Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-20
GLOBELETS.

There is ministerial crisis in Turkey.
Senator Folger. the stalwart candidate
for governor OF New York, declines to take
the stump.
1t is said the spectrum of the comet has
undergone complete change since it was
discovered.
It is reported that there is good pros
pect of a friendly understanding between
France and England.
The printers in the Office of the Atlantic
Constitution struck recently because of the
discharge Of two hands.
Miss Emily Faithful, who mas CONE to
the United States to lecture, is said to be
suffering severely from asthma.
Mr.. Mackay. the California millionaire
is about to build a gorgeous palace in New
York, and has secured site for the pur-
pose.
Samuel L. Clemens. (Mark Twain has
begun suit against the American. News
company and others to protect the use OF
his name.
The saloon keepers of the state Of New
York held convention recently and passed
resolutions urging an amendment to the
present excise law.
Lord Napier of Magdaia, governor of
Gibraltar, Lord Mayor-elect Knight and
Lyon Playfair have joined the London
Lonfellow memorial committee.
Rosa Bonheur lives in quiet, retired
fashion at the chateau near Fontainebleau.
which was once the favorite hunting lodge
of Marie de Medicis. She does little work
in her studio now, On account of impaired
health.
The union and harmony of the Demo
Gratis in New York seems to be complete,
and the best results are anticipated at the
election in November. There has been q
general hand shaking over the healing CT
the breach.
Secretary Folger and Mr. Arthur carry or
brisk conversations by telephone in New
York. 1t is said Folger is in the dumps
being very miserable on account of his loss
of reputation, caused by accepting fraud
| ulent nomination.
John G. Thompson, chairman of the
Ohio Democratic state committee is happy
He sees brilliant political prospects TO,
the Democracy, and predicts that the mex
congressional house will surely have 6
Democratic majority.
New York World: The stalwart Repub
lican leaders in this city are talking o,
joining in the citizens movement, and they
have started move against Mr.. Perry
Belmont, hoping to run Mr.. Dwight Town
send against him for congress.
vigorous canvass is making by the
Brooklyn Democrats and the Republican
party there are greatly chagrined at thei,
opponents activity. Mayor Low replied
to voluntary" subscription letter by
sending $500 to the Republican committee
Postmasters and other officials should
be careful to remember that 'Chet" Arthu,
aspires to be presidential candidate in
1884, and govern themselves accordingly
If not active for 'Chet" they must tswalk
the plank" and give place to the more ser-
vile.
Chief Justice Waite recently purchased
| q new house on street, Washington, and
it is said that Is soon as that fact became
known, property in that vicinity rose about
10 per cent. in value, while there was e
corresponding depression in the locality
where his old home is situated.
Governor Cornell, of New York, has ask
ed conference to meet at Albany to con-
slider the necessity of an extra session of
the legislature to take..action upon the con-
dition of the capitol. This expensive, col
lossal structure is in danger of, tumbling
in, and it is considered unsafe for occu-
pancy.
Many a sane person has been wrongful
~ committed to an insane asylum by in
triguing parties, on account of property
interests. An attempt has been made in
Boston recently to place Miss Josephine
Nickerson, young heiress, by managing
relatives in an asylum for the insane, but
luckily it failed. To what instrumental
ties will not the mercenary and the grasp
ing resort to gain wealth.