Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-29
aLoBELETs.


Colonel Thomas a. Scott and party arrived
at New Orleans on Sunday.
Ex-senator Lot M. Morrill,, of Maine. is very
i'll at his home in Portland.
Timothy Filkins says the only way to keep
woman's mouth shut, is to shutter up.
Senator Davis, of West Virginia, is building
a railroad up the north branch of the Potomac
liver. h>tff ytas -
| Ex-Collector Simmons of Boston, has made
a fortune of S500,0OO, and says he is ''out of
politics."
Within the four rooms constituting George
Bancroft's library, there are twelve thousand
volumes.
Governor-elect Bigelow. of Connecticut, is
seriously i'll at New Haven. with symptoms of
typhoid fever.
| Mr.. Philo Parsons, wealthy citizen of De.
troit, has given $4,000 to Oivet college. a
Michigan institution.
Corporal punishment has been reinstated in
the public schools of Utica by order of the
school commissioners.
MIR. Eugene Schuyler is expected at Belgrave
shortly, to enter upon his duties as minister of
the United States to Spain.
Mr.. Eugene Schuylef is expected at Belgrade
shortly, to enter upon his duties as Minister of
the United States to Siberia.
Commander Sullivan D. Amos, United States
navy, died of pneumonia at his residence at
Providence, B. l., on Monday.
Hannibal Hamlin has served in the Senate
longer than any other public man. No other
public man has done so little.
DR.. Glenn, the great California grain-raiser,
is said to have harvested enough wheat this
year to load twenty large ships.
The Paris Voltaire publishes rumor that
General Siokles is about to supercede Governor
Noyes as American Minister to France.
A colored lady, Boosting the other.day of the
progress made by her son in arithmetic, exult-
'ngiy said, ''he is in the moi tifcation table,"
Sir Edward Thornton. the British minister at
Washington. has returned to that city for the
| winter and last week called on Mr.. Evarts at
| the State department.
The government of Italy proposes to do
honor TO the late King Victor Emanuel by the
erection of monument in Rome, which is to
cost 81, 100000.
| strikingly handsome st. Louis lady, "a
decided blonde, with rich, light brown hair
| deep blue eyes, pearly complexion, and an al
most faultless mouth has spent the last
twelve years in looking for perfect man.
| DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes has written q
poem for the two hundred and iftieth ami
versary of the settlement of Cambridge, Mass,
which will be read by one OF the school chill
dren.
| Senator-elect Arthur P. German has taken ND
| mis- residence in Washington, where he occupies
the elegant mansion of Ex-Gov. Swami, and In
which he will reside during his senatorial
! term.
Ex-Governor Newell. of New Jersey, who is
now governor of Washington Territory, mas es-
| tablished what is known as the Newell Colo
| n.y." a thriving settlement in that section of
the Union.
| The Lowell Citizen says: There is not a
| lawyer among the twenty-four members of the
New Hampshire Senate, and it is expected its
| business will be transacted with harmony and
| Dispatch 1a-
| WConnecticut people think they've got some
| thing remarkable in dog which shows de-
clded preference for the Baptist church Not
at all remarkable. OF course every canine
has dog ma.
We have found out that the Philadelphia
Nelas man is married. He says: SIT is better
| to have loved and lost than to be Obliged to get
| up at S o'clock on cold winter mornings to
| start the fire."
The dowager Lady Lytton. the republication
of whose book, "a Blighted Life" raised such
a breeze few weeka ago, has announced tina,
the new edition was put forth without he,
knowledge and under Misrepresentation rs to
her wishes. @ 5ut1c- sE tlG
Prince Rudolph, of Austria, is an ardent
sportsman and has recently been shooting with
great success in the Banat country. He bagged
among other things, an eagle of extraordinary
size, measuring no less than two and three
quarter metress across.
The Englishman, who was a great hunter,
asked the American tourist if they had packs
in America, and the tourist replied: You bet
they do! Why, I've known Louisville man
to have four of 'em in hia sleeve;" and the
Englishman was puzzled.
Assistant Secretary of State John Hay and
John G. Nicolay, both of whom were private
secretaries at the White House during Mr..
Lincolns administration, say that it will be q
year at least before their joint biography OF
Lincoln is ready for publication.
Aristocratie Cleveland is wrought up at 9
scandal case before the courts of that city in
volving millionaire residents of Euclid avenue
It's astonishing how eager aristocrats are to
handle SO dainty subject as the folly lovely
woman occasionally stoops to.
| The little chapel which stands over the grave
of M. Theirs is SO filed with tributary wreaths
and bouquets of immortelles that they over
flow, and have to be hung about the walls out.
side. On the door of the chapel hangs a photo.
graph of the dead statesman and short sketch
of his life.
NJ Challemel-Lacour, the French ambassss-
dor, was the person most cheered at the lord
mayors dinner. He is said to have looked
very handsome in a profusely gold. brocaded
coat. He is stalw art, and would be soldier
like in appearance except for his perfectly
| white complexion.
The anti-Masonic Presidential ticket, headed
| by Gen. Phelps, of Vermont, was supported by
| two Connecticut voters, one in Wilmington and
| the other in Redding, The electors named