Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-07

GLOBE LETS,

GLOBELETs.
Bismarck is beginni ng to look old. He 10
Is.
Showers of live snakes are reported from
Arkaasas.
inefe are forty-eight divorce cases on file in
Dallas. Texas.
q fuuor comes from Paris that bonnets are
70 90 worn on the head hereafter.
Jane" Park, the Pittsburgh steel manufac-
'uier' mas $500, 900 insurance on his life.
a eoterle OF wide awake young men in State
Street' Boston, pocketed $500, 900 by the recent
rise in iron.
The Indian cannibal, Swift Runner, has
oeen sentenced TO death at Manitoba on his
own confession.
1t Ii estimated that the visitors tn the White
Mountains during the past season ernendad
81, 5OO, 600 there.
Fernando Wood has been to Borde.u. IN
company with N. Leon Chotteau. He b.. nv
returned to Paris.
Increased fever epidemics prevail along both
branches of the Susquehanna, which are now
as low as they ever were.
Mr.. Sullivan, of Starkville, Miss. intends
to turn loose his newly invented flying ma
chine on the LIST of November.
The kilograms which the ex-khedive sends
of from his Italian residence are currently re-
ported to cost him $40O day.
Congressman Dicks trip to Europe was
great benefit to his health, and he now feels
good enough for a second term.
An Ohio young lady expresses an ardent de-
sire to kiss Joseph Jefferson, and the Lowell
Courier remarks, ''Let her, Rip."
| Inc hev. W. b. 81. Murray has again disan-
peared. Perhaps it is better all around that
this man should be allowed to stay lost.
Emperor William lives quietly while at Baden
Baden. Empress Augustus birthday will be
celebrated before they leave that resort.
Mallinger, the German prima donna. ha.
| married man named Schimmelptenninp.
She retains her maiden name for stage use.
This seasons crop of Sunday-school hymn
and music books is, with one or two excen.
! lions, even more wishy-washy than usual
Queen Victoria is unpopular at Brighton be-
cause she does not "treat" to free beer in the
pavilion, as did George ~. and William ~.
Ex-Governor Bigler still fingers in great
prostration, confined to his room. Ex-Gover-
nor Curtins health also continues unfavorable.
Prof. E. L. Youmans thinks he has proved
that Robert Spencer, and not Darwin, deserve,
the honor of discovering the principle of evolu-
ton.
The late prince imperiars eecretary. M. Pie
tri, has had Querin, Frenehman, imprisoned
for
| tiers.
Americans pay more for teeth than any other
| nation on the earth. and just because thew do
nine-tenths of their chewing with their stom-
| achs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, having recently got
large sum of money, has rented an elegant
house in Washington, where he will spend the
winter and his money together.
Frenchman has invented writing bv tele
graph. The ingenious invention reproduces
actual handwriting at any distance. The Lea
don Times attests as to the truth of this fact.
Gen. Hancock is i'll at his quarters on Gov
ernor's Island. He had been complaining for
several days and on "Wednesday did not leave
his room. The attack is not considered se-
rious.
Currie, the Texas assassin, has written over
fifty different poems since jailed. His couu-
sci has made strenuous efforts to prevent Thu.
fact from becoming known, and will keen il
from the jury.
Mrs. Murray, wife of W. d. d. Murray, has
lett Madison. o., for New York. and her sister.
who has been living on the stock farm, is
about to leave it, the available resources there
being exhausted.
The priest who attended the Duo d'Enghein.
executed by order of Napoleon l. in 1904 in
his last moments, died but few years ago.
Louis Napoleon offered him q small pension
which he declined.
A novelty in Paris consists of carioatnre
sketches in sympathetic ink. You buy comic
paper with an ordinary picture, and you are in
structed to heat it with your pipe. That brings
out the caricature. -
A Boston druggist sold an ounce of lauda-
mum to boy who brought written order for
tincture of rhubarb. and the widow of The
man killed by the blunder has obtained !. ver-
dict Of S5, 208 damages.
And now the report comes from Ohio. of a
prominent Democrat being assaulted and left
for dead. on account of his political principles
Will the Journal and other chroniclers of the
Yazoo affair make . note of it,
There is an unauthorized supposition abroad
that the pulpit of the Brooklyn Tabernacle
| will have to be increased in size to give the en-
larged view of things which Mr.. Talmage takes
| with his legs since his European trip a fair
chance. s.a
The man whom Queen Victoria is said to hav>
invited to become her son-in-law, Visoount
MacduH, il not yet thirty years Of age. He
may yet regret that he declined 20 high An
honor and 80 sweet maiden a. the queen ,
daughter.
The Pope is said to be engaged on work ON
the freedom OF the church, founded on tho
maxim, "A Free Church in Free State" It
is predicted that it will create a great sensa.
ton from the manner in which this question
10 treated.
Since Senator Zachariah Chandler has got his
mouth in good fighting condition he has en-
listed for the war. After he puts down tho
Union brigadiers on the Democratic ticket in
Ohio, he will make speeches in Massachusetts
and Wisconsin.
Colonel Grant told reporter in San Fran
cisco last week that ~ yet bis father had re-
ceived no proposition to take the presidency
of the Nicaragua Ship Canal Company. and
even if propositions should be made Colonel
Grant said it was not probable that he would
accept them.
During General Grants visit to Toxic, Jao
an, he and Mrs. Grant each planted saplinR
near the Toshogu Temple. A craven stone 10
| commemorate the event has been nlacad in