Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-30
GLOBELETs.


MIR. Conkling calls the New York Nation "a
hectic patch of bumptiovs pedantry."
Mr.. Millais, the English artist, returns his
income to the commissioner at $1,000.
Mr.. Spurgeon will have to spend the winter
again at Mentone, by order of his physician.
The sugar crop of Southern Texas has been
damaged fully one-half by the recent storms.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, will remain on
the Pacific slope until just before the holidays.
Garibaldi is pale and thin. His beard and
hair are white snow. His eyes alone are
bright
Janauschek has been advertising herself in
Memphis by placing her iewelry ON exhibition
in store on Main street.
The Indians are committing great depreda-
tions near Eagle Pass, Texas. In many places
they have killed whole families.
VIM. Beams, oolored, irreverent ly stole a lot
of blankets and household goods from Arch
bishop Feehan, of Nashville, Tuesday.
George w. White. of Nashville, has secured
the stallion Littleton, the famous son of Lean.
| ington, and will take him to Tennessee.
Mr.. Garfield has plenty of advice abou, max
torchlight professions had applied to be secre-
tary of state.
Mrs. Catherine Coveney, of New Orleans,
was bitten by black setter dog in August,
and she died Tuesday Of hydrophobia. She
was ~ years old.
Mrs. Chaplin, of Charleston, 8. c., presented
pc tition to the city council of Charlie ston
Tuesday night against liquor licenses. 1t was
signed by 5000 persons
O. A. Peyton, negro of Memphis, was SEN
fenced to one years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary Wednesday for marrying Lavina
Washington. white woman
Allison Ramsey, of Dallas county, Arkansas,
has been Justice of the Peace for thirty-six
years. and during that period be has paid no
| attention to the late civil war.
At negro wake in New Orleans Tuesday
night, Willis Pugh and Joseph Hillyard, ne
groes, quarreled, fred their pistols and drove
away the mourners. They were arrested.
There are deficits in the budgets Of several
departments of the city hall of New Orleans.
The appropriation for pay of the police ia S4O,.
| 600 short, and tine improvements department is
short $4,000.
Joseph Schmalzbauer was a soldier in the Aus
| trian army and great offender. During his
term OF service ne received altogether 10000
stripes with the cat and 335 blows with the
| five foot rattan.
| at Houston, Texas, Monday, 55l bales OF
compressed cotton, while passing under a rail-
| road bridge over White bayou, took fire from
| passing locomotive and were damaged to one
third of their value.
| Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., the son of the
poet.physician, has appeared IN Boston as a
successful legal lecturer. He is giving
course of twelve lectures on the common law
before the Lowell institute.
Ralph Waldo Emerson hiss, in lecturing, en-
ployed but one gesture, and that very seldom.
When he utters some impressive sentence he
makes grasping gesture, as though Selling
some Imaginary object in front of him
The richest men in Germany are the Roths-
cnllds OF frankfort. Krupp of Essen, and
bielchbroder of Berlin; Prince Bismarck is al
so reckoned among the millionaires. The
number of Prussian millionaires is only l. 1875.
Edward Shelton, colored hoy of McDade,
Texas, was loading q cannon at q political
jubilee, and was standing before the cannon's
mouth, when it was prematureiy discharged.
the ramrod tearing into his flesh and inflictiug
injuries that will probably prove fatal
GEORGE Reimensnyder and A. G.. KilIhefer.
OF Lancaster. Pa. left Pittsburgh on the goth
OF June on an exploring expedition in a skiff.
They bad intended going through to the gulf,
but when they reached Memphis, last Saturday
/ SO pnl mt tbo,,sv
Ex-State Senator John 7. Brady. married
Tuesday at Houston, Tex, Miss Linpie Sher-
man, daughter of Gen. Sydney Sherman. who
| commanded division of Texas forces at the
famous battle of San Jacinto, and shared the
honors with Gen. Sam Houston at that vic
tosy.
Morris Ripinsky, of Shreveport La. was en-
gagged to be married to young lady of Missis.
| sippi last Monday. brother of the groom
elect came from New York and broke off the
engagement without giving any excuse. Nor
ris was then borsewhipped by cousin of the
BRIDE
III. Gambetta, ten years ago, was one of the
haudsomest men in France. His face WAS
fade of fine lines and spirituel contours; sis
figure was 1.-the and graceful. He Is still
man of striking presence, but he has no morr
the almost poetic good looks OF his youthful
| days.
On Tuesday a letter was returned from the
dead-letter Office TO the postmaster of New
Orleans which had gone to England via New
York, returned to America via Boston. for
warded from there to the dead letter ofice ard
returned to New Orleans, with nearly $40 600
of drafts in it.
| President-elect Garfield is now LOOKING az.
ceedingly well. and Gays that the excitement of
the campaign benefited instead of iuiuriur
him. 1t is reported that he has already rented
his Washington house for the season. This
winter will be the first in twenty years that he
has spent in MentoS.
| There are ct present in Key West, Fla. a
male and female inmates, or sea COW, the finest
specimens ever captured. They were taken By
means of huge nets constructed specially for
the purpose, which were spread in one of the
small rivers emptying into the Gulf upon the
| coast of Florida.
Under the new code of Mississippi any citi-
zen has the right to arrest carry before
| magistrate or any proper officer the tramp he