Daily globe., 1879-03-22
GLOBELETs.

GLOBELETs.
fully counterfeited.
Over fifty horses are training at the Lexinp
ton, KY, race course.
Terre Haute, Ind. is first in the field with q
Grant club 100 strong.
A l,000-acre plantation near Natchez, Miss.
recently sold for$6OO.
There are forty 'Pinafore". companies tray
cling this beautiful land
Mobile item tells of citizen who was
''burglarized Of potatoes."
Soon the cows lips will smack at the sight Of
cowslips and green pastures.
The chaplain of the Alabama House of Rem
resentatives is colored man
Mexico, with an inland traffic of $500. .O0O.-
600, has but 400 miles of railway.
Rockton, ILL.,, pork raisers are cultivatine tho
Brazilian red art;choke for fodder
"A Delaware City, Ohio, sexton, was dubbed
by resurrectionists the other night.
The most useful pedestrian il the man who
walks the floor nights with the baby.
Cornell university expects William 81. Van
derbilt to give it $50, 600 for gymnasium.
a number of emigrants have starred in
wagons from Sherman, Texas, for Leadville.
| "A census of Knoxville, Tenn, Just taken,
shows the population of the place to be 18TH.
Fifty Thousand bushels of peanuts have been
marketed in Wilmington, N. O.. since Novem-
ber.
A colony of twenty families left Allegb.nv
county. Maryland, for Nebraska. few days
ago.
1t is said to be no credit to Rowell at all that
he is an Englishman because he was born in
Cork.
Strawberries, lucious and as large as wal
nuts, sell in Palatka. Florida at fifty cents a
quart.
The Texas legislature ha, passed bill set
ting aside one-fourth of the State revenue. for
school purposes.
Inc ieglsiature OF Tennessee refused to pass
bill making the marriage of first cousin,
misdemeanor.
Mr.. Joseph. Jefferson will soon have 2,eOO
acres OF his orange grove plantation inclosed
by hedge OF Mccartney. roses.
coal mine near Wattensheid, in GERMANY
is now lighted by electricity at a.cost of about
five cents for each light per hour.
Young men should be careful how they clasp
the girls to their manly bosoms. Some girls
don't admire the smell of liver pad.
London has q, 900 consumptives, of whom
9,OOO die every year; yet in all England there
are accommodations for only 1000 patients.
NJ. Stern, one of the writer's on the Frankfort
Gazette, has been sentenced to seven weeks i'm
Jarius Lincoln, Rev. Ebenezer GAY and Mr.,
Daniel Wood, all Eastern men, are the only
surviving members of the class of 1874. Har-
ward college.
Madame Modieska is the possessor of three
odd pets a bulldog and two alligators. And
the fashionable thing now in Fifth avenue will
be to do likewise
Gen. James G. Blunt, of the Union army
during the war, has become helpless maniac.
and is now an inmate of the lunatic ASYLUM at
Washington, D. G.
The farmers on the line of one OF the Cana
dian railways have sent train of ten car
loads of wood to the poor of Quebec. Th.
| railroad carried it free.
The Oneida community since the late crusade
has been receiving three applicants a day from
persons who wish to become members. The
| applicants are not received.
Memphis appeal: New Orleans will only
quarantine for ten days next summer The
country will quarantine New Orleans for six
| months, beginning with May.
| Victor Hugo makes it rule not to return
visits or accept invitations. he only consented
to know the emperor of Brazil on condition of
not being asked to relax this rule.
Minnie Hauk will leave the Maple son troupe.
The colonel says he doesn't object to losing
money occasionally, but he does want to pre-
serve little of the hair on his head.
Orville Grant, brother of Gen. Grant, recent
~ released from the Morris Plains asylum is at
Washington, partially insane. He is in pitiful
condition, but is allowed his liberty.
Seven workmen were recently killed by the
explosion ofa hydraulic press at the Angou-
leme powder mills, which stands on small
island in the Charente river, in France
Senator Rollins, of New Hampshire, has pur-
chased Fort George island. Florida. It is init
mated that he expects to build manufactur-
ing city, on the cooperative plan, on it.
The editor of the Hawkinsville (Tenn.) Dis
| patch has named his four children ssBrevier,' "
"Long Primer ''Smau Plea and ..Pica,"
after the names of different styles of type.
The excavations at the supposed site of the
hanging gardens of Babylon are said to have
terminated They have yielded many tablets
from the time of Nabonidus to the Parthian
era.
The steamship Great Eastern is lying idle.
and, as her engines are out Of date there is lit
tie chance of finding employment for her. 1t
would cost $3.50, 600 to fit her with proper en-
ginery.
The governor general of Canada and the
Princess Louise are shortly to visit New York
from which point it il the intention of the lat
ter to sail for England on a visit to her mother,
| the queen.
Prince Napoleon is described az ..a young
fellow, is the first blush of joyous youth, and
evidently just bubbling over with pleasurable
excitement 1T the thought of going out to the
seat of war;
The Madrid Historical Academy announces.
after Investigation, that there is no truth in
the report that the remains of Christopher
Columbus has been discovered in the cathedral
of San Domingo.
Baptist clergyman in Waterbury, Conn.,,
was chased by a zoatlast Friday, and he sought
refuge by shining up a telegraph pole. He
maintained this precarious position until res
cued by passers-by
Marshal Mcmahon wouldn't hear Of pen-