Daily globe., 1879-04-29
GLOBELETS.


at Waring near Vienna.
The father of Wade Hampton owned more
than three thousand slaves.
Tom Thumb boasts of having kissed more
than million ladies. And yet his wife isn't
jealous.
Mark Twain will stay for some months in
Paris, but is living in strict retirement. lie Is
writing book.
Gen. Gordon remains ill in Washington;
some Of the wounds he received during the war
have again opened.
The Rochester Union thinks Senator David
Davis, of illinois, would be pretty good
to run against Grant.
The Prince Imperial of France, now in South
Africa, with the English troops, firmly believes
that he will one day rule France.
1t is useless to try to bring happiness to the
heart of the heart of the woman who has lost
her first pick at the spring bonnets.
Geu. Chapowski, a veteran of the Polish war
| of independence in 1830-3l, died at Posen on
| the 29th of March, at the age of 81.
Ex-Gov. William A. Newell, of New Jersey,
| is to deliver an address upon Odd Fellowship
| in Raleigh, N. c., on the 9th of May.
seven-years; convict in the Massachusetts
| State prison, was drawn to as juror in
| the superior court, Boston, last Monday.
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont, who is afuent
speaker of Spanish, spends much time among
the schools of Arizona with her daughter.
Clara Morris charges that Rose Eytinge is
given to profanity. That's swear her heads
level. But it's not worth Eytinge her for.
The Duke of Roxburgh, the head of the
noted Scottish house Of Kerr is dead He was
born in 1916, and succeeded to the dukedom in
1923.
Signor Marinucci, the Italian consul general
for Australasia, is dead. Ricciotti Garibaldi
now resident in Victoria, is his probable sue
cessor.
There is an intense rivalry between the Hon.
Daniel Pratt and Gen. Grant, not only for the
Presidency, but for the title of Great American
| Traveller.
Belmont county man, who's wife's first
name is Anna, has bought her So worth of
stockings in the past year, and now be calls her
Hoseanna.
young couple named their first born
'Charles Henry Augustus Mccall Smith, 80
that every one might know that he was their
;; ''initial' baby.
, The class of 81 at Cornell university has pre-
scnted a blue silk flag, bearing significant en-
blems, to the crew that defeated the Harvard
boys at Ensenore.
Perhaps bank failures would be less numer.
, GUS if the managers of the institutions could
manage not to hold a full hand against four of
a kind when they played poker.
. The Hon. Andrew d. White has been COM
PEELED by press of duties to decline an invita-
n tion from many old friends to visit Auburn
before his departure for Berlin.
AS Vice President Wheeler gave up his roo1ns
:. before leaving Washington, it is not believed
II that he intends to return to the capital during
the present session of Congress.
q The estate of the late Matthew Baird, loco
r motive builder, Philadelphia, which he be-
g queathed to his widow, ten children and two
n grandchildren amounted to S4,l56000.
The learned Philadelphia Press remarks:
Mr.. Hayes is like the ice and salt on the out
side of the ice cream freezer. The more he
melts the more solid the South becomes.
,e Gov. Proctor, of Vermont, has appointed MIR.
G.. G. Benedict, of the Burlington Free Press,
to prepare history of the part taken by Yer
mont troops in suppressing the rebellion.
,r Mr.. H. Dumont Wagner has resigned the po-
" sition of secretary Of the Pennsylvania museum
and school of industrial art, which he has held
I'd since the organization of that excellent insti
KS tuition.
One good turn deserves another. Wagner
1e twelve years ago eloped with Won Bulow's wife.
y. Won Bulow recently played for the benefit of a
of Beyreuth fund for propogating tho music OF
n Wagner.
IN One of the t'gentler SEX edits the Meriden
-. ~ Recorder, and she finds it necessary to say
b. eve have insisted for quite period that we
ed wouldn't be called Sis 80 please put a stor
is to it,
It: 1t is stated that Mr.. Richard Redgravc, II. A.
rs who has long held distinguished place
Is; amongst English landscape painters, will have
u n to relinquish The brush on account of failing
a eyesght.
m OF the citizens Of Hartford. Conn, Timothy
ID NJ. Allyn, is assessed on S544,zl9, Charles H
10 10 Brainard on s366,319, Elizabeth II. Colt or
in $31s,O12, and James Goodwins estate c,
in 1,087,33S.
10 The four-line will Of a lately-deceased resi-
,e. dent of Norristown, Pa, bequeathed his entir
:a estate to his wife, desiring her to give to thci
is, children much she thought p roper and t
w. ,.., retain the remainder for herself.
in M. Mouchot, French artist and professo
of drawing at the Ecole Politechnique, bein,
told by friend that he had not been re-elect
ed, though he had been, became at once raw
wo ing maniac. fund has been raised for hi
of family.
10. The Boston Post asserts that quantities o
oa lively potato bugs have been found under Pan
ara ton w.t. snow drifts eight feet deep. 1t ma.
is- be true, but really it seems as if that Yer
of monter might have been better employed tina
in in digging for potato bugs through eight fee
ILL of snow.
eh Horace Maynard, our minister to Turkey
VI says that he has the blood in his veins of Mar
~: ragansett Indians. In his recent visit to thi
~ country he tried to find persons who coul
no. claim descent from this tribe, but he could no
ita do 80, and he will proclaim himself gran
rs sachem.
yes successful novelist, after his second book
re. built pretty but modest house in tie environ
'Ke of Paris. A friend came to sec him, and afte
'ut complimenting the elegance and beauty of hi
10 10 residence added: "And modest witbal.
W ulo sOh, yes," said the novelist, cts only two
tar story house,
he The bill to give woman the right to vote o
It's, municipal affairs in cities and towns has bee
rejected in the Massachusetts, Legislature, br
the bill to give women the right to vote fC
hers of school cOm m ittees has heon pa scaf