Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-24
GLOBELETS.

John B. Cough, who has lately been Sc.
riously i'll, has entirely recovered.
There were forty-two new cases of yellow
fever reported in Pensacola Oct. 20.
Bishop Paine, of the Methodist church
South, died in Aberdeen, Miss, Oct. 20.
The emperor William, of Germany, has
entirely recovered from his late indispo.
sition.
Last week Judge Van Brunt, of New
York, decided that all betting at horse
races is illegal.
All Yu Sing, of the Chinese legation, in
Washington, has thirteen sons, and bosses
thirteen servants.
An exchange says Mr.. Secretary Folger
pleads his case like a lawyer-but he pleads
like lawy Or who has very bad case.
Six members of the new legislature in
Georgia are editors. Next in the down
ward road they will become members Of
congress.
Herbert Spencer, in an interview with an
American friend, expressed his belief that
the United States will be the greatest ma
ton of the world.
A defect has been discovered in the re-
districting law of Tennessee which, it is
thought, may throw out the entire delega-
ton of that state to the next congress.
Favorable accounts of the progress of
the Democratic campaign throughout the
state of New York are being daily received
at the'headquarters in New York city.
Colonel Emil Frei, the new Swiss minis
ter to Washington, is widower, with five
children. He will live in the large place
known as ''The Naples" on Capitol hill.
The deadlock in the Oregon legislature
is at last broken, and Joseph N. Dolph,
Republican, is elected to the Uuited States
senate over Mitchell, his Republican COM
petitor.
At Monmouth Gill; college 200 students
have refused to attend Rotations in con-
sequence of difficulty with the faculty.
Of course these young sprigs know more
thau the faculty.
Stanley, the explorer, at banquet in
Paris, deprecated NJ. de Brazza's discov-
cries in Africa. subsequently NJ. de Braz-
"a spoke in complimentary terms of Stan
ley and claimed him as colaborer.
Says New York journal: President
Arthur was closeted last night with priest
~ counsellor. Does the condition of his
party suggest that the time has almost
come. to administer the rite of extreme
JUNCTION?
The suit of Mary MCCARTHY, Boston,
against Judge Field, of the Massachusetts
supreme court, for 100000 damages, be-
cause of his refusal to grant her a writ of
habeas corpus, on being brought up for
trial, was dismissed.
A three year old girl of Cohoes, N. VI
was killed by eating 'snow on the noun
tains." As there are neither snow nor
mountains there, this curious event is ex-
planned by the statement that this is the
name of a plant whose poison acts like ar
senic.
It is said that the khedive hopes in a
short time to fulfill the ambition of his life
by making visit to England, The pres
emit situation of affairs will not admit his
absence, but he desires to make the jour-
ney as soon as the pacifcation of the
country is assured.
Dr.. Newbrough, of New York, has pro-
duced a new Bible, which he says is not to
supplant or revise other Bibles, but is a
new book with new revelations. Other BIZ
bles were for one people and one time, this
Bible is for all peoples and all time. This
is the only book that reveals
the manners and habits of the heaven
ly beings.
Wendell Phillips seems a predestined
leader of forlorn nodes. An Abolitionist
when decayed eggs were the least damag-
ing response to his eloquence, showed aside
by the place-seekers who sprang into
prominence in the Republican party as
soon as prominence came to mean profit,
he now appears in politics as Prohibi-
ton candidate for congress.
Secretary Folger pays the Democrats
the compliment to say, substantially, in a
recently written letter, that the election of
a candidate, put in nomination by fraud
and forgery, is as nothing compared with
the triumph of the Democracy. That un-
folds the high moral sense of the high
toned gubernatorial candidate of the
''great party of moral ideas.''
SIT is estimated from we'll founded data"
writes Judge Folger to the chairman of the
Republican committee of Albany county,
chat on Wednesday, the 18th of October,
there was shrinkage of values in the
great properties of the country of over
100000. That shrinkage has been
going on since" The judge has got the
facts of the case sadly muddled. The
event to which he alludes did not occur on
Wednesday, the 18th of October, but on
Tuesday, the 10th of October; and instead
of being shrinkage of valuesIin the great
properties of the country of over 100000
600, it was a shrinkage in the Republican
party of over 10000 votes. His stateme mt
however: "That shrinkage has been going
on SINCE" is perfectly accurate.
Prince Bismarck has been badly beaten
in the preliminary elections to the Prus-
sian landtag. The Progressists, whom the
chancellor has exerted every effort in his