Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-18
GL0BELETS.

oent hayes will sail for Europe next Mavp
h1-oongressman jeremiah Rusk. OF W;..o
sin' is candidate for sergesnt-at-arm. of A..
next House u 'no
Gen. Thomas Ewing passed through Woo.
Ter ", the other day, en- route from, NJ
Mexico to New York.
For the first time in more than tu,s,.u -
we have President, an ex-Presidsnt .nd
PRESIDENT elect, all living.
General Grant is expected to arrive in ws.h.
ington about the first of mex, month r.
WIN De given reception by the citizens of the
District. u Tue
IL Is the gossip in Washington that Gen. Har,-
""te' OF Pennsyivania, defeated for re-eleo-
lion 70 Congress, Is candidate for the clerksbin
OF the next house.
Mr.. Thomas Hughes is authority .avino
That The Life and Letters of Frederick Dsr;,
son Maurice" at least the first volume NAV ha
expected late in the fall.
Gen. Grant, Senator COnkling and Gen. Ar.
thur nave accepted invitations to "iubiIea
supper" to be given at Newark, N. j.. on thu
evening of November o.
corssge cluster of flowers is now furnished
oy Partisan dressmakers, with all dresses en-
cept tne plainest. Sometimes a small bird 4.
perched in these clusters.
A statue of Robert Burns will he erected =,
Golden Gate park, San Francisco. nv the ,ner,-
bers of the Caledonian club and otber sco,ot
citizens of the Pacific coast.
MI hmmons Blaine, a son of Senator Blaine.
uas lett his profession (the law) and gone into
'ne once OF the general manager of the Chi.
cago Northwestern railroad.
Denis Kearney, the agitator, has returned Tn
nis olay' In San francisco. He says that he in
OUT OF pocket through politics, and is glad In
90 70 work again in his old line.
MIR. NJ. q. De Young, who, since the death
~ - n,s oro1ner, has been the manager of the
pan francisco Chronicle, was married recently
10 Miss Kate j. Deane, of that city.
costly shoes for wear with fine street cos.
tunes are made with tops that roll over and
are lined with silk and embroidered to match
'ne costume with which they are worn.
The late William B. Spooner. of Boston h.
queathed 1000 to the divinity school con.
neo'eo with Harvard university. and $4,000 to
'ne theological school at Meadvi1le, Pa.
a girl only years old was arrested for
drunkenness at Lowell. To complete the dis.
graceful picture, the police let her lie ten
hours lnsensible in cell without attention.
LIZ. John W, Kennion, a practical mission.
airy, not only breaches to the Door of New
1orK, out treats them to free hot coffee and
bread from cart driven through the streets.
treat excitement prevails at Hemstead, Tex.
over the killing of Deputy Marshal Adams bv
feter Moore. vigilance committee has been
organized, and the lynching of Moore is looked
for.
Gen. w. 7. Withers has rented Ashland. tina
old Henry Gay farm, now the propertv of
kentucky university. He will make il what IL
was many years ago, breeding and stud
farm.
This win de Champagne" color is hand.
some gllded shade combined with pale rose.
Some marvellous toilets are making of satin
and brocard IN this color, which combines we'll
with all other hues.
Jefferson Davis Memoirs" it is now stated.
will not be given to the public until AnrII
The Appletons have the first volume: in tyne.
but they are delaying the publication until the
| second volume is ready.
ERev. l.. W. Bacon, of Norwich. Conn b..
| started new temperance movement in which
| he recognizes the need of O certain limited sale
Oh splrltuous Liquors. and also of places of en-
tertainment for Young men.
Mr.. Thomas Brassey ha. bought from al,
John Macdonald 60, 600 acres of land in Canada
| at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. He NAV
now have from 1900 to 1900 working tenants.
| with from forty to fifty acres each.''
Mr. Samuel FL. Gladstone, the premiers
cousin, who came over recently to take a look
at US, is now in the Sioux country. Heex-
presses himself as delighted with the Vast
and Is inclined to become an American.
Prof. Richard A. Proctor, the distinguished
English astronomer, who is now in Australia
states thet he will return to England by wav
| of San Francisco and New York. instead of
| going via the Indian ocean, es was his preyions
/ intention.
| 2. L. Barnum recently received a letter
from man who said se had made a bet that
he was not brother of W. Il. Barnum. To
which the Snowman replied he thanked heaven
| that there was no nearer relationship than that
of Adam.
AA0 WILL VI VIC l1te EQWarQ ID. Barring
er, accidentally killed at Zurich, Swift.
erland, bequeaths most of his real and
personal estate to Harvard college. to be
Invested as fund for the benefit of the
| medical school.
The holy synod of Russia has decided upon
| erecting an orthodox church in the city of San
Francisco. The priest of the Russian chapel
of New York has recently petitioned thu holy
| synod for permission to erect an orthodox
church in that city.
The ex-khedive of Egypt has been abandoned
by all the inmates of his harem, with the ex.
| cepiion of two coal-black girls of Nubian
origin. His funds having been eurtailed, he
| found it impossible to retain his hold upon tho
fairer complexioned ladies.
The artist Greenough, whose death in Paris
was announced last week, was not Mr.. Richard
s. Greenough, the sculptor, but his son, Cor.
don Greenough, young artist of great prom
Use. He was graduate of Harvard college
about ten years ago. and had since lived chief
ly abroad.
Richard Ten Brock, the celebrated turf
man, is expected to arrive in New York from
England to-day. He is eighty years old. and
thinks now that he is entitled TO retire TIL.