Mrs. Abbott, Smyrna, Del, widow, IS
years old, has during her life borne successive
ly the names of Miss Williams, Mrs. Truax,
Mrs. Riggs, Mrs. Farrow. Mrs. Wallace, Mrs.
Berry, Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Abbott. Her ssv-
enth husband has just died.
Partisan mounted to the imperiale of an
omnibus fortnight ago, and turning to the
passengers, cried: "Have you ever seen q man
crushed?" He then threw himself head fore-
1 most into the road. His skun VIVA fractured
| by the shock, and his legs cut off by the wheel.
of the vehicle.
Mrs. Daniel Martin is going to school in
Bellefonte, Ala, TO her granddaughter. This
may seen, tall story. but it isn't. Mrs. Martin
is only sixteen years of age, and recently mar
ried tho worry old, but vcryl vivacious grand
father of Miss Martin, the Bellefonte public
school teacher.
The old tavern in which Daniel shays hatoheeI