Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-29
GLOBELETS.
1t sagain reported that Lord Beaconfeld'l
health is failing,

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OLeary and his distinguished stomach have
arrived in Chicago.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison has writtensnletter in
defense Of the Chinese.
| pedometer is now an indispensable feature
or every young lady's attire.
| Queen Victoria will travel as the Countess of
Kent during her trip to Italy.
paper in Central Massachusetts prints
PEACEFUL of advertisements of farms for sale.
MRS. Secretary McCrary has four brothers in
California, where she expects to pass the sum-
mer.
No jest can be quite 80 bitter "a that one
| which runs laughingly along on the edge Of ~,
ugly truth.
The editor of an exchange proclains IN o,
exultant mood. Let the hewgag and the land
dumfungus roar
| The family of Giuseppe Mario, the great ten =
or, contradict the statement of the Paris gnu-
lois that he is insane.
Two Littleton, N. H., ladies assembled Mount
Washington last week, making the trip in three
hours and fifteen minutes.
Mrs. A. Z. Stewart and her party passed
through Augusta route to Florida, the other
day, in gilded special Car.
| paper has been started at Lancaster. Pa.
called the Weekly Bean. The profits 20 toward
the support of a soup-house.
| Hon. Leverett Saltonstall is said to have re-.
signed the Craftsmanship of the Massachusetts
Democratic State committee.
sixteen-foot shark thrown ashore near
Point Shirly, Boston Harbor, day or two ago,
and was killed by the excited residents.
The German historian, DR.. Won Hoist, is in
Atlanta, Ga. he is writing constitutional
and political history of the United States.
The friends of the young Baltimore LADY with
whom Lieut.. Fletcher, of the navy, eIoped,
have not heard from her since she left home.
The king of the Belgians has purchased
handsome chateau in the suburbs of Brussels,
where the Empress Charlotte will be installed.
The death is announced of Miss Annie Kearv.
the author of castle DAILY" early Egyptian
History" "The Nations Around and other
| works.
Gov. McCreary, of Kentucky, will return to-
Richmond, that State, upon his retirement
from Office, and has already purchased costly
residence there.
The Ogelthorpe (Ga.) Echo says: A mulatto
woman taught school in this county last year
one side of whose hair was snow-white. while
the other was black.
Rev. s. Hall Young, Presbyterian mission
airy in Alaska, says the natives are not savage
and brutal, but a superior class of people.
They are eager to lean.
ReV. Edward q. Packard, of Evansville, ILL.,.
has accepteda call to the pastorate of the Sec
ond Parish Congregational church, of Boston.
He will be installed on April g.
MIR. Carlyle's niece, Miss Mary Carlyle Aitkin,
is shortly to wed her cousin, son of Carlyle's
brother. The couple will live with MI. CAT
lyle in the old house in Chelsea
The United States steamer Gettysburg, now.
in the Mediterranean, is SO rotten that she is to,
be sold at her present station, and her crew and
stores tr ansferred to another vessel
Not only have active sanitary measures been
neglected in most of the Southern cities and
villages ravaged last year by the yellow fever.
but generally they were less clean than usual.
The German ironclad Prinz Adelbert. with
| his royal highness Prince Albert Guil1aume
Henri, second son of the crown prince of Ger.
1 a,
inst. from Callap.
Ex-Gov. Robert McClelland, of Michigan.
| who was secretary of the interior under Presi
dent Pierce, was stricken with paralysis, at his
home in Detroit, on Monday evening, and now
lies in critical condition.
The Greenup, Ky, Independent says back
woodsman hailed boat on the Big Sandy, and
when she hove to, said Say, Cap, don't YOU
want to buy the darnedest. biggest rattlesnake
you ever seed in your Efe?''
General Robert Patterson received quite an
ovation at the armory of the Fifth regiment in
Baltimore on Monday night. large number
of notable Marylanders were present and fHe
| hundred men were under arms.
1t is now said that DR.. Newman's refusal of
the cardinals hat was owing to the old rule
which obliges all cardinals not in charge of g.
diocese to reside in Rome and it is WHISPERED
that the Pope intends to make an exception in
| his favor.
Colonel Jerome Bonaparte sailed from Havre
for Baltimore on the 18th instant. Madame
Patterson Bonaparte anxiously looks forward
to meeting her grandson. She has great deal
of physical strength left yet and her intellect
is unclouded.
The Ottumwa, Ia, Courier, says: "a Yank-
ton, Dakota man has written to the postmaster
there to ascertain whether he knows ANYTHING
about girl who claims to have formerly lived
there, who has blew eyes, brown hare, and of
medium size.' ~
In Grant parish La, there is colored child
ten months old, with perfectly white hair and
eyebrows The father and mother are dark.
and so is the child. 1t is doing we'll, and
promises to be leading curiosity in some of
the coming museums.
| The of the State of South Carolin 8
against ex-G Governor Cham berlain was called at
Columbia on Monday, but continued at the re-
quest of the defendant, whose family attic
tions and whose own illness rendered hin, I'M
fit to appear for trial.
And now Eve is accused of having married
too early. We have frequently thought that
she took the first offer she received; but she,
was young and giddy thing and she knew she
was not going to have any mother-iu-l law. Still
she might have waited.
A deputation of Milanese ladies has been
charged to proceed to Rome for the purpose of
presenting Queen Marguerite with gold m edal
as a testimonial of admiration for the courage
she displayed when Passanante made his at
tempt on the life of the king.
A Chinaman in California, whose life was
insured for large amount, was seriously hurt
by falling from wagon. There vas some
doubt of his ever getting better, and at length
ono of his friends xyrota tD n,