Daily globe., 1879-06-19
CLIO BELETs.

Bismarck, Dakota.
A Western witness told lawyer he was not.
; person, but a gentleman.
son of the late General Gideon ]. Pillow is
writing his fathers biography.
More than 10000 people have gone to
the "Siege of Paris," in Boston.
Ex-senator Barnum, of Connecticut, is seri-
ously i'll at his home in Lime Rock.
Senator Lamar will deliver the Grafton at
Whitworth college, in Brookhaven, Miss.
Hanging is capital punishment-especially
when you're hanging on some good looking
girls arm.
Minister Welsh writes from London that
his health is much improved, and that he is
not comicg home this summer.
There is new paper at West Liberty, Ken
.tucky, named the Red Hot Scoycher. It ought
to flourish during the dog days.
Chevalier Boueguignon de Baumberg, first
and only admiral of the Austro- Hungarian
navy. died at Pola on the 28th of May last.
William Lloyd Garrison left $500 to Berea
college, an institution which is especially open
to colored students and does not exclude wo-
men. 5liH,isE
''Saucy farmers daughters in gaudy calicoes,
and with hair dressed higher than a church
steeple." wait on the tables at the New Eng
land resorts.
Major Frank Bristow, brother of General
B. 81. Bristow and editor of the Elkton (Ky.)
Register, has nominated 'Bayard and Steven
son for 18SO.''
Ex-Governor Thomas A. Hendricks is in st.
Louis, on his way to the Hot Springs. He
says he is tired of work and politics and wants
to be let alone.
colored orator in Providence, r. l., claimed
for the negroes the possession IF more inteli-
| gence than be found IN any other people of
equal ignorance.
The emperor Of Austria has conferred the
broad ribbon of the imperial order of Francis
Joseph on Barons Gustave de Rothschild and
de Hirsch de Gerenth.
General Grants Arabian horses presented to
him by the sultan of Turkey, have arrived in
Washington. They have been sent to General
Beall's farm near that city.
Rev. w. Allan Fair and wife, missionaries of
the Episcopal church, who left Liberia, West
Africa, about year ago, have just sailed from
/ New York on their return trip.
/ Ill Autu1C buc university Oh OXIOru WILL give
degrees in natural science as well as in arts.
This change will have the effect of forming
new faculty in the University.
The Binghamton Republican tells of an old
lady who can't see why base ball players change
pitchers SO often. She thinks they ought to
get one that would hold enough in the first
place.
Mrs. Alice Seymour, Massachusetts writer,
known by her signature of ''Octavio Hensel,"
has been appointed to attend Carl Ludwig,
Archduke, and Maria Therese, Archduchess of
Austria.
A mountain peak by Lake Balaton, in Hun
gary, which has not been volcanic in historical
, times, has begun to emit smoke, to the alarm
of the neighboring inhabitants, who apprehend
an eruption.
The empress of Japan interests herself in
silk raising, has established silk manufactory
within the precincts Of the imperial palace,
and has secured the cooperation of many dis
tinguished ladies.
Pretty compliments paid to Nine. GrevY by
farmer, member Of deputation from Ment-
sous-Voudray: Madame your rank is higher
than it was. but our love for you could not be
greater than it was.''
= A Boston exchange says Mrs. Elizabeth
. Thompson has paid the rent Of. Hospitaller
% hall for five nights in every month until Octo-
ber l, for the use of the Boston section of the
Socialistic Labor party.
Mrs. Alice Oates has dropped the mask and
appears upon Cincinnati hotel register as
70 Mrs. Samel P. Watkins. She says that Robert
Miles will be her manager next year and that
;, all hands have made up.
The fair Queen Kate, wife Henry ", of
J. England, received from Charles, her father, a
ir missal which Afterwards became the property
of the three succeeding Henrys. It has just
i been sold in Paris for $15,200.
. Sadowa, the beautiful horse ridden by the
- Emperor William at the battle of Koeniggratz,
has just died. Old age made her feeble and
she had to be killed to spare her further suffer
4 ing. The animal has been stuffed.
Buffalo E1press: A Dubuque woman sues a
le saloon keeper for $24 900 damages for the loss
a. of her drunken husband. IF she gets the
n money, she will Immediately marry again, and
set the new man as the same kind of trap.
:, A. K. Gray of Dover, Mass, is a helpless
= paralytic, who has been constantly rocked
6. night and day for several years. Constant mo-
Is tion is necessary to keep him alive, and circu
10 lation must often be induced by rubb bing hif
g. limbs.
= Lord Rosebery, on hearing of Baron Lionel
Rothschild's sudden death, withdrew all his
!. 40 horses from their Manchester engagements ex-
e cept Visconti, which he permitted to run for
e. the cup because the animal had been freely
d backed by the public.
y characteristic reply is attributed to Prince
er de Bismarck when Prince Alexander of Batten-
ID berg asked his advice whether he should accept
the crown of Bulgaria: Don't hesitate about
y that; in any case it will be one of the agree
- able "reminiscences Of your life."
Miss Linda Dietz, the actress, will, it is said
o. soon become the bride OF Mr.. O'Donovan, the
be sculptor. 1t has not yet been decided whether
ss the wedding will be solemnized in London OF
~ in New York. It is understood, however, that
a. Miss Dietz will not leave the stage.
~ Mr.. Alyan Clark, of Cambridge the leader
of the telescope makers of the world, is nov
IL 76 years old, and still full of energy and skill
Ill For forty years Mr.. Clark was a portrait
G. painter, and earned $4,000 by his art before
'D he began his telescope experiments.
1g Governor Nichols, of Louisiana, few day.
=. ~ ago received cablegram signed by "Righ'
"a Honorable e. P. Bouverie, Moorgate, London,
"a protesting in the name of the foreign bond
~ holders against any attempt to interfere will
ty the settl sment of the funding act of 1874.
nv Sir Garnet Wolseley, who has now come t.
Dir still higher honors and responsibilities hardl!