Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-04

Mount Etna is emitting fire and smoke.
Nine anarchists have been arrested at
Lyons, France.
Great distress prevails among the oper-
atives in Lyons, France.
The crops in South Carolina are UMPIRE
cedently good this year.
1t is proposed in Canada to erect a mon
ument to DARCY MCGEE.
Gen. George B. Mcclellan and family ex-
poet to spend the winter in Washington,
Jay Gould has given over $4,000 towards
the endowment of Rutgers college, New
Jersey.
Elk Gov. Hubbard, of Texas, says Texas
will this year raise more than a million
bales of cotton.
The star route news continues to be toll
erably well-favored with the foulness of
corruption in every quarter.
Gotta" Crabtree, the actress, has Just
won suit of equity at Taunton, Mass:
by which she gets $4,000.
Baltimore too has taken a hand to the
intent of forcibly and by legal measures
suppressing election frauds.
Thirty five New York politicians are to
be presented to the grand jury for fraud
ulent practices in registration.
John Grass, colored Grand boy of
Brooklyn, N. Y. has just come into pos
session Of fortune of $4,000.
A lot of confederate bon Is amounting to
$145,6Oo, was sold recently at the rate of
$3.50 thousand, in Charleston, S. C.
Mark Twain has just received 100000
as royalty on Mulberry Sellers" He re-
ceiveG Ss5,00O from the sale of the book.
Vigilance committees are being organ
lied in Des Moines, Iowa, to rid the city of
the rough native aud imported element.
Sir Stafford Northccte, of the English
parliament, advises the Conservative party
to fight the cloture rules to the bitter end.
Bets on Cleveland's election in New
York are made altogether ON majorities
$4,000 being considered fair betting
point.
Rev. Robert P. Kerr, of Savannah, Ca,
has been called to the passionate to the
Tabb street, Presbyterian church, Peters
burg, Va.
Senator Wade Hampton said IN speech
in Chesterfield county, S. c., the other day.
that he would never be candidate for of
fce again.
Bishop Talbot, OF the diocese OF Indi-
ana, finding himself incapaciated for the
performance of his Episcopal functions,
has resigned.
Ex-Gov. Throckmorton, of Texas, is so
i'll that he has been compelled to abandon
his personal canvass of his district for re-
election to congress.
Late Honolulu reports state that the vol
cano of Killaned is in a state of eruption
on grander scale than at any time for
the last quarter of century.
August Belmont, the noted, rich financial
operator of New York. has saed John
Dewey for libel, which is now pending in
the court of general sessions.
Sarony, the New York photogra pher,
paid Oscar Wilde $1,000 for the exclusive
privilege of photographing him, and paid
Mrs. Langtry $4,000 for the same privi-
lege.
Young Mems Christian associations are
now established in Cairo. Beyrout, Smyrna,
Damascus, Jerusalem, Nazareth, Calcutta.
Hong Kong, Yokohama and many other
foreign cities.
Major OConnor, who was killed in Knox
vile recently, had invited party of At
lanta (Ga.) people to come in his special
car to the Mardi Gras celebration in New
Orleans next February.
A complication in the uniting of electric
currents from two engines has led to the
perfection by Mr.. Edison of an apparatus;
whereby the neutrality-suspicious. of sew
eral engines can be connected.
Some curious revelations have been
made as to the inside working of the Globe
Manufacturing company, of Boston, dur
ing the hearing of petition for an in
junction against the company.
A writer in the Atlanta Constitution savs
that it is almost certain that Gen. joe
Brown will resign his seat in the United
States senate inside of the next six months
because of a troublesome cough.
A number of Texas cattle, forming part
of consignment to Jersey City firm,
died at Port Jervis, N. Y, of an unknown
disease, which, it is feared, may spread on
their arrival at their destination.
Mr.. 8. s. Laurie, professor of educa-
ton in the university of Edinburgh, looks
with scorn upon "the detailed analysis of
sentences and the dreary pedantry of
school grammars of our native tongue"
The Democratic congressional committee
are preparing to food Robeson's district
in New Jersey with photographs of the
palatial residence which has been built
with his Savings" out of salary of S.
600 year.
Mrs. Langtry went to see Salvina in
Othello, one evening last week, in New
York, and attracted as much attention as
the great artist on the stage. She was
dressed very quietly in brown silk and wore
but little jewelry.
A mother in Wilmington. N. c., on Wed
nesday last rescued her child from rail-
road track as fast train was approaching,
by Selling it and pitching it into ditch