Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
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at $4,000 He left no will.
Upto May %. dispatches from Halifax said
the ice blockade OF the Nova Scotia coast still
continued.
"Gath," the noted newspaper correspond.
ent. says the country has five years. supply Of
whisky on hand.
The Russian senate, IS a court OF appeal,
has decided that the decree banishing Jewish
spothecaries is illegal.
A rich bank president OF Scheme ctady, N.
y, William q. McC mus, shot him self the
other night. I'll hsalth supposed to be the
cause.
The New York Sun says sscor Robson Is
not the Republican party. But the said Secor
will take first issue with the Sun on that
point.
Paul Boyton, the noted swimmer, is now
swimming In the waters OF Wilmington,
Mo- th Carolina, for the entertainment Of the
people OF the "Od North State"
A Chicago lady lecturer asserts that q
"chicken" should be boiled one hour for ev.
cry year OF its life. What consumption OF
fuel that would entail to cook some of the
more veneer aOlS ''cnlckenS.
Ths Dean Stanley memorial fund now
amounts TO about $4,000, something more
than s., 900 having been contributed by Amer
leans. To fu' fill the artistic int ntions OF the
committee, 81, goo more are required.
Mrs. Eimunds, wife Of the distinguished
senator from Vermont, is to receive a silk
quilt from the women Of Utah territory, as q
mark OF their appreciation OF her husbands
recent services In aid Of the anti poIygamy
cause.
Count Won Moltke, the great field marshal
of Germany, represents small borough in
the reichstag, and Is SO conscientious lin his
attention 10 his duties as a deputy that he
never misses sitting without reason Of the
most urgent nature.
A Cincinnati paper claims, that there is
enough congressional timber in Ohio for
whole congress, upon which a country
contemporary remarks: "It might be added
there is enough in one stick (Kelfer) to dis
gnst whole congress-"
A New Mexican correspondent writing OF
that territory says exclusive OF the valley
immediately contiguous to its perennial
streams, is in appearance and reality, an ex-
posed portion Of the coast of hell" A region
of rare enchantment, certainly.
The Chicago Tribune tells Mr.. Arthur that
as "a hasty plate of soup" and ''old fuss and
feathers" chung to Gen. Scott and bore him
down to defeat, SO the phrase 81 kucw moth
ing of abstract politics." will cling to Mr..
A
The name OF Ralph Waldo Emerson was
several years ago given to little urchin in
philadelphia, aud when Mr.. Emerson was in
formed of this fact he forwIr to the in
FAINT set of his works aud sealed letter, to
be opened upon his namesake's twenty-first
birthday.
MMrs. Vanderbilt, wife OF William II. Van
derbiIt, whoisll heir to the bulk OF the old
Commodorey vast estate. pays her chief cook
$1,000 year, an amount greater than the
compensation of q United States senator.
Who says there ia not aristocracy and royal
style in America?
A jeweler in Middlebury, VT, has con-
structed a clock containing representation
in miniature Of the scene OF the assassination
of President Garfield. The automatic are
OF wood, about two inches high. The whole
movement, which includes the execution of
Guiteau, takes about three minutes.
Ex-secretary Blaine was recently in Cincin
natl for the purpose Of considering the mat
t'r of taking an interest in the Cincinnati &
Ohio railroad. The proposed line follows the
Ohio river on the Ohio eide from Cincinnati,
lronton AMI Ashland, connecting there with
the Chesapeake & Ohio, and also the Big
Sandy railroad.
The Earl of Shaftesbury, who recently com.
pleted his eighty hrst year, still erj ,ys good
health. He has been au active member in
both houses OF parliament for ffty.six years;
but has been more active privately in seeking
to advance the sanitary, physical, mental,
moral and religious condition OF the lower
classes in London.
The recent Chicago great musical festival is
said t@ have been financial failure. The st.
LOUIS Post Dispatch, snarlipgly declares that
"a concert made mp Of Handles 'Jubilate,
Beethoven's symphony in G minor, and SINH
lar music will not go down In Chicago, for
what is wanted is something frivolous, like
Little Sal;ie Waters"
Recently Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kicker was admitted
to the bar OF the District of Columbia, aud
she passed, says United States senator, "the
best examination among seventeen applicants,
all men but herself. She was found to be par.
ticular]y well read in the law of real property,
a bound supposed to be beyond the reach of
the female intellect"
A Washington correspondent describes
Mrs. Blaine as having the best possible man.
ners for the wife Of public man-just enough
cordiality, just enough dignity. She knows
what the exEmpress Eugene never learned
ia the French court, namely, how to show
the exactly proper degree OF recognition to
each person she greets.
Rev. DR.. Newell, of st. Louis, in a speech
before the Presbyterian general assembly at
Springfield, ILL.,, said that the Sunday schools
were doing m,re TO mod the minds aud
hearts OF the children in the right direction
than all the ministers in the world. The time
was coming, in his opinion, when s. 8. T.
would be more honorable title than L. L. D.
or d. D.
The st. Louis Post. Dispatch thinks that If
all the newspapers had adopttd the plan OF the
Cincinnati Commercial in expunging the
name OF Guitesu from their columns, and al
luded to him only as "the assassin, 1.-THE rep
tile" ETC., the hideous wretch would have
died OF chagrip. And then the country would
be cheated out of choice morsel Of sensation
on June 80.
Philadelphia is said to be badly ''torn up"
on the prospective marriage of two aged. but
frisky, pre- achers-the one being ninety, The
other seventy years old. The excitement IL
not unnatural, for snch occurrences are quits
exceptional. TIE Hon. George Washington
Childs Of the Public Ledger, the elaglac poet Of
the Quaker City. ought TO te on hand, fully
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