Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-19
GLOBELETs.

GLOBELETs.
Gen. Fairchild, United States minister to
Spain, has arrived at Madrid.
M. Gerard has been appointed second score
tary OF the French legation at Washington.
Jerusalem will soon be lighted with gas and
connected with the Mount of Olives by street
railroad.
MIR. l.. W. Reavis. of st. Louis, has in prep
aration biography of Richard Yates, the War
governor of Illinois.
1.-THE Parlor Cattle Gar Company has been
incorporated in Cincinnati, and 'Boudoir Hog
Cars" are expected next.
Mr.. John Bright has been elected Lord Rec.
tor OF the University of Glasgow, defeating
MIR. John Ru,kin by Sl4 votes.
Mrs. Reed, of Deadwood, is under arrest for
stealing house. She hitched six oxen to it,
while the owner was absent, and drew it away.
man, whose wife had pug dog given her,
had terrible nightmare the other night.
He dreamed that somebody had given her
another,
A Chicago grocer sells soap, every tenth cake
OF which contains in its center a gold dollar.
and the citizens of Chicago are getting to look
tolerably clean.
Boston Post: James Monroe served as jus-
tice of the peace after he had been President.
Grant, not being qualified for justice of the
peace. wants a pension.
Five years ago over 100000 croquet sets
we're sold in this country. Last year the sale
was less than $4,000 sets. The only game that
holds its own popular favor is poker.
Rev. DR.. Charles Mott rendered his resigna-
ton to his church in Davenport, Ia, which
was accepted. He has accepted call to the
Presbyterian church at Washington, N. J.
Senator Bruce was feted and Toasted by his
admirers of Memphis few days ago. In his
speech he urged the colored people to do three
things-to practice economy, to buy land and
to educate their children.
Mr.. D. @. Forney, of Washington, has
mixed himself into the fight for the clerkship
OF the next House, ana it is slyly given out
that he has the Cameron influence at his back.
This is a big thing, if true.
Mr.. F. G.. Cowie, son of Colonel George
Oowie, chief of the diplomatic and consular
division, and Miss Lyle Williams, daughter of
the late Captain Williams, of the army, are to
be married in Washington next week.
Lord Blantyre recently sent tenant a check
for E94S odd, being the amount he considered
the tenant had paid him in fifteen years in ex-
cess of a fair rent for his holding. He has no
trouble in finding tenants even in these trouble.
some times.
DR.. 8. o. Habershou, senior physician, and
j. Cooper Forster, surgeon of Guys hospital,
London, have resigned, after forty years of
service, in consequence of difference with the
governors of the institution respecting the
control Of the nurses.
King Oscar, of Sweden. gave 120, 600 crowns
towards the expenses of Nordenskjold's expedi.
ton. The cost of the expedition is said to
have been 419,l77 crowns. Nordenskjold's ac-
count of his voyage is shortly to be published
in German, at Leipsic.
The Philadelphia and Reading railroad COM
pany twenty five years ago leased the right to
run trains over the line between Williamsport
and Milton. The lease expired on Sunday
morning and the freight hnnds over that line
have been retired for week.
Brooklyn Eagle: President-elect Garfield
will incur fearful responsibility if he fails to
reappoint Mr.. John Sherman secretary of the
treasury. We will have no guarantee for good
crops or for the favor of providence if Mr.,
Sherman should be displaced
at Mobile, Sunday night, three strangers.
Hinton and his two brothers, were talking on
Warren street. when Hinton, for some cause
known only to the three, plunged dirk into
Cooley's abdomen and fed. Hinton is about
10 years old and the nephew of Cooley.
The amount of money invested in manufac.
turing enterprises In New Jersey, is about
$89, DOC, 600, capital which employs $4,000
persons, 1000 being engaged in the manufao-
lure of silk in Paterson. The horse power
which runs the machinery is estimated at
$4,000.
The other day at Brixton, in England, q
policeman on night duty returned from his
rounds, when the inspector noticed that his
pockets bulged out good deal. On searching
him pleasing assortment of forks, spoons and
sugar tongs was found upon him. He had
been "burglIng" on his own account.
In response to q note purportipg to come
from her new lover, Richmond, Indiana, girl
put on her best bonnet and went to meet him
1t designated street corner. There she found
. female rival, who bounced upon her furious
y, snatched the bonnet from her head ana tore
{ into bits.
The authorities in Australia have refused TO
How Prof Proctor to deliver his lectures on
stronomy because he opposes the six day the
ny of creation. If those same authorities will
ry to put up one little hill, before they get it
en- feet high they'll come to the conclusion
hat the Lord never made this earth in any
here near - days.