Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-24
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UilO O1VCI olOtilo no DlbUtQ.
SARA BERNHARDT weighs 10 pounds.
Her wardrobe fills eighteen trunks.
THE Prince Of Wales has presented
President Grevy with o gun and four
setter dogs.
PRESIDENT HAYES has accepted an
election as Vice President of the Ameri-
can Bible Society.
THE Archbishop of Quebec, Can, adj
vises all clergymen under his charge not
to interfere in politics.
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH lives in the,
house Henry Ward Beecher built when
an Indianapolis pastor.
The colporteurs of the American Bible
Texas during the last four months.
SOUTHERN planters hope to find. the
English sparrows an efficient remedy for
the ravages OF cotton worms.
PARTRDGEs have not been so scarce
for many years in London. Well-grown
young birds are sold at $1.75 per brace.
THE subscription to the fund for the
Cincinnati Art Museum has reached the
sum of S250,000 leaving only $4,000 to
be raised
The deadly quicksand in the San Pc
dro river, Arizona, lately swallowed up
a carriage containing a gentleman and
three ladies.
The railroad up Vesuvius has done
such a fourishing business since its
opening that the value Of the stock has
increased 80 per cent.
MARRIED Chillicothe, Iowa, Her
bert l.. Rollingstone and Emma J.
Moss" Thus does one familiar prov
erb receive death blow.
For several years the estate of Post
master General Maynard, in Tennessee,
has been in charge of man who was,
at one time, one of its movable chattels.
SIXTEEN young Indian girls have ar
dian Territory, to enter Mr.. Moody's
school. Their travelling expenses were
paid by Jay Gould.
EMPRESS ELIZABETH of Austria, whom
a Paris gossiper styles "the first ANA
zon of the world is about to receive, it
is said, the title Of honorary Colonel of
a regiment of Russian Uhlans.
TERESA TUA, of Turin, young girl of
IS, bore off the first prize as a violinist
at the Paris Conservatory last year. She
has been offered $40, 900 for a five years
tour through the United States.
ITALIAN laborers at home and abroad
stick to their national diet of bread,
macaroni, and fruit, with an occasional
dish Of meat In Italy this diet is based
on necessity and abroad on economy.
The Revue des Deur Mondes, found
ed fifty years ago, and to-day the prin-
cipal review in France, failed to pay
during the first twenty years OF its ca
reer. It now numbers $1,000 subscrib-
ers at $40 year.
DIR. HASTINGS, Of Boston, says he
would as soon think of hiring some man
to eat his breakfast as to hire some one
to do his singing in church According
to his view, singing is the natural ex-
preston of religious joy.
JOHN BRIGHT is i'll better health than
he has enjoyed for several years. It is
said that he often takes notes, IN the
House, as if intending to make speech,
but when the time comes changes his
mind and tears up the notes.
n tHOIOGhAHh VI IIlG GApTeSS Iruin
known popularity in England as "The
Flying Dutchman" has been taken as it
passed through Twyford station, on the
Great Western railway, at the rate of
sixty miles an hour, by photographer
of Henley.
THERE is a revival in crochet in En-
gland, but instead of being done in white
thread it is made in colors, both laces
and quilts being worked in two contrast
ing hues. Germans crochet jackets of
cotton for small children, instead of US
ing worsted, as is the custom In America
GEN. GRANT stamps as absurd the
presented him by Japanese Prince,
was stolen from him by his Private Sec
rotary and sold to Washington pawn
broker for $1,000. He never had such a.
present and never met such loss.
DANIEL J. DoNoHUE, the boss war
bier of Brooklyn, challenges the world
at large and anybody in particular to
whistle with him for $50 to $500 a side
and the championship of America. He
lays great stress on the fute-like char
acter of his piping, and defes the uni
verso to match it.
SAYS the Philadelphia Times: "The
sooner q girl selects which course she
will take, the better it will be for her.
She may go to school and learn, or she
may take an exclusive course of party
and grow up beautiful Ounce. The
season advances, and the girl should
make her choice early"
A1TTT1E daughterof Gilbert Williams,
of Mansfield, Ct, fell from hay-mow
and fractured her skull. Nearly nine
square inches of skull were removed by
DR.. Hills-one of the most remarkable
cases on record. It is believed that
the childs reason will not be impaired,
but some artificial protectiol to the
exposed brain will have to be provided
An English seed firm of high standing
suggests the following remedy for the
turnip- fly. 1t is to drill a little extra
seed in the rows, and to scatter a little
seed broadcast between the rows. We
have known this to answer admirably in
checking the pace Of the flies through
the rows, and thus affording time for q
sufficient portion of the plants to devel-
OPP from the seed leaf, after which period
the plants are proof against the fly.
The national debt of New Zealand
now exceeds $50, 900, while almost