Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-09

GLOBELETs.
DR.. schliemann has left Athens, and il now
at Kissepgen with his family.
Boston has free concerts by band on the
common on Sunday evenings.
The murderers Of the Mormon missionary in
Georgia have fed to Tennessee.
Copious rains have fallen throughout the
south, and the drouth is at an end.
Hanlan il bartender in Toronto, where he
not only pulls boat but draws ''schooner.''
'Ihe Princess Louise wears a No. shoe, and
Lorne is painfully careful not to be stepped
on.
The Rev. Murray is convinced when it is too
late that the horse-feshy school of preaching
does not pay.
The widow Butler is fascinating Young
thing, and Massachusetts, cannot escape her
Establishments.
Country butter is only eight cents pound
in Kinds county, Miss, and fine peaches only
fifty cents bushel.
The value of Boston's export trade last week
was $l.2l7. 869-nearly double that of the coz
responding week last year.
The New York policemen mu st be CAREFUL
how they club citizens over the head. They
will break their clubs some day.
bill before the Hungarian parliament pro-
poses that after six years the Magyar language
ho nh
Sarah Bernhardt is said to hesitate about
coming TO America. She fears that tho New
York Graph,c will publish her portrait.
tramp who rode 600 miles in locked car
loaded with green hides, thinks the whole
country is sadly in need of disinfec,ants and
sewers.
The dog law, from which Georgia's superin-
tendent was expecting such a lift for common
schools, has beel killed BY indefinite postpone
ment.
Longfellow's favorite seaside resort ia Na
liant. but he has remained in Cambridge so far
this summer, believing it to be better for his
health to do so.
ney as an American general. Preacher Pente-
cost, we are told, has just built himself villa
at Northfeld Mass.
circular has been addressed to the bishops
throughout the Catholic world calling on them
to promote monster clerical pilgrimage to the
Eternal City for the next Feast of the Epiph-
any.
The woman who threw stones at King Alton
SO has been declared insane. Women who at
tempted to throw stones, believing they will
hit anything, are invariably out of their
minds.
An equestrian statue of the prince of Wales
was unveiled at Bombay on the Goth of June
It is gift to the city by Sir Albert Lassoon
and commentaries the visit of the prince in
1855.
The Rev. DR.. Dickerson says Chastine Cox is
a true Christian. Mr.. Cox, no doubt, murdered
Mrs. Hull during paroxysm of religious in
sanity, and the cat secreted her jewelry in his
pockets.
A ''cry of the heart" from st. Louis paper:
A large number of Icelanders have just arrived
in New York as immigrants. We wish they
had brought quarter section of their climate
with. them.
At the close of the war young man ma med
Crouch. hired out to herd sheep for $l2
month in Frio county, Texas. He now owns
100000 acres of fenced land, 1000 cattle and
1000 sheep.
Philadelphia North american: The French
Sahara railroad and De Lesseps' sea-level PAN
anna canal will probably be completed about
the same tlme--nnder the reign of the Emperor
Napoleon the Fifth.
According to the new German law court reg
ulations, which are to come into operation on
the first of October next German will be the
only language which can be used before the tri-
bunals of the empire.
Mr.. Currie, of Texas, who killed Ben Porter,
appears to have effectually quarautined against
juries liable to convict him. He believes that
he will be acquitted. and presented with gold
mounted seven-shooter.
Baltimore Gazette: 1t is to be hoped that
this free country will never know the day when
it will be necessary for travellers to telegraph
ahead to hotel keepers: ''Please save nice
front room for two Christians
Choice creamery butter from the diaries of
the United States is in excellent favor in the
markets in England, but Just at this particular
flush and warm season of the year prices in the
English market leave no margin of profit for
the producer.
anxious for . divorce. lives at Como. in a SPLEEN
did villa owned BY her family. Her son has
never taken the name of Garibaldi, and seems
to have no ideaof claiming share in Carl
baldi's property.
The San Antonio Erpress publishes an &C.
count of the discovery of silver bonanza in
Mexico, about 4O0 miles southwest of San An
tonic. The ore assays 80 per cent. of pure
silver. The vein is fifty feet thick. A town of
weeks.
At Boulogne.sur-Mer, France, . man who
was seen wearing medal struck on the COCA
sion of the death of the late prince imperial,
was arrested on charge of displaying seditious
emblems. Attached to the medal was pin,
the head of which represented an eagle with
outspread wings.
Memphis Avalanche: Men who profess to
think that Memphis is killed or even sootched
by repeated epidemics are fools. They do not
know, neither can they appreciate, the pro-
emlnence of Memphis as . great center of
trade. Destroy this city to-day, and she will
rise tomorrow bright and shining example
of the power Of q restless force over a combine
tion of misfortures.
The New York World mentions; with much
satisfaction, that Lieut.. Gorringe, of the navy,
has been granted leave of absence by the secre.
tary of the navy, at the request of the state
department., for the purpose of supervising
and perfecting the necessary arrangements for
bringing to this country the obelisk so gener-