Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-20
GLoBELETs.

1o IL Tue HuGQOr OF u6l.
Mr.. Conkling can always carry the Oneida
community by large majority.
Mr.. Evarts is said to be writing book. The
first volume will contain the preface.
Bancroft, the historian, has been twice mar
ried. but has never had any children.
King Alfonso will wed the Austrian arch
duchess on November 20, the kings birthday.
Hendricks and Watuerson have kissed and
made up, and the ticket may be Hendricks and
Wattersun.
Mr.. Bennett has an income OF 81, 500 day,
and we appoint him to pay the expenses of the
British mission.
The popularity of the Rev. Newman Hall has
diminished to such an extent that he will
never be obliged to hire one.
Gambetta will be married shortly, and it is
quite possible that he believes the rightful heir
to France has not yet been born.
Olive Logan says Miss Nelson falls in love
with every new Romeo. Fortunately, how
ever, Mr.. Conkling does not play Romeo.
The Christian Herald is responsible for the
discovery that Prince jerome Napoleon is the
Beast of the Revolution whose number is 666.
In various quarters the suspicion obtains
that Hanlan il fraud, and that his victories
have been won by money rather than muscle.
The duties of Mr.. Watkins position as hus-
band Of Alice Oates promise to develop him
into one of the finest prize fighters in the
country.
Miss Anna Dickinson found the east winds
of Boston t. o bracing for her new play, and in
her next venture will try 1.-THE glorious CLINE of
California"
The taste for claret introduced into Scotland
whisky shops, even, it may frequently be OBJ
tanned on draught.
Rosa Bonheur wears semi-m asculine dress
while in her stndio. but Sarah Bernhardt does
not feel able to work to advantage till she has
donned trousers and all
Whitelaw Keid's ideal newspaper is. an
parently. paper that does not publish the
news. His paper was silent on the Conkling
scandal until it was week old
An attempt is being made by some of the
stockholders in the Southern Minnesota rail-
road to break up the sale of that property to
the Milwaukee & st. Paul company.
Monsieur the president of the French repub-
lic-as the Paris journals style him-inds the
Elysee palace too small. An appropriation of
S36 900 is solicited for engagements.
An obituary poet who killed his sweetheart
and then wrote her obituary, is to be hanged
in England, And certainly he deserves to be
hanged. The obituary is atrociously bad.
party of young Austrians of rank, includ-
ing three Hungarian noblemen of very old
lineage, are on their way to this country, in
tending to make hunting excursion in the
West.
Edwin Booth has left Saratoga and gone 10
Middletown. R. I. Contrary to expectation he
will not spend the remainder of his vacation at
Newport, having bought his property there for
speculation.
1t came out IN recent French lawsuit that
when Cardinal Antonelli was sick his relatives
consulted the famous French radical material
ist, Raspail, whereat the anti clerical papers
affect surprise.
MIR. Millais is reported to have sold his por-
trait of Mr.. Gladstone for $4,000. It again
chan Led ownership, and has now become the
property of the duke of Westminster Il the
price of 100000.
The Princess Louise will not, it is now said.
visit England in October 1t is understood that
she has invited a number of English friends to
spend the winter at Rideau hall, and an excep-
tionally brilliant season is expected.
lsmail Pasha offered the English consul if
teen Of his most beautiful slaves adorned with
$3,OO0,000 worth of diamonds if the consul
would go away and leave him little longer in
peace. But 1t did not save his throne.
Admiral Gore Jones, who has for several
years been naval attache to the British Iega-
ton, has been appointed admiral and COM
mander-in-chief of the West India squadron.
Capt. Arthur is named as his probable sue
cessor.
Ether was thrown into the cell of refrac-
tory prisoner at Vevay, Switzerland, until he
became harmless. He had defed the gendarmes
to take him before the judges, and the court
could not wait until he was starved into SUBJ
mission.
Ex-Empress Eugene has written letter to
the late prince imperial's secretary and biog-
rapher, requesting him to make no charges of
cowardice or Of other fault against the men
who were with her son when the fatal Zulu
assault occurred.
Mrs. E. M. Pike is said to be the first woman
who ever started a daily paper in England.
She is the publisher and proprietor of The
Derby Daily Telegraph. 1t is an excellent
evening paper, and the first paper published in
the town of Derb y.
The divorce case of the earl and countess of
Desart, apropos of the lady's adultery with
Charles Sugden, the actor, whom she has since
married. ia again before the London courts on
the earls petition for a variation Of the mar
riage settlements.
Governor Croswell, of Michigan, who is
widower of 81, is about to be married to Miss
Lizzie Musgrove. of Charlotte, in that State.
The young lady is pretty, wealthy and still in
her twenties; she was graduated at Olivet col
lege not long ago.
So little do political antagonisms usually
affect private intercourse in England that on
the occasion of a recent two days visit of the
Prince and Princess of Wales to Lord Sails
bury at Hatfield Lords Beaconsfeld and Hart
ington were present.
Ihlrty-two tramps took possession of Hum
boldt Wells, a mining town in Nevada, stripped
themselves of clothing held war dance in the
principal streer, and declared their intention
to sack the place; but party of mounted men
drove them naked into the hills and whipped
them soundly.
The Rev. Mr.. Munson, who lately astonishcd
Worcester congregation of Adventists bv
stepping down from tho platform and marry
ing himself to young woman, is now aston
ished to find himself in jail on charge Of big
amy. He is said to have a wife and fonr chill
dren in Kansas