Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-20
GLOBELETs.

state OF Georgia has increased o., 600 600.
David NJ. Key went to Norfolk INV sn..;.,
invitation of the President, to witness the
naval review.
Steamship captains now and then get passing
glimpses of the wife Of Charles Summer
scudding to and fro.
The latest caprice is to have ones bedroom
upholstery to match ones dresses, and china to
match the bedroom.
John B. Cough has been temperance lectur.
ing IN Canada, but with no success. His
houses have been empty.
The First corps of cadets of Boston are en-
gageo IN obtaining subscription, for a new
armory, to cost about $25O,OOO.
doVernor-elect Bell, of New Hampshire. en-
tertalned more than one thousand friends at n
grand supper last Saturday night.
Ars. Willard Fillmore has gained littIa
more strength during the past week, but her
power OF speech has not returned.
Muffs match the bonnet, and are trimmed
with ecru lace. wide ribbon bows, and orna-
ments OF gold, silver, steel and jet.
Sir Thomas Bouch, the engineer who built
the lay bridge, died fortnight ago, worn
down with modification and ohagrin.
Rev. Josiah Hanson, Harriet Beecher
Stoves original Uncle Tom" is to have
new S2,5OO church at Dressdon, Ont.
The Pope has received pair of embroidered
shoes from the ladies of San Francisco and has
promised to wear them on next Easter.
WOOL and silk mixed goods, in silk squares
and streaks of an undefnable gas like hue on
soft wool sober color are much worn.
The Macfarlane cloak has a full pleated
back, large round CAPE hood lined with
plaid surah, and a collar. of brown plu,b
W. V. V. Lindigwood, of Morristown. N. T..
who has contracts in Brazil, has freed two
slaves In that country at a cost of 81, 900
each.
Nations wear their yard long, soft, whit.
| bonnet strings tied under the chin: youne
ladies wear them in long, looped bow, low ON
| the back hair.
Joseph Miller. of Rochester, N. T., paid III.
most foolish election bet of the season. by
| promenading Jay street in the rain, attired In
his wife's nightgown.
The autograph copy of Abt's when the
Swallows Homeward fly is on exhibition in
| Cincinnati. The score is like oopper-plate,
beautifully neat and clear.
Simon Cameron. like Benjamin franklin.
| likes to sign his name ''Simon Cameron, prln.
| ter" His resemblancet to Benjamin franklin
ends with this habit, however
The Comte d'ArLoise is a favorite STYLE Of
couture. The hair is waved and drawn down
| smoothly at the sides and woundllooslsy In
braided coils behind the ears.
1t is now reported that Justice Clifford. Of
the United States supreme court, has 80 far lost
his powers that he cannot write his name and
| does not recognize his friends.
The crush of business on the Psnnsylvani.
| road is severely taxing passenger conductors.
one of whom made 1854 miles, or ffty-four
| days ordinary work, in one month.
Some of Worth's handsomest costumes are
| trimmed with two bands of fur around the
| skirt, with only narrow-plaited balayeuss
| founoe below the bottom band OF fur.
Ths Mexicans of chihuahua call upon thu
| United States to help pay the offered reward of
| S2,OOe and S22 per scalp for the extermina-
| tion of Victoria and his band of Apaohes.
Paris has revived the rage for palettes illus
trated and signed. In every window where
pictures ouriosities are sold you see palettes.
The price varies fl ON 80 SOUS up to 5OOf.
The Hon. John Hay, assistant secretary of
st ate, has taken the mansion at the corner of
Massachusetts and Vermont avenues, Washing
ton, and is now domiciled there with his fam
| lily.
| The very latest thing in dress garniture is
the caterpillar fringe. OF course it is fuzzy"
as its name betokens. 1t is made of plush or
chenille and is of yellow and bronze mix
| ture.
Sea lion and dahlia shades of purple and
maroon, tinged with crimson, ap-
pear in the latest importations of
satins de Lyons, damasses. and silk and wool
mixtures.
The committee on the two hundred and
| httieth anniversary of Boston are
$4,000 in debt, incurred. they say, by
a miscalculation Of the cost of transporting
the militia.
Dr.. 3. Joy Jeffries has tested the scholars of
the Chauncy hall school, Boston, for color
blindness, and found that of 1879 boys II were
color-blind, while of 81 girls none had defect
| i've sight.
Gen. Garfield will 60 to Washington in
week or ten days. on entirely private business,
and viii remain there only two or three DAYS.
He will come back to Lawn6eld, and expects to
| spend the winter at his home
In the case of Major William E. Creary, who
was recently sentenced by courtmartisl to be
dismissed from the United States army, tho
President mitigated the sentence to suspension
for one year, with loss Of rank and one half his
pay.
As memorial of the late Chief Justice
fancy OF the United States supreme court, ID
is proposed to name one of the public parks
in Baltimore fancy Place. The Baltimore
common council has the matter under con-
I siderstion.
Tie Rev. W. 81. Fl. Murray. who lectured on
free trade IN Boston last week, is said to have
grown not preceptibly older since be left that
| city last year. His lecture is described as
able and without ornament. His audience was
| q small one.
James G. Fair, who is to succeed Sharon in
| the Senate from Nevada, is an Irishman of
medium height, with spreading beard, tinged
with gray. he is only 80 yeaes old, owns one
hundred acres in San francisco. and an enoy.