Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-22
GLOBELErs.

ASociafist school has been established in
New York.
Marvin, the multudineusly married, ID
making shoes in the Virginia penitentiary.
The wonderful Fontaine locomotion is not
q success. It tears up the track too much.
The sultan will admit Jewish emigrants to
Turkey, but they must conform to Turkish
laws-ie. become Mahomedans.
Jennie June says twenty gillfowers do
not make one rose.'' Probably not but We
should think they would make one sick
Boston Post.
1t has come to light that what is known as
the Dentist act any one who chooses to regis
ter as dentist can, in England, get of
juries, and the number Of registered dentists
promises to be enormous.
Belfast, ireland, is provided with model tene-
ment houses. Streets are lined with two story
brick houses, each one being built to accom-.
MEDIATE one family, at rental OF less than
500 year, with no taxes.
DR.. McCosh is reported by a religious pa
per to have said that he finds at Princeton
constantly de creaslng number of undergradu-
ales intending to be clergymen, and that it is
the Same in the other colleges.
Three Philadelphia girls, ranging from II 10
Is years Of age, agreed to lest the pleasures Of
getting drunk. Tney bought bottle of
whisky anu drank it. A policeman soon aft
erward found them lying insensible in the
street.
Philadelphia has already prepared pro-
gramme for the celebration, year hence, of
the 20Oth anniversary of the landing Of VII.
lam Penn. There will be three days Of pro-
cess ons, nav Il displays, historical tableaux,
fireworks, feasts ~nd speeches.
They who picture Queen Victoria In their
minds eye as clad in a robe of crimson with
gold crown upon her head will be shocked to
learn that she takes her daily drive al Balmor-
al with black straw bonnet upon her head
aud with a large shawl of small check shep-
herds plaid upon her shoulders.
The English "Wreck Register and Chart
lately published shows that IN 1898 there
were no fewer than 2,519 wrecks On the British
coast. By various agencies 1895 lives we're
) wed from these wrecks; 23l We're lost 1t is
clearly shown that the percentage Of wrecks
Increases with the age of the ships.
The Hon. E. B. Washburne is living quiet
ly in his home in Chicago, but is far from
idle. He has lately been occupied In the
preparation of history of the life and times
OF The Hon. Edward Coles, the second govern
or of Illinois. The book has much to say
concerning the anti-slsvery struggle IN tho
| state.
An Arkansas man was stricken with paraly-
| sis white cursing the Lord for not sending
rain, and Maine deacon was visited the same
way u bile praying for rain. And the Boston
| Post has come to the safe conclusion that it's
| best not to put your oar in on the rain ques-
ton any way, but let the Lord run it to suit
| himself.
| There is treasure to dig for somewhere on
Stone Mountain, in Arkansas. Ben Munnen
was noted hermit. he lived thirty years all
\ by himself, was highly successful trapper,
| and is believed to have accumulated $4,000
\ from the sale Of skins. He has now been
found dead in his hut, and his money Is buried
in some unknown spot near by.
| A coroner's jury at Brackett, Texas, was
somewhat surprised to see Mexican who had
been shot by jealous husband, and who was
thought dead, rise up just as they were about
| to begin sitting on him, and inquire what all
| the fuss was about. The supposed corpse
| came to just about in time to prevent the
usual dissection and post mortem examina
| ton.
| Governor st. Johns anti-rum crusade is &C.
completing something, after all. The other
day Kansas woman-good and beautiful,
possessed of portable property and widow at
disappointed the wedding guests at the
last moment because when the happy man ap-
preached her to try on the ring she "smelled
his breath"
| Bryant Ives, New Yorker, paid $l5, 900 for
an Illuminated missal the other day, not too
large to slip into an overcoat pocket, If, like
those In Mr.. George Bancroft's oyercoat, the
pocket is made big enough to take in an octave
volume. This is probably the largest price
ever paid in this country for one book. In
England s36 700, paid for Gutenberg bible on
paper, is the high-water mark in book prices.
| Several actors were standing in front of a
theater in New York. The glamor and war
paint had gone from them. They were care
essly loafng about, with their hands in their
pockets, their hats on the backs OF their heads
and their eyes on the young ladies who were
passing BY. A lad of twelve who saw them
said to his sister, "Oh, look at the kings and
dukes!'
Theresa Longworth, who claimed to be mar
! ried to Major Yslverton. nov Vscount Avon
| more, died last month OF paralysis at PETER
fmaritsburg, Cape of Good Hope. A London
| paper says that the Prince Imperial and En-
press Eugene were among her latter-day as
socia ties. Yelverton subsequently married
| Scotch lady, and has been living for years
quietly on his estate in Galway and elsewhere
| In Ireland.
The bicyclists' memorial to the select COM
| mittee On railways in England estimates the
| number of bicycle riders at le,0os in London
| alone, and the total number throughout the
country at 100000. The manufacture Of
bicycles has become one of the staple trades
Of Coventry, and is also largely carried on In
London and other towns, besides which b.
cycling supports three weekly newspapers,
two monthly magazines, and three annual
publications, all entirely devoted to the bicy-
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