Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-29
GLOBELETs.

on missionaries are at work in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bierstadt have returned
from Europe.
fennsylvanian says there is oil 1900 feet
below st. Louis Mich.
=, few Cape May bellies wear elk belts with
alligator skin buckles.
lhe new Brazilian internal loan is more than
Twice covered by the subscriptions.
mr.. James Parton wrote the lives of George
washington and zen. Butler without changing
his pen.
Gov. Hampton will remain at the Dagger
Springs until Sept. l. His health ia mncb i'm
pro:ed. ra-s-
hev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered his frat
sermon Tor the summer at the Twin Mountain
house Sunday.
uen' Mcclellan will remain at West Point
until after the unwilling of the Custer NOM.
ment on the Both.
A Chinese Congregational church vas or
gahlzeo ny council held at Honolulu. Sand.
"ich Island, June 8. q
Inc German emperor has been greatly bene-
nteo oy his rest at Gastein, aud is described IA
7unournt and vigorous looking.
Ex-senator A. Ct. Cattell, who was one of the
'i"'e'lhg companions OF General Grant, has
ieacneo MS Jersey home from Europe,
Worth is suing Prince Murat for bill, If
o'ool francs, for which he obtained iudpment
~ 1876 when the prince appealed the case.
According to M. Labouchere the most extr..
ordinary feat at billiards on record ha. mat
oeen performed at Moscow by young Janan-
csc.
A street car at New Albany, Ind. was stonned
oy highwaymen, and the conductor and ~
passenger were robbed of their monev ..a
| watches.
Inc shah of Persia has ordered .5OO 00O
postal cards at Vienna, possibly with the in.
'entlon OF becoming a rival of MIR. Gladstone mr.
Private Dalzell.
Mrs. hempt, Of Bridgeport, Mich, named
oer ooy Christ, not meaning to be sacrilepious.
he grew up to be a bad man and ia now in
prison for stealing.
Horace Greeley might have been greaNman,
out two orphan girls have made more money
out OF his bad debts than he ever made from
nls most fortunate gains.
Disraeli in his "Curiosities of Antbors,,
meltlons student who devoted himself so IA.
~ldaously to the study of the Oriental Ianpnaees
as to entirely forget his own.
MIR. Ahmed John Kenealy. the doctor,e-so,
nas oeen arrested on charge of sending out in
LOCAL reporters name forged dispatch about
nls having committed suicide.
Hoen Waterbury, aged ~, fell in love with q
young woman at Ellsworth, ILL.,, and gained her
consent 10 marry; but his stern SON interposed
and the old man committed suicide.
Munro, the New York publisher. has endouoa
protessorshlp of physics at Dalhousie Col
lege' halifax, N. g., with gift of $4,000 per
annnm. Munro is native Of that province
Col. John O. Ceremony, well known journal
lst ana author and an officer of the California
volunteers IN the late war, died in San Fran
CISCO on Sunday night, of consumption, aged
81.
Bret Hatte's writing desk is always a model
OF neatness; he prefers note paper to foolscap:
ana ne would rather write page second time
than send it with an erasure or an interline-
alton.
Very Rev. Michael McQuade, of Woonsocket
mas been appointed vicar general of the Catho-
TIC diocese OF Providence, r. l., in place of
Father Mahan, lately consecrated bishop of
| Hartford.
Mrs. Ethel Lynn Beers, who has written 81
many charming things in prose and poetry. is
at Rlchield Springs, and, indeed, spends
| nearly every summer in that neighborhood
where she lived as child.
It is reported that the officers Of tho Betblc-
hem Iron company arc negotiating for the pur-
chase OF number of blood hounds to act az
watch dogs and thus dispense with the watch
| men, who are in the habit of sleeping durinp
business hours.
Lizzie Rompf, of Louisville, married joseph
Drago when she was only Is years old, and
| within three months obtained q divorce. At
10 she was united to him again by second
ceremony, and this time six months ELAPSED
before separation. She Is now II, and Draco
| is wooing her anew.
The English mails announce the death Of tho
Hon. Henry George Howard, youngest son of
Inc sixth Earl OF Carlisle, at the age of 81. He
was In the diplomatic service from 1888 to 1855.
and married in ls45 Mary Wellesley daughter
of Mr.. John McTavish, of Baltimore, but was
left widower in 1850.
Fifty-fve COMMITMENTS were recently added
to St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran church in
Lancaster, Ohio, thirty -seven by confirmation
and elghte. by letter. The new church edi :
nee OF the congregation, now in process Of con-
struction, will, when completed, be the finest
Lutheran church in Southern Ohio.
Philip Peters, a Perry county farmer, recent.
ly threshed fourteen dozen sheaves of wheat of
the Shoemaker" variety, which turned out
thirteen and a half bushels of clean wheat. and
from half peck of swamp wheat sent him
from the United States agricultural depart
ment raised two bushels of seed wheat.
Nine. Grevy surprised the hotel-keeper at
the watering place of Faux BONES when he
sent up bottle of his choicest wine by inform
ing him that she did not desire to change her
simple fashion when living away from home,
and the people are equally astonished at the
modesty with which she endeavors to avoid all
notice and every mark of honor.
1t is now rumored that a marriage has been
arranged between the heir apparent to the
grand duchy Of Baden, and the Prince Beatrice
Of England. The prince, who is just 20, is a
grandson of the Emperor William and kins-
man OF the late prince imperial, whose grand
aunt, Stephanie, married the Grand Duke
Charles Louis of Baden in 1906.
Senator Conkling S residence overlooks Utica
being placed on the highest point of land.
The house and grounds probably are worth
SAC, 900. The house is square, with high steps
and portico, a large treble-windowed> door, a
gallery running all around the sky line ard
tall flagstaff topping red, fattish, conicai
roof. The carriage way in front encircles ;.
flower plot. and there are beautiful oaks aud
pines in the lawn.