Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-01-26
GLOBELETs.

Richard wagner Is now ut Naples, ana Ueclu-
eddy better.
Queen Victoria has ordered a photograph of
ex-King Cctywsyo.
A Zulu Princess-Amazulu-has arrived in
London with her suite.
The empress of Austria's visit to Ireland will
not last moro than month.
The sultan of Turkey is said to be in abject
dread of revolution or of assassination.
Ex-senator Spencer. of Alabama, recently
cleared $500, 900 by the sale of a Utah silver
mine.
Two Arabian horses have been presented to
President Grevy by the Emperor of Morocco
with his regards.
Mrs. Bonanza Mackay intends leaving Paris
for Italy very soon, and the shopkcepers will
deplore her departure.
Fenimore Cooper was not very popular in his
own village, the Cooperstown public being
| skeptical as to his literary merits.
Chief Ouray's wife is closely watching the
costumes Of Washington women, and has begun
to make her blanket look like a trail.
Mrs. Manton Marble is moving Boston wo-
men to envy by wearing the handsome dresses
she brought home from Worth's, Paris.
Disa, the man who lately attempted the life
Of the viceroy of India, has, according to his
1ather's testimony, been insane from boyhOod.
At the golden wedding Of Henry White and
wife, in New Haven, Conn.,, recently, four
guests who attended their first wedding we're
present.
| The new Russian church temple at Mos
cow, is SO nearly completed that its dedication
will take place in August next. 1t vas begun
in 1888.
Senator Conkling's former law partner, Thos.
Walker, who died at Dresden last week, was
one of the earliest promoters of the electric
telegraph.
MIR. Eugene Schuyler, our consul general at
Rome, is writing history of Peter the Great.
He lives in the Polazzo Altempo and entertains
very handsomely.
| Anna Dickinson once scrubbed sidewalk, in
Philadelphia, for twenty-five cents, and used
the money to buy ticket to one of Wendell
Phillips lectures.
| The bogus census taker has preceded his
regular brother, swindllng the farmer and
making the road of the honest statistic gath
erer hard one to travel.
debating society at Edenville is about to
discuss the question, is wealth preferable to
knowledge3" 1t depends very much upon how
much money the girl has CO..
The number Of drug stores at Hot Springs,
Ark, is exactly the same as the number of
boarding houses, and the number of under
takers is the same as the number of clergymen.
In letter from Dalton, Ga, on the 9th
inst, the writer said he was sitting with open
windows and doors and that the yellow jas
mine, white hyacinth and sweet violets were in
bloom.
They have recently discovered in France an
unpublished manuscript by Richelieu. 1t is
probably that famous play which Adrian de
Mauprat plauded, land in the right place, too
Josephp'
Little Lulu Veimug of Pottsville, Pa. is
a musical prodigy, and is now receiving great
attention at Washington by Mrs. President
Hayes, Secretary Carl Schurz Senator Don
Cameron and others.
Wives arc being looked for among the royal
families of Europe for Prince William of Prus.
STA, eldest son of the Crown Prince Of Ger
many; and for the Prince of Orange, heir te
the throne of Holland.
Archbishop Purcell is failing rapidly unde,
the weight Of years and his financial troubles.
He is 80 years of age, and has grown 30 feeble
that he has to be helped from one room to an
other. No special disease is affecting him.
The Empress of Russia has telegraphed thu
car from Cannes, France, that she wishes tt
return home to die, after having reconcilel
her husband and son. The car suspects tn,
son of melting Nihilists to assassinate him.
On Monday Robert Simpson, in business a
Nassau street, New York, being very mucl
annoyed at rat which had given him mucl
trouble, shot at it, the bullet going through
the floor and wounding Mr.. Murtha in the
store below, it is feared fatally.
Two brothers, George NJ Martin, aged 6S,
and Killan Martin, aged &c years, recently died
of paralysis on the same day at North Rush, N
Y, and were buried in the same grave. Fiv'
clergymen, representing three different de
nominations, officiated at the funeral.
} pleasure bent, started around the world in
private yacht recently, but was driven into thu
Chesapeake by storm, concludes that hi.
yacht is too small for the undertaking. and sc
has ordered 5000, 600 ship from a Baltimore
firm.
Standing Bear, of the Ponca Indians, was
one of the guests at the reception rendered by
Mrs. Botta to Mrs. Helen Hunt Jackson, the
n. H." of literature, in New York, on Monday
evening. Mrs. Jackson, who is a resident OF
Denver, is greatly interested IN the welfare Of
the Indians.
The health of Mr.. Benjamin Moran, Ameri
can Chargs q Afaires at Lisbon, is represented
to be very poor, and at last report he W seri
ously ill. Mr.. Moran was for many years secre
tary of the American Legation in London, and
he is one of the Oldest members of the Ameri-
can diplomatic corps.
Dan Rice explains that his reformation is
genuine and permanent but there has been 6
misconception about it on the part of the
newspapers. he swore off on whisky, brandy
rum and gin, and will keep that pledge or die
but he never said he would stop drinking wine