The Princeton union., 1879-11-19
GLOBELETs.

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At Bellville, Nevads, water is worth 81 .
gallon.
Michigan has girl temperance lecturer, Miss
Winona Bradfeld.
An Atlanta belle of II wears boots made
wholly by herself.
The making of railway supplies in Detroit
employs 1856 people.
'Hoppers are nibbliug the green wheat in
Bosque county, Texas.
Cheaper Canadian lumber is supplanting
Michigan lumber at ALBANY.
Hundreds Of bushels of apples. are showed
under in South Haven, Mich, orchards.
E1-United States senstor McCreery, of Ken
lucky, was attacked with paralysis few days
ago. r
n. Henri Martin was received into the bosoun
of the French academy ~ the successor of M.
Theirs.
General Carr, recently elected by the Re-
publicans of New York secretary of State, is
Catholic.
Thomas jackson, an Albany stone cutter, has
just recovered e2O, 900 for injuries received in
the Ashtabula disaster.
Among Gen. H0oker's effects is large pic
ture of the battle of Lookout Mountain. for
which he paid $25, 1000.
Lord Desart, now in this country. ia said to
be engaged to Madame Selma Dolaro, of Her
Majesty's Opera company.
A man may be bound to have q piece of
thanksgiving turkey, and yet object to going
for 1t on the neck or nothing plan.
The Earl of Aberdeen is about to build at
cost OF $275.O0O, line of railroad, ten miles
in length, through his Scotch estates.
The Marquis of Butte is occupying his 1uxu-
rious leisure with the study of Eastern tongues.
He is now engaged in learning Coptic.
There's one thing certain. If the Adyentists
stick to it, they II succeed at last in correctlv
predicting the day on which the world is to
end.
A Californian has seven acres of tube ro,es
which pay better than one hundred acres
Of wheat. Druggists buy them for per-
fumery.
Miss Marion Caroline Dana, daughter of Mr..
". d. P. Dana, the Boston artist, was married
last month in Paris to Mr.. Wilson Noble. an
English gentleman.
Miss Sprague, the author of can Earnest
Irlher, says: If could would ioin James
and Howells in writing the most charminp
stories in the world
Henry Wells, the founder of Wells COLLEGE.
at Aurora, N. Y, died in straitened circum-
stances, and his fine residence and rare COL
lection of paintings and statuary are soon to
be Sold
"A wealthy Norwich woman has lust been
married to the man of her choice after he had
waited for her twenty years because her rela-
tlons wouldn't let her marry him BEFORE" says
an exchange.
The Countess of Dudley, who is said to have
recovered her long lost diamonds, stolen at the
Great Western station from her maid some years
since, is one of the lovely daughters of Sir
Thomas Moncrieffe.
The London Times contains this interesting
announcement: 'The Beacons6eld wreath is
now offered for sale by private contract; sIO,-
700 might be made by exhibiting it. Address
the executors, Tracy Lodge, Leamington.'
Mrs. Holstein, national regent of the Valley
Forge Memorial association: arrived in Pitts
oursh yesterday morning, and the Western di-
vision of the association gave her reception
at the Monongahela house in the afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Stone is quoted by the Cincinnati
Gazette as saying that Chief Justice Chase once
said to her: Il see no end to the good to come
from woman suffrage, both on the elections and
on the elected, and on the women themselves
Charles F. Conaut, formerly assistant secre-
tary OF the treasury, who has been engaged for
m ton <h~
transactions for the United States, has returned
to Washington, having finished his business
there.
James Redpath proposes to remain in San
Francisco until he can retrieve his fortune. and
says the reports to his discredit circulated in
Boston came from two persons, one of whom
he has saved from the penitentiary and the
other of whom he will never name.
An anti fat spring has been discovered At
Anaheim, Californis. Obese people who drink
of the waters Immediately begin to lose flesh,
and that without any violent action of the
water. Samples are to be sent to the Smith
sonian Institute at Was hington for analysis.
Count de Karemar, . cousin of the French
consul at New Orleans, dropped $2lO from his
hat in street car at San Antonio, Texas. The
circumstance seemed to policeman 80 suspi-
cious that he arrested the nobleman, who was
in Jail two days before he could prove who he
WAS.
Senator Conkling is described as being still
fresh and beautiful when he appeared before
the supreme court in Washington on Wednes-
day. He seemed to be in perfect health. His
hair was more unkept than usual, but he wore
his light blae necktie and argued his case with
vigor and tact.
Sone months ago number of persons who
call themselves Second Adventists predicted
that the world would come to an end on the
18th of November, 1879. But it appears that
doomsday did not arrive according to promise.
It's great pity that SO many people should be
SO often disappointed.
A boy, evidently of Universalist mind, if
not of Presbyterian heart, was heard telling
yesterday why he did mt 60 to Sabbath school:
II went most year, he said. expecting to
get = reward, or be in at = Christmas tree pick
ing, anyhow. There wasn't nary q reward. or