Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-31
GLOBELETs.

GLOBELETs.
i4dy living at Sabula, Ia, is said to be one
OF the best rifle shots in the country.
The oldest citizen at Paterson never saw the
P2ssaic river SO low before as it is at the pres
emit time.
The Emperors of Austria and Germany are
to meet at Gastein some time in August, ru-
NOR goes.
Mormonism is making proselytes in the Pala-
tlnate. and 200 persons are expected to start
shortly for Salt Lake.
Edward s. Rowley, aged TO- promineri. as q
Methodist, lost $500 in trying to beat three
card monte sharper at Pittsfeld, Mass.
a little girl at Springfield. Mass, was 80
frightened by q dog which had been set upon
her, that she went into commissions and died.
The Congrega .ional church at Norwich. New
YORK, OF which the Rev. Samuel Bcovill is pas
tor, celebrated its sixty-6fth anniversary June
23d.
In Cincinnati the average Sunday morning
church attendance is $4,000. Nearly ne many
attend the beer halls and theatres Sunday
nights.
Although the height of a bootblack's ambi-
ton is to shine mans shoes, it always pains
him to see pedestrian pass with his boots
highly polished.
DOCK has just been published, entitled the
IVolutlon OF Fruit" but it doesn't allude to
tne collctul tendencies of the immature ada
mantine peach.
The discoveries of forgeries by Byron A.
Robinson, OF Cambridge, Mass, is q shock to
the Central Baptist church, of which he was a
foremost member.
Inc average annual income of Presbyterian
preachers in Ireland is $3.50, q steady increase
above past years, and good deal more than
inc. American average. s.
The Rev. g. W. Pitcher, of the Congregation.
al church of Randolph New York, recently lost
al us DOCKS and manuscript sermons by the
burning of his dwelling.
According to Baptist minister who does not
take summer vacation, the demand for finer
al sermons when all his brother ministers are
away is simply overwhelming.
The Rev. A. N. Alcott, of Fredericksburg q.
mas seeded from the Presbyterian Church be-
cause ne could not conscientiously preach the
doctrine of limited atonement.
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The uniform worn by the late prince i'm
periai at sassabruck during his baptism of
nre' has been added to the treasurers of Nine.
Tussaud's collection in London.
The scientific american is now casting its re-
hectlons on the Longevity of the locomotive
After it gets through with this it ought to take
hold OF the watering cart and wheelbarrow.
Some undiscovered poems of Heine have
come to light, as mysteriously as the murderer
| OF to-day doesn't. The question which natur
aliyssuggests itself is, .Who wrote them? n
new prophecies, with twelve apostles has
arlsln IN Russia. She breaches austerity of
me- inc avoidance OF wine, meat and marriage,
and nothing but tea for liquid refreshment,
Alexander Il. Stephens visited the Georgia
senate on Thursday and made brief speech.
saylng that the dearest thing to his heart on
earth was the prosperity and glory of Georgia.
If Swineburne gets hold Of the thing that
travestied his ballad of Burdens. and mako
| evening rhyme with yesterday" the DO
sl 'ltl OF the parodist won't be an enviable
one.
SAID Bargasch, sultan Of Zanzibar, will short
~ arrive IN Paris. It is said that he promises
staying long time in Europe, and will devote
considerable portion of his time to the French
capital.
John Palmer, of New York, sends q dollar to
inc Sun ofhce as the nucleus Of yellow fever
relief fund. The San says he is the first
Northerner to contribute aid for fever stricken
Memphis.
The report Of the state auditor shows that
nearly $6, 0O0,OO worth of property in Iowa is
exempt from taxes on account of tree planting.
These exemptions are made under section 79S
of the code of 1878.
Inc Alpine daisies are now in full bloom On
Mount Washington, and are much more album
dant than usual. They are found on and about
the summit, and are the only flowers which
flourish at this height.
Capt. Webb, the famous English swimmer
is on visit to this country and proposes to
give some exhibitions of long swims-say of
twelve hours duration-daily for six DAYS. off
Coney Island or elsewhere.
Mrs. Asa 3. Hutchinson, one of the famous
family of singers, has become exceedingly
wealthy by the purchase of an undeveloped
mine at Leadville, Col, which has since proved
to beof remarkable richness.
Senator Bruce, of Mississippi, has returned
70 washington and has taken up his quarters
on q 1arm near the city. During the summer
ne will teisurely superintend the overhaulinp
OF the accounts of the defunct Freedmen's
bank
An English magistrate has been accused of
connlving at private murders" Truly muir
der is growing more ssthetic in its tendencies
every day. It is beginning to have champions
with phenomenal technique. if the phrase be
permissible.
Colonel Richard Price Morgan is the Oldest
American civil engineer living. He will be 80
years old next week. He was paid 1856 in 1914
Tor making the preliminary survey Of the
Hudson River railroad, of which he became the
chief engineer
The elephant Jennie, at the geological Gar
den, Philadelphia. is now used as a common
carrier, a howdah, with capacity for carrying
SIX children at time. having been erected and
placed upon her back. The children enioy the
sport immensely.
South Brooklyn man has cat that hatch
es out chickens. This Is nothing; if she could
only hatch out fresh blue-fsh and have them
fully developed for breakfast at ten minutes
notice, the country would point to her with
pride, and say 1T is the cat.n
The Winnipeg (Manitoba) Free Press saws:
There Is letter in the postoffice addressed to
His Satanic Majesty, Sitting Bull, on the
rampage, British North America IL the
writer ever takes turn out by Wood Noun
tain he had better leave his hair at home.
At the graduating exercises of the High
school at Newburyport Mass, last week, one
of the girls wore print suit, her fsther having