Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-01
GLOBELETs.

Cyrus W. Field is to visit Dean Stanley i.
London.
The death of Count Joseph Valery, mem
Der of the French Senate, in Florence, is an
nounced.
Mr.. George L. Brown, the artist whose works
have given him high position, is about re-
turning to Italy.
Twenty-minute sermons promise to out the
church lovo-making of the soprano and tenor
disagreeably short.
Mrs. Miller of Portland, Ore. has just given
birth to her twentieth child. Go West, young
woman! Go West!
Sitting Bull is downright coward. He
wouldn't dare to take to the war-path if Fred.
Grant were not away.
The health of the poet Whittier is so feeble
that he is compelled to decline invitations to
perform any literary work.
Contagious peri-pneumony, attributed to
importations of cows from Italy, has appeared
in the southeast of France.
Mrs. Hayes has offered to supply flowers
from the white house conservatory for a chill
dren's home fair in Cincinnati.
Gen. Garfield has written to member of the
Ohio legislature that he cannot consent to be
the Republican candidate for Governor.
Rev. Mr.. Rose of Milwaukee, thinks a
journalistic reform necessary, and suggests that
each writer afix his signature to his articles.
Boston has a temperance reformer who claims
to have drank more liquor than any other man
in that city, and to havosSquandered 100000
A Boston man is going to make trip around
the world in q small boat. Well. A man that
is such big fool would be a small loss any
| way.
Kentucky believes that Judge Lynch would
be good judge in the present emergency, and
certainly no appeal is ever taken from his de-
cisions.
1t is announced 'oficially"-that Nephew
Pelton again carries a latch-key that admits
him to Is Gramercy Park. All is forgiven and
forgotten.
Buffalo minister has been preaching upon
THE People We KICK "The People We Would
Like to KICK would be far more comprehen
sive subject.
A voodoo negro doctor in Georgia, upon being
acquitted of a charge of killing patient, ac-
quired additional eclat by stating that he had
voodooed the jury.
1t is said that SurReon-General Woodwork
was so poor when he died that q collection was
taken among the heads of bureaus in the treas
ury department to defray the expenses of his
funeral. 1s
A baby weighing seventeen pounds is one of
the things to which the State of Iowa points
with pride. But why is material enough to
make two babies devoted to one, we should
like to know?
Gen. Garibaldi has given his formal appro.
baton to the scheme of his son Menotti to COL
onize New Guinea. Italy has many poor chill
dren out of work, but fewer tramps than any
other country in Europe.
The Wilmington Oel.) Commercial sensibly
calls for a prompt and vigorous protest on the
part of the people against the enactment of a
) bill which has been introduced in the legisla-
, ture to re-establish lotteries.
( The Richmond (Va.) State says, 1.-THE time
is rapidly coming, if it has not come already
when great majority even of our southern
families will have to learn the hard lesson OF
| doing their own house work.
,, Amany years ago when Miss Angelina Davis,
of Albany, was young and charming, she was
E beloved by youth named Thomas Wilbur
9 The twain have just been married. The bride
is 70 and the groom IS years of age.
, The Rochester Union says gentleman Of
e that city, who is a Liberal Christian in his
religious convictions, after reading the explain.
e atory letter of Archbishop Purcell sent tina
prelate his check; amount not ascertained.
J, The chateau of Bonchoat, near Brussels
n which the king of the Belgians has purchased
as the new residence for the Empress Charlotte
e is magnificent property, and is itself one o
It the most remarkable historical monuments o
+ Belgium.
% Adispatch from Madrid says Great anxiet,
% is felt regarding the condition Of the Princess
l. Christina, daughter of the Duke of Mont
pensier. The Count and Countess of Paris
y with Doctor MISSY, have arrived at Sevill'
o where the Princess lies.
The Dutchess of Connaught ia securet
!. :. Ell, 500 year from her husband, with $500
,e in case of his death. The Emperor of &C.
1t many gave her $75, 900, with princely appare
jewels, and an outfit suitable to a Princess c
y the Royal Prussian house,
70 Of William Hewitt this strange and happ
W thing is said: ''He was one of those rar
= men of whom we might say that had he to liv
!. over again he would. apart from mistakes t
id which humanity is liable, repeat the life whic
er has Just closed so peacef ully."
u The German socialists published paper i
N London which they called Liberty. Its sale i
Or Germany was prohibited. They changed IL
in title to Bismarck, aud now are amused ,
y know that not even Bismarck is permitted
al appear in the land of the Teutons.
W The estate of deceased merchant of Fo
n Wayne, Ind, is being sued for $40, 900 on no
- purporting to have been given by him in CO,
he sideration of the naming of child for hir
~ The defense is that no consideration was give
and that the signature is forgery.
Lieut.. Gov. Tabor, of Colorado, arrived
Cleveland few days ago, and IN reply to
reporters questions stated that the road
wealth was in the direction of Leadville. Co
20 but at the same time he would not advise M
without means to 60 there, at least not ju
now.
:. It is stated that Rev. DR.. Joseph P. Thorn,
:. son, now of Berlin. but formerly of New Yorl
has lost the sum raised for his support by