Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-20
GLOBELErS.

ly; prices are rising.
Macon is progressing; she proposes now to
number her dwellings,.
Wild ducks that few South prematurely are
focking back to Indiana
The San Francisco mint coined $3.50, 900 in
double eagles last month.
The Brooklyn presbytery can now die happy.
Mr.. Talmage has forgiven it.
Michigsnder soaked some old peas and sold
them as fresh from Florida.
sixty-three husbands and $50 wivea got San
Francisco divorces last year.
The Grand Rapids fremen turned out for
heavy fog resembling smoke.
Trailing arbutus and pixie are already in a
building state in Vineland, N. ].
The First Nationl bank of Indianapolis has
piled $4,000 in gold in its vaults.
Blind Tom is said 70 have become so wicked
as to refuse to play Sunday school music.
Ex-Governor E. B. Morgan of New York. has
given the seminary at Cayuga Lake $4,000.
By the will Of the late Frank Leslie all his
real and personal property is bequeathed to his
widow.
1t is said that William Walter Phelps has
bought Jay Gould's interest in the New York
Tribune.
Commissioner LIE Due wants every American
lady during leap year to engage in raising her
own DO. hea.
The Countess Ida Won Hahn-Hahn, the
German poetess and novelist, is dead, in her
seventy fifth year.
One OF the Utes is so noted for coveting ev-
erything he sees that he is known at the agency
as Handkerchief.
The English press thinks that if John
Bright admires America so much he should 90
there and start boom.
Ex-Gov. Hubbard is collecting statistics
showing there is less crime committed in
Texas than in any other State
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague is assisting E. s.
Hamlin in the preparation of biography of
the late Chief Justice Chase, her father
CO resp ondent estimates that a million
dollars in stock are held ON margins by men,
bcrs of Congress, who are waiting for rise.
MIR. Arinori Mori has arrived in London,
as minister from Japan. Since bis Washin-
ton mission he has been Japanese envoy to
China.
Ex-Governor Garcelon will soon visit Wash
ington, whence he will escort his daughter
home to Maine. Miss Garcelon has been visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Frye.
Edwin Marble, an eccentric character, who
has for many years been excavating Dungeon
rock, Lynn, Mass, in search of hidden treas
IRE, is lying at the point of death
Mr.. Cavendish- Bentinck, prospective duke of
Portland, who is now in New York, is the
fiancee of Miss Livingston of that city, and is
frequent visitor at the Union club.
Metternich's memoirs were mostly written at
Brussels, where the eminent diplomatist lived
in the house built by Charles de Beriot, the
famous violinist, husband of Malbran.
Admiral Worden, United States navy, who is
spending the winter at Newport, r. l., fell
down stairs in his cottage on Tuesday, and was
seriously injured, breaking his collar bone.
The fact of the e1-Empress Carlotta being fat
and well, is considered by many very expert
enced physicians eminently against her
chance of recovery. Where the general health
becomes strong, recovery is said to be rare.
The first time that Gen. Grant met Sheridan
he received so fiery and brusque an answer
from him that he gained very bad i'm
preston. But he ranks Sheridan with the
greatest soldiers of all times and is very fond
of him.
The Hannoverische Courier announces that
Lsibnitz's long lost calculating machine has
been recovered. Leibnitz invented and con-
tod -
in Paris. 1t can add, subtract divide and
multiply, and was the wonder of the time.
William NJ Stevenson, of Florence, Washing
ton county, Pa, is a student of sanscrit, an
Gent gothic and other Oriental languages at
the University of Leipsic, Germany. He has
mastered some eight or ten ancient and modern
languages. and stands very high in his alma
mater.
Queen Margaret of Italy, is said to be uer-
vOus and hysterical, and when General Cialdini
paid her visit to amuse her with details of
the Spanish marriage festivities, she interrupt
ed his narration abruptly, telling him that she
felt distracted and ill. She will return to
Rome this month.
The Emperor William was in good health
and spirits when on New Years day he received
all his relations and the court. He was visibly
moved when answering the congratulations of
his officers, warmly shaking hands with Won
Moltke. Since the death of Field Marshal
Wrangel no speech is delivered on this occa-
sion.
Marie Louise, the second wife of the great
Napoleon, was in the habit of amusing the
ladies of her court at their private soirees by
turning her ears almost completely around, and
in manner closing them up. She did this by
peculiar motion of the jaw, and she ia said
to have prided herself on the exploit not
little.
Captain Godfrey, of Nevada City, is a speci-
men of aur0meter. His method of operation is
to walk over the ground to be prospected in an
ordinary manner. Upon reaching point be-
meath which rests quarts gravel gold
strange sensation comes over him. He is
seized With dizziness and becomes sick at
the stomach
Bishop Stevens is now SO much better that
he has made number of appointments for
confirmation in the churches. Several other
bishops have promised to help him if he should
be unable to meet these appointments. He