Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-09
GLOBELETs.

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in North Carolina.
Dismal postoffice is in North Carolina; where
likewise is Mutual Love-"
Somebody patty observes that no man should
live beyond the means of his creditors.
Three hundred members of the Moore family
lately gathered at New Philadelphia, o.
Lamar is in Mississippi, and it just occurs to
Mr. Conkllpg that he wants to fight him.
Jay Gould has sailed for Europe. This coun-
Try is becoming deeply indebted to Europe.
Mr.. W. b. Russell gets fee of G2,10O for
his campaign in Zululand for the Telegraph.
The man who started out to unearth tramp
armed himself with bucket of water and
sponge.
The Delaware peach crop is estimated at s.
697OOO baskets, and Senator Bayard is entitled
to- boom.
A stitch in time saves nine,' but no one
will try to get a stitch in his side in order to
secure future immunity.
Zach Chandler celebrated by taking a few
extra drinks and thereby adding to the lumin-
GUS qualities of his nose.
Great Britain and Ireland, and their ship
ping trade, consume one hundred and thirteen
million tons of coal year.
The King of Slams body guard of Amazons,
selected for strength and good Looks, enter his
service at Is and quit at %.
The once powerful tribe of Seminole Indians
have dwindled away to about four hundred
persons, located in south Florida.
birds nest with two eggs was found at
De-
had just arrived from the tropics.
Benedict Arnold was traitor and drug
glst, but he never was charged with making a
noise to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Instead of rising like Venus from the sea, as
1t is stated Mrs. Langtry will do, DR.. Mary
Walker advises her to wear chemiloons.
The original anvil and hammer of Handeps
Harmonious Blacksmith " was catalogued for
London sale of curiosities and sold for $65
China, at any rate, is the only country that
has shown enough appreciation of our institu-
tions to invent fireworks for our Fourth of
July.
M. Waddington, the French premier, asserts
that never has France had more calm. 'There
is nowhere trace Of secret societies or con-
spiracies. 5s
New Hampshire's new Senator, Blair, the
pugilist, looks very much like Don Cameron.
We don't know which feels the worst about it.
Cameron or Blair.
Count Schouvaloff is quoted as lately saying
to Lord Beaconsfeld 'Conf. SIS, milo1d. that
there are ouly two things worth living for
politics and pretty women
Memphis municipal affairs have been regu-
lated much more successfully and economical
ly since she abolished her city government and
became taxing district
Several Yassar school girls were found fenc-
ing in the gymnasium with broomsticks A
professor told them that such an accom- plish-
ment would not help them to secure husbands.
Between 1871 and 1878, both years inclusive,
three million eight hundred and sixty thou
sand persons were employed in British mines,
and nine thousand and fifty eight of them lost
their lives.
Twenty-Five lashes are henceforwafd to be
the maximum of fogging in the British army,
and this only when soldier is on active
service. The subject lately afforded brisk
debate in the house of commons.
A swarm of bees alighted on the southwest
Ballston Spa, and have taken up their resi-
dence in the orifce OF the ventilator beneath
the roof The officers regard it as favorable
omen.
Mr.. Gladstone tells of an Italian, Count
Peechio, who has discovered why the English
never gesticulate in talking. They have so
much bric-a-brac in their houses that they dare
not raise their hands lest all their beautiful OBJ
iects come to grief.
New Orleans Democrat: The Kansas excite
ment has not yet subsidized in the parish of
East Baton Rouge. Last Sunday morning be-
tween twenty and thirty negroes left to put in
their claim for ''de hundud and sixty acres, de
mule and de lumber fer house, wild dc car
penter to buip it,
English, French and Dutch Guiana unitedly
opened universal exposition en- May IA, at
&c ,rgetown, English Guiana. The opening
speeches were all in English excepting that of
the French consul. English Guiana has pop
ulation of 245,000 Dutch Guiana 10000 and
French Guiana $1,000.
young Creek Indian, who is being cdu-
Gated at the University of Wooster, took the
first Latin prize, gold medal, for best schol-
arship during senior preparatory year, and for
best examination for entrance to freshman
class, at the commencement. There was
nearly sixty students in the class.
Oscar, the poetic king of Sweden has writ
ten book on Free-masonary, in which he
seeks to defend and support that society by
quotations from the bible. 1t is not to be
published until authorized versions in German,
English, Frence and Italian are in readiness.
Mr.. D. s. Riggs has just been appointed
principal Of the preparatory department of the
University of Chicago. Mr.. Riggs graduated
at the university last year, and has made
marked success in teaching both before and
since graduation. Tho preparatory department
promises to flourish under his management.
The king of Greece proposes to erect at
Olympia museum for the housing of the re.
Gently discovered treasures. One of his sub
jects has placed at his disposal for the purpose
$4,000. Many Greeks wish the building to be
erected at Athens, but the great cost of trans
porting marble % that city is an objection.
Miss Irish, assistant librarian in the depart
ment of the interior, is only 20 years of age,
and conducts the foreign correspondence of
that department in German, Spanish and Ital-
ian. She has translated one of Auertach's
works SO well that he has engaged her to under
take others. Miss Irish is, in fact, a wonder
fal Ga(e)l.
Mr.. John P. Cooper, of Red Bank, N. j., has
found the head of a stone image upon his farm.
The face is plainly carved. The material is
soapstone. This is the first authenticated in.
stance of genuine Indian carving having been
found in New Jersey. Il has been presented to
MIR. 9. F. Wooley, and is now in his cabinet at
Eatontown.