Daily globe., 1879-05-14
GLOBELETS.


The Empress of Germany is to visit Queen
Victoria shortly.
May Day party and neck-tie festival was
= success in Vermont town.
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter of General Rob-
ert f. Lee, is now in Greeoe-at Athens.
Oregon has boiling lake, from the bosom
Of which black smoke arises constantly.
6. w. Sisson is attempting at Providence
to make 100 pairs of rubber boots in 100 hours
Bishop Ames did not leave dollar of his
wealth to any religious or charitable institu-
ton.
George b. Warren, the oldest native of Troy,
N. Y, and wealthy citizen, died on Thursday
night.
A North Carolina baby weighed twenty-eiebt
pounds at birth, and insisted on putting it.
mother in the cradle
The first prize in the last oratorical contest
at Wabash college won by fraud, the ora
tion being plagiarism.
Senator Morgan, of Alabama, will deliver the
address at the dedication of the Virginia shaft
in Winchester on June 6. se
Madrid papers report that Leo XIII. induced
Don Carlos, during his late visit to the Vatican,
to renounoe all claim to the crown of Spain.
The Prince of Wales, as president of the
Society of Arts, is urging upon the govern
ment the necessity of taking steps throughout
England for a better supply of water in the
towns and villages.
man retained his seat on the back of kick
ing horse at Unionville, New. in spite of all ef-
forts to throw him, but fell off dead after the
beast had become quiet. The excitement had
brought on heart disease.
Robert Held eloped with Denver widow,
and his own wife aided him in the exploit.
The object of the Helds was to get the widows
$1, GOO, and after doing that Held deserted the
widow and returned home.
Mr.. Martyr. very eminent independent
minister in the north of England, has lately
joined the Episcopal church, resigning valuable
preferment. There have been many other
nonconformist secessions of late to the same
establishment
The sight of young man with gun across
his shoulder, compelling we'll known physi-
clan to march before him, drew a crowd in New
Albany, Ind. The physician had insulted .
young womar, and was on his way, under
compulslon, to apologize.
As letter deposited in the Morrisburg (Can-
ada post Office was struck with the cancellins
| stamp a loud explosion followed, and the enve-
Hope was in a blaze. It was addressed to Mrs.
William Sproule, Hoosac, and probably con-
| tanned Illuminating paper.
second trial of the passion play in San
Francisco was attended by unpleasantness for
the manager. The atten dance was very small,
and the actor who personated Jesus Christ was
fined $3.50 for violating an ordinance that tho
supervisors hadspassed. The supreme court
has sustained the legality of the ordinance.
| The new liquor law in Massachusetts compels
barroom keepers to get the written consent of
their landlords, and that provision is causing
dealers great deal of trouble-property own
ers generally dislkiDg to put themselves in
dangerous position with reference to the civil
damage act.
Archibald s. Parks, pound-keeper, of Tren-
ton, yesterday snatched small child from be-
meath the hoofs of a team of runaway horses,
just in time to save its life. This makes the
thirty eighth person saved by Parks, whose
rescues consist mainly of drowning and runa-
way cases.
Mrs. Anderson, whose pedestrianism and
pious speeches won the admiration of Brook
lyn ladies, was found yelling profanely in front
Of a house in Cincinnati few nights ago. She
had come from hail. between two of her
quarterly -hourly walks, to give her manager a
piece of her mind.
On Easter Monday the usual meeting in ia
vor of ''the claimant took place in Hyde
i l. n,,o g.
{ women was banner with the words: 20
Queen, restore our brother, Sir Roger Itch
borne, the victim of perjury and corruption"
:, a poor settler in Kansas lacked the means
to build a wooden house, and planned one of
mud. By means of slow but excessive work,
, he raised the walls section by section, letting
, them dry in the sun as he advanced. No
, sooner was the structure done than it fell into
heap. The builder then committed suicide.
7 DIR. d. A. Pignatelli vice consul, and, during
! the absence of Count CALI. acting consul, has
9 just received from King Humbert II. tho title
of Chevalier of the ''Crown of Italy" The
: : title was conferred, as the parchment states.
for valuable professional services rendered to
the Italian colony of Philadelphia during the
last ten years.
~ ueOTSlR W6nteu 10 COllcCG IIOm Gno genera
. government debt to the State of $72, 600.
t There was considerable doubt whether the
o money would be paid, SO the State agreed te
Q give Lawyer W. o. Tuggle 500 if he would
It collect it. Colonel Tuggle had the money in
> twinkling. Now Georgia papers are raising
: small thunder over the $4,000 fee.
!, A mutiny lately took place on a Russian VA
= vessel within the port of Copenhagen, in which
II two officers came near losing their lives. Tw,
"a of the mutineers were condemned to be hanged
9 from the yardarm, but permission for the hang
d ing was refused by the Danish government. II
st was therefore necessary to postpone the hang
1t ing until the vessel had put out to sea.
= Mrs. Mary Goodman, of Wilmington, Del.
" was stricken with paralysis, but lived loni
enough to disclose to her family the hidin
place of over Sc, 600 in money, which she ha.
saved in very small amounts for over thirt,
years. As they were in needy circumstance.
: their grati6cation was unbounded. The treas
= ure was found buried in one corner of tho eel
m lar.
There were many robberies at Ann Arbo,
IL Michigan, during the winter, that the author
"' ties began to suspect the students of the uni
7ersity. Various clues we're found to end i
ve the rooms of some of the students. and now
is clearly established that gang Of studen
st burglars has been in operation. Two Of then
ar Lincoln d. Seels and Harry Merry, have bee
sent to Jail.
u The Tehama, (Cal.) 7ocsin is responsible fe