Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-25
GLOBELETs.


the historian, is to have peerage.
The Gear Is reported nervous. No man can
slecep sweetly and calmly on powder mag
azine.
Yorktown and the region round about have
resumed their normal condition by again fall
ing quietly to sleep.
The executors of the estate of the late Col.
Thomas A. Scott, it is said, will not file an &C.
count of the appraIsement.
A widow and daughter, belonging to one of
the wealther families of Grand Rapids, were
the brides in double wedding.
twenty-five dollars per capita strikes the
New York custom house employees as pretty
heavy assessment for an off year in politics.
United States Senator Conger. of Michigan,
has purchased handsome residence in Wash
ington, and will probably occupy it this sea-
son.
The Yorktown oratory will do more than
anything else to redeem the affair from utter
failure. The poetry, too, is better than such
generally averges.
Concerning food adulteration, Alphonso
Karr says: "Strange, isn't its I poison my
grocer-guillotine. He poisons me by adul-
teration-4O francs"
The Milford Journal objects to Mr.. Ed
munds' transfer to the bench, because it fears
Vermont would try to fill his place in the sen.
ate with railroad millionaire.
Gen. Grant, it is said, will spend the winter
in Washington, SO that his friends may have
ga friend at COURT His friends think that
he will be power with Arthur.
The personal estate alone of the late A. 2.
Jessup, of Philadelphia, formerly partner Of
the late Bloomfield H. Moore in the manu-
facture of paper, has been appraised at 81, 127,-
1888.
George q. Berthard, the lawyer who pro-
fessed desire to shoot Guiteau in the Wash
ington court room, figured in Omaha three
years ago as arunkard and temperance lee
turer.
Mrs. DR.. Barr, of UrbaRa, o., has been cured
of consumption by the efficacy of prayer-so
her friends announce. The prayer cure had a
fair test in President Garfeld's case and failed.
Mrs. Barr's story is too thin.
Dennis Dyons, once prosperous and COM
paratively wealthy dry goods dealer in Boston,
but now penniless, Is under arrest charged
with passing worthless check for SIS on a
milliner in payment for goods.
Miss Katie thinner, of Portland, Oregon
has sued Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Champlin for
$4,000 damages for SANDER, alleging that
through the talk of the wife her engagement
to be married was broken off.
81 want silver" said Jane Jackson of Louis
vile in demanding the settlement of Hanser's
board bill. 81 amt got no silver" the angry
man replied, "but I'll give you all the lead
you WANT" and he fired three shots into the
landlady.
The clergyman, florists, caterers, and sta
TONERS, who are let into the secrets before
hand, assure us that the present autumn and
the coming winter will witness slots of we'd
dings." There will be general drawing o.
lots, as it were.
Since Victoria has been queen of Great Brit
ain she has spent in all twelve days in Ireland
Her last visit was in 1851. If the noble old
lady would 60 there oftener and mingle freely
with the unfortunate people, it might do botl
them and her good.
The sanity Hayes (R. b. has at last got his
name in the papers again. He took ride al
Hartford, and as folks there had thought hi
was too good for such an act it raised grea
commotion. Even the Boston papers are dis
cussing the matter.
The San Francisco papers are uncertain
whether to place the revival services of Rev
Harrison, the eccentric "boy preacher, unde
| the local or the dramatic head. For first
class variety performance, they think Rev
Harrison deserves the medal.
There was a dinner given to the Literar,
| congress at Vienna by the editor of the JVic
mer Augemeime Zeitung. The contribution
| of the paper made speeches to the foreign
guests in Spanish, French, italian, Eng ish
Polish, Swedish, Latin and Greek.
The well-meant effort of clergyman Il
quiet panic in crowded church at Bradford
Pa, really increased the fright. he led of
in hymn at the top of his voice, but his yell
| we're so unmusical that the people though
he was terrified, and the struggle towards TIT
doors was redoubled.
The numerous claimants to vast estates ii
England will be pleased to learn that the
London LaU Journal of September "a gives s
list of boxes and other miscellaneous effects
appearing by the books of the Chancery Law
Office, to be remaining in the bank of Englan.
at the end of the month of August, 1880.
There is to be another portrait of Mrs.
Langtry. Sir Frederick Leighton, Mr.. Poyn
ter, Mr.. Millais, and an army of smaller
painters have done their best or their worst
for her, and now the Jersey Lily is to be used
as raw material for a symphony" or al
arrangement" or "nocturne,'' by Mr..
Whistler.
DR.. Talmy, an eminent surgeon of the
French navy, has gone to the coast of Sene
gal to make a study of the spot of the recent
terrible outbreak of yellow fever. DR.. Talmy':
direct object is to determine the application to
the disease of NJ. Pasteur's new theory o.
specific incubation as a preventive against
epidemics.
The Peruvian company, corporation or
gained in the state of New York, has filed
with the state department at Washington a