Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-26
GLOBELETs.

tinues to improve. and i, no longer thought to
be dangerously i'll.
IL David Davis should be appointed 10 49,.
supreme bench the Republicans would Gain
Senator in Illinois.
The port of Great Britain MP to date ex-
coed those of last year by over s25O, 900 OOO the
exports by over $130 600.
Mrs. Gen Garfield is to be assisted in tba
White House by "a young English lady of rare
character and accomplishments" i.t
Mr.. Sourgeon says of Mr.. Joseph Cook that
he has strong convictions. the courage of his
convictions and force to support his courage.
Bob" Ingersoll tells reporter that he con-
siders the most hopeful element in the South-
ern situation to-day to be the growth ofiufidel-
ity.
Senator Conkling will not support Vice
President Wheeler for the sepate. because
Wheeler would not support Cornell for gov
ernor.
Inc season" at Jacksonville, Fla, lasts
from the middle of November to the middle
of May. There were sixty thousand visitors
last winter.
The estate of the late Mary Shields, of PhiIa-
delphia, is valued at 1884, 900, of which 1875
GOO will go by her will to various Pennsylvania
charitable societies.
Ex-Governor William Beach Lawrence. of
Rhode Island, is in feeble condition, and has
been advised to remain quiet at the Albemarle
hotel in New York.
A Paris paper has just published telegram
from New York predicting that Sarah Bern
hardt will ultimately be proclaimed President
of the United States.
The latest London bulletins make il probable
that the marriage of the Baroness Burdett-
Ooutts will take place this month, but not,
perhaps, in London.
Richmond, Va, banker estimates that the
overwhelming defeat of the Readjuster elector-
al ticket has added $4,000, 900 to Richmond's
wealth and prosperity.
Congressman Singleton, the only Democratic
Representative from Illinois elected by an in
creased plurality, is the only one who stood out
squarely for free trade.
/ The New York newspapers have elected Ex.
Congressman T. O. Platt to the United States
Senate and appointed Congressman Levi P.
Morton to be secretary of state.
Weaver carried one county in the United
States, Walker county, Texas at the last cleo
ton, receiving majority of sixteen votes over
Garfield and Hancock combined.
Lulu Yelling, aged H. is Pottsville's prodigy.
She plays the piano SO well that her friends go
into ecstasies of delight and even Wilhelm
and Rummel write letters of praise.
Roman Catholic priest, who stated that he
had quarrelled with his bishop and was quite
destitute, was admitted into the Nottingham
workhouse as pauper on the 9th inst,
Some of the Choctaw girls in ''The Nation"
as Indian Territory is called, are highly edu-
Gated, very beautiful, and nearly as fair in
complexion as their sisters in the States.
The chief duty Of the Republican party Just
now seems to be to elect to the United States
Senate enough men to reduce the number of
those who want to go into Garfeld's cabinet.
If You are going to Washington to see the In
auguration it is high time TO secure your
places. Already one Washington hotel has had
LOO applications for rooms from Philadelphia
alone.
A Chicago man agreed not to wash himself
for six weeks if Hancock was elected, land than
covenanted with another man not to wash him
self for seven weeks if Garfield was elected.
Now he is happy.
The latest marriages talked of in England
are those of Lord Colin Campbell, son of the
Duke of Argyll, and an Irish lady, Miss Blood,
and of Dean Close a2d q Mrs. Hodgson, of
Liverpool. The Dean of Carlisle is 81.
After the death OF Conrad Seitz, at Monroe,
Alabama. this telegram was received from Ella
Dorsey, his afianced wife: Delay funeral two
days. I will be ready for burial with him."
She Kept her word by committing suicide.
The Rev. a. B. Earle. the noted revivalist,
preached his iftieth anniversary sermon in Bos-
ton few days ago. He declared that he had
been the means of making 10000 converts
He breaches the doctrine of literal hell fire.
Lady Georgiana Fullerton, the well-known
Roman Catholic novelist, is sister to Earl
Granville. now foreign secretary. Her father
was for years ambassador in Paris, and Lady
G. writes French as well and as readily as En-
glish.
The first use made of the new telephone
which connects the chamber of deputies with
the Elysee, gave II. Grevy TO understand that
the conflict between III. Jules and II. Gambet-
ia had broken out on the opening day of the
session.
III =. Rummel, the pianist, is engaged 10
marry Miss Leila Morse, daughter of Mr.. 8. +.
B. Morse, the young lady to whom Gov. Til
denis attentions have long been discussed.
Their marriage will shortly be celebrated and
theirswedding journey will be to Europe.
The dowager Lady Lytton, the republication
| of whose book, "a Blighted Life" raised such
q breeze few weeks ago, has announced that
the new edition was put forth without her
knowledge and under a misapprehension as to
her wishes.
If Attorney General Devens should go upon
the supreme bench, Judge Hoar will have
strong support for the portfolio OF attorney
general. There will, however, be = compro-
mise between the interests of Senator Blaine
and the people who think in the style of the
Springfield Republican.
A strikingly handsome st. Louis lady, "a de-
cided blonde, with rich, light brown hair, deep
blue eyes, pearl complexion and an almost
faultless mouth" has spent the last twelve
years in looking for perfect man. Roscoe
Conkling, don't let your modesty cause you
to keep your address secret.