Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-10
GLOBELETs.
The spread Of leprosy in Louisiana is COM
planned Of.

| Cleveland's Chisholm monument fund now
amounts to about $l1 900.
Senator Brown is entertaining Senator's
Morgan, Slater, Call and Hampton at his
home in Atlanta.
Prof. King is building another large balloon
on novel principle, with which further to
test the easterly current.
| The insurgents in Tunis number $4,000
lighting men, and the French are pursuing
them into country almost unknown.
| The Oldest senator is Mr.. Morrill,, of YER
mont, who is II, and the youngest is Mr..
Aldrich, of Rhode Island, who is 40 years old.
Stephen W. Phoenix, who died in New York
few days ago, once spent $4,000 in publish
| ing genealogical work for private circula-
ton.
William Arrow, Welshman, cloped from
Wllksbarre, Pa, the other day, with his broth
er's whole family, consisting of wife and two
children.
Roger A. Pryor, counsel for Mrs. Kate
Chase 8prague, expresses the opinion that the
| scandal of divorce trial will be avoided by q
compromise.
Theodore Walton, of Philadelphia, who has
been backing American horses in England this
| season, is credited with having won half
| million dollars.
The London Truth states that the official
| announcement has been made of the approach
ing marriage of the Duke of Albany with
German princess.
Mr.. George W. Childs, of the Philadelphia
Ledger, recently secured q clock made in
1895. He bought it to match some of the
jokes in his paper.
PATHS manager, finding that only thirty
seats had been sold for last nights concert, in
New York, reduced the price Of one-third the
tickets from $40 to S..
The Vicksburg Herald thinks it wouldn't
be bad idea if President Arthur would select
beautiful wife in the Sunny South for mis-
tress of the white house.
"The only two men of the present century
who knew what they desired and willed it
strongly" says an English critic, shave been
Bismarck and Cavour. The one created Italy,
the other Germany"
The De Lesseps Canal company has con-
tracted for 100000 worth of small houses for
its workmen. Much of the machinery used
ma, and the rest is en- route.
The Right Hon. Hugh Law, appointed lord
chancellor of Ireland, is So years of age, and
was highly distinguished in his university
career at Trinity college, Dublin, where he OBJ
tanned first moderatorship.
o.. c.y,,;r; -, - ,n,,,L 800
the abilities of the stage heroine of the future.
He is described as folding his hands one day
and saying: "There never has been but one
Rachel, and there never will be another
Both of Queen Isabella's younger daughters
are soon to be married-the Infanta Eulalia to
an Austrian archduke, Queen Christmas
brother. and the Infanta Maria della Paz to
the heir apparent to the crown of Portugal.
A few days ago the wedding of prominent
lawyer of Ottawa, Ont, was stopped at the
opening sentence of the ceremony by friend
whispering in the ear Of the Bridegroom the
fact that his .fancee was desperate adven-
turess.
Judge Folger will take charge Of the treas
ury department next Monday. Senator Far
ley, of California, has taken upon himself the
work of showing up the Sherman ring, and
will doubtless receive all possible aid from the
new administration.
Gen. Benjamin F. Butler will try to induce
congress, SO it is said, to make an appropria-
ton to pay navy-yard employees for the time
made in excess of eight hours per day during
the last four years. 1t will need pretty good
sum to meet Buffers views.
1t is thought that the photograph which
Mrs. Garfield will select to send to Queen
Victoria, will he one which was taken in
Painsville, o., by country artist, but which
all his friends who have seen it thinks the
best likeness taken of the late president.
In answer to question the venerable Susan
B. Anthony told President Arthur that she
thought MIN 'greener" than the rest of the
presidents, cor, at least, just green enough to
take women under your wing" The truth
of susan's diagnosis remains to be seen.
A number of governors were weighed the
other day at Atlanta, Ga. Gov. Hoyt, of
Pennsylvania, weighed 24S pounds; Gov. Bige-
low, of Connecticut, 1861 Gov. Colquitt, of
Georgia. 176; Gov. Blackburn, of Kentucky,
22SH; and Gov. Vance, of North Carolina,
2O3.
In Phiiadelphia married man was bound
over by a local magistrate for making love and
writing love letters to married woman. She
was not his wife or he never would have got
into trouble. Men don't get into trouble for
making love to their wives, and this ought to
| be remembered
Gen. Grant, being invited by Mr.. G. w.
Childs to dinner given to the Farmers club,
of Philadelphia, said in letter declining the
| invitation, that he would have liked to be
present, as the speeches would certainly be
short If the speakers confined themselves to
their farming experiences.
Ex-Presidential Candidate Weaver, is now
speaking in New England. Gen. Weaver
says: "There is no question Of the ultimate
success Of the Greenback party. 1t has the
field, and it presents the only issues which
are of importance to the people," happy,
hopeful man is Gen. Weaver.
A spiritualist in Portland recently adver-
tised for Sunday afternoon: can admirable