Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-25
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GLOBELETs.
When girl is 20 she feels uneasy on that
score.
Canada received 5l,u52 immigrants last
year.
The car tells Bob Ingersoll that there really
is one.
In Bavaria 80 per cent. of all buildings are
insured.
Mules are said to be in great demand in Sa-
bine parish, La.
George Alfred Townsend is laid mp with the
govt in New York.
New York has shipped buckwheat to Antwerp
for the first time.
Young ladies sit in the galleries of the Har-
ward gymnasium:
Increasing attention is being given to bee
keeping in Georgia.
In Charleston, 8. c., a man was fined % for
stealing three potatoes.
New York city claims to consume 5000 bar
rels of hens eggs daily.
The ice factory at Baton Rouge, La, manu-
features three tons daily.
The Senate has removed the political disa-
bilities of Gen. Roger A. Pryor.
The latest would-be suicide in New York was
fined ten dollars for his rashness.
Up to the present time over 10000 silver
mines have been located in Arizona.
Rampagious small boys stoning the telegraph
wires cost England $50, 900 last year.
Over |, 400 pounds Of Milwaukee Bologna
sausage have been shipped to Leipsic.
Thurlow Weed is losing his eyesight, and
says that he can scarcely recognize faces.
Longfellow has declined three times foreign
missions offered him by the government.
Four Indian skeletons, buried in q sitting
position, have been found at Oxford, N. G.
Hayden, of murder notoriety, finds that his
book doesn't sell as readily as was expected.
| The game law of Mississippi is intended to
protect deer, cartridges, doves and feld-larks.
| Battle Greek babe demolished an one hun
dred and seventy-five dollar watch with tack
hammer.
| The Elmira advertiser says that selfmade
men are usually more thoroughly made than
| other men.
1t will require 5000 bales of cotton to pay
for the guano to be used in Marion county, 8.
| c., this year.
The Philadelphia Bulletin has been informed
that the starch manufacturers are going to
stiffen the market.
Both political parties in Florida are having
considerable trouble in deciding upon candi-
dates for governor.
1t is officially estimated that there are 10000
tenement houses in New York and that they
contain 100000 people.
First it was frewater, and now, it is alleged,
the post-traders have begun to supply Indians
with their block puzzle.
Over 5000 have been subscribed by the
citizens of Nashville to the proposed free bridge
over Cumberland river.
One hundred extra worlkmen will be en-
ployed during the summer by the Georgia rail-
road to build freight cars.
Gov. Tabor of Colorado, is going to use
part of his large fortune in building q hand
some opera-house in Denver.
The Monticello fFla.) Constitution says that
colored secret society for the paotection OF
criminals exists in that town.
A lad of seventeen years of age, in Jasper =,
Walker county, Alabama, has recently welded
q lady seventy-one years OF age.
Ascot E. Caldwell has resigned the presiden
cy of the Nashville, Chattanooga & st. Louis
railroad, to take effect the 30th inst.
Nashville, Tenn, offers q purse of 300 for
the best poem treating of "the fact that Nash
Vile has reached her hundredth birthday.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph Parker, the Congregs-
tional clergyman of London, has announced
himself as q candidate for q seat in parliament.
King Oscar II. of Sweden, has ordered four
gold and forty-six silver medals to be struck
for the officers and crew of Prof. Nordensk;
jold's arctic expedition.
A large amount of building is likely to be
done this year ir Petersburg, Va, notwith-
standing there has been a great advance in the
cost of building material.
At Omaha the other day they arrested de-
serter who skipped from the army twenty-nins
years ago. Justice may 60 on crutohes, but
she never stops hobbling.
Boston girls are all learning to play the vio
lin and the young men are more anxious than
ever to follow Greeley's advice. They don't
like scrapes of that kind.
The seat of justice of Robertson county,
Texas, has been removed from Calvert to
Franklin, and the first work will be to erect
$l2, 900 Jail and sheriff's Office.
At the skating rink in Charleston. 8. O., they
had on Saturday night q tournament on wheels
: by kni ghts in costume. Spears and rings were
used, as in any other tournament.
The GAINESVILLE (Ga.) Eagle says that cotton
stalks in that section are sprouting from the
old roots, the weather during the whole winter
not having been cold enough to kill them.
A little girl went into drug store the other
, day and said to the proprietor in half whis-
per: "If little girl haint got no money how
much chewing gum do You give for nothing?"
Rhode Island man, who left q son and
daughter penniless that he might give Har-
ward college $780, 200. had his will busted so
quick that it almost turned his grave around.
Butler county, Ala, claims to have tho
smallest human being known to exist at the
present time. She is Is years old, and is