Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-05
GLOBELETS.

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The last descendant OF Uncas, the Mohe-
gan sachem, was buried at Yantic, Conn,
last week.
Wouldn't Guiteau be happy, if ne were
alive, to hear that Corahiil is in danger of
losing his head.
One American has been killed and an
other seriously wounded, on the west coast
of Madagascar.
1t is alleged by an ''expert''-at eating
that the Thanksgiving sermons this year
were not as good as the turkeys.
In certain English communities. Mrs.
Stowe, author of 'Uncle Toms Cabin is
believed to be colored woman. Such is
fame.
The New York attorney general has rem
| dered an opinion that the charter of the
New York Life Insurance company is per-
| petual.
The oficeholders stand uneasy IN their
| shoes and think, if they do not
| say: "Spare me; don't let me go. 'Chet..
Arthur.
Judge Wylie, of New York, gives notice,
to crazy people, who intend committing
| crime, that he will send them to the peni-
| Tertiary on conviction.
The suit against Engineer Melville, by
his wife, to determine the custody of
their daughter, Maud, has been dismissed
in Judge Thayer's court.
The annual report of the treasurer of
the United States shows total increase in
the net revenue for the year of S42.z42.-
1911 and a decrease of S2,73l,447.39 in
| net expenditures.
James S.Pike,the well known writer and
politician, ex- United States minister to the,
Hague, and formerly associate editor of
the New York Tribune, died suddenly last
week at Calais, Me.
According to ''Gath," not one woman in
10000 will tell the president anything to
his disparagement, because he has such
handsome eyes. And because he is wild
over, it might be added.
1t is said Hicks the noisy spiritual adj
wiser of Guiteau, is growing rich out Of .
his connection with the great assassin.
His church in Washington is filed every
Sunday, and he is having large and cost
ly residence built in that city.
It is said that when N rs ; a ct y was tc q
that Miss Blanche Roosevelt had been mis-
taken for her, she replied, with languid
egotism: is she really so very beautiful ?'"
This being true, the 'divine artist is as.
whimsical and absurd as Oscar Wilde.
It is ascertained that Jersey CT ty
h0n6c fn tho &c n1
have been illegally sold at price below
that prescribed by law, to syndicate of
city officials, with the intent of defrauding
the city. A suspicion has risen that the,
city is bankrupt. +a ea-
Rents in Scotland still continue to fall.
A large farm in Berwickshire was recently
re-let at $4,000, after having for many
years commanded $4,65O. This is a re-
duction of about IS per cent The condi-
tions of the new lease are said, in add1>
ton, to be very liberal.
An old wrangle upon whether colored
children shall be admitted to the public
schools has broken out afresh in Pitts
burgh. The leading newspapers of that
city advocate separate schools, and the
colored people are profoundly disguised
thereat, as they have a right to be.
The Rev. DR.. Manning, pastor of the Old
South church of Boston, died at Portland,
Me-, recently. DR.. Manning became the
ssociate pastor Of the the Old South
church about twenty-five years ago, repre-
senting the anti-slavery elements of the
congregation, while his colleague, the Rev.
DR.. Blagden, represented the opposite.
It is remarkable feature of the cleo
lions of 1882, that the Democrats elected
governors in Massachusetts, Michigan,
Kansas and Colorado, and by large ma
lority in each case, when the regular Re-
publican tick cts for other state off GERS we're.
all elected by nearly the usual park ma
jorities. The independent votehs 1T,
and don't forget it.
Maine will attempt, at the next SESSION
of her legislature, to restore capital pun
ishment for murder. Her citizens declare
that while the present law affords infinite
comfort to murderers and those sentiment
alists who profess to have greater SYM
pathy for the criminal than for his victim.
its constant tendency has been to increase.
the number of killings.
Mrs. Tevis, of st. Louis, lived in the be-
lief that sin concealed was scarcely sin at
all. But she has wakened to the fact that
vengeance stalks close behind the guilty.
and that when the time is ripe the blow
descends. The foolish pleasure of a guilty
love is nothing beside the awful shame that
now overwhelms her, and a sorrowing ia
ther, ruined home, disgraced family, are,
only part of the costs she must pay for her
indfelity.
Collector Robertson, of the New York.
custom house, has received S46,421 as
head tax on immigrants collected at the
port of New York during the past three
months, under the provisions of the law
passed at the last session of congress.
which imposes tax of fifty cents each on
every immigrant brought to this country.
The tax is paid by the steamship compan-
les. The receipts in August were s14,13e.-
so, in September SIG, 664.5O, and in Ccto-
Der $15,61s.
VIM. I. Sherman will soon go upon the
rod ,o4 &c L.