Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-12


him." in that case, as lively as tie boys
with hands full of stones swent for' the
hogs.
The interior of Mr.. Tilden's new mansion
at Crane rcy park is to be decorated in such
a manner that it will eclipse in finish any
thing of the kind in the country. So It's
said; but unless the decoration includes a
loving wife to sew on his snspender but
tons, and SO forth, the statement is an ex-
aggeration.
The Galveston Neaos says that the most
most painstaking and conscientious judi
cial officer known was Il justice of the
peace who learned the trade Of locksmith
in order that he might know how TO open
an inquest. He would have been more of
eyerybody's satisfaction.
IN sentencing a criminal at Sandivilie,
Ontario, who had been extraditsd by the
United States, Chief Justice Hagerty took
occasion to contrast the oilatoriness OF
Canadian officials in surrendering crimi-
nails from across the border with the
prom ptness displayed by the United States
unU0E CirCilIuStdNSSS.
The Pennington (Me.) Chronicle states
that there is youngster in that town who
has decided that the belief of our daddies
that two parallel lines will never meet" is
a fallacy. The recent expectation of mules
from Missouri has probably led the young
scientist to conclude that there is room for
at least one more jackass III Maine.
Prince Bismarck says he would rather
hear an Italian hand organ or an ACCORDION
than a piano or an orchestra. This shows
that the prince has a splendid ear for mu-
| sic; and the fact that he gives the hand
| organ the preference indicates that he
| never heard an American fife and drum
corps. We infer that if Bismarck were to
hear a solo on a COW bell, he would be
! transported to the realms of bliss.
! The New York Tribune published
bogus interview with S. S. Cox, in which that
gentleman was made to predict the cleo
| ton of Folger. Mr.. Cox promptly COM
PEELED the Tribune to retract the false
hood, The Tribune said: Eve cheerfnl!y
acauit Mr.. Cox of all responsibility for
| those expressions. The reporter who
| ,nissrepresented Mr.. Cox will not inter-
view anybody hereafter. for this paper.
! 1t is reported that President Arthur, the
other day. while disporting himself at
Alexandria Bay. dipped for day or two's
| fishing into Canadian waters. Was not
David Davis president in fact, while the
acting lecnnt tenens was out OF the com
try? And having left the country, can the
| acting executive return and constitutional
~ and legally resume presidential func-
tions? Here is u chance for David Davis.
| Will he not contest that quasi seat IL the
executive chair?
On recent night masked burglars en-
tered the residence of John E. Morey, i'll
Rochester, n. Y. They were discovered by
a young lady member of the family, whom
they assaulted, eating large cash i'll her
shoulder, and then gagged her and tied
her to bedpost. She released herself and
again surprised them il another room.
when one of the party threw lamp globe
at her, and cut her severely. Tie noise of
the breaking glass aroused Mr.. Morey and
his SOD The burglars fed without having
secured any plumber.
In the sermon which Rev. Henry Ward
Beeeher recently preached upon the thirty
eth anniversary of his pastorate of Ply
mouth church, he is reported to have said
That lie never went sideways out of the
house of God" Well. what is there re-
markable about that? He probably waited
until the aisles were clear, and had no oc-
L m inn fnt TO fl,x,b ok>
ceous animal which always goes sideways.
If dumb animals could talk, how the lob
ster could twit the crab upon his side
ways" propensities.
Sixteen years ago George T. Reynolds. a
stock-raiser at Griffin, Texas, was wounded
in skirmish with Indians, an arrow en-
tering the abdomen and passing through
the abdominal cavity. Such wound is
almost invariably fatal; bat he pulled the
shaft of the arrow out, and although. the
head broke off and remained in the BODY.
he astonished everybody by recovering
within ten days. A few days ago he felt pain
in the back, near the spine, and a surgical
operation brought to the surface the stes
arrowhead that had taken sixteen years to
work its way through his body
The I. Y. Star gives the. following ac-
count of pious, parental discipli.e: Last
! Thursday afternoon Miss Ida Van Sise, a
young daughter of John Van Sise, Meth
odist class-leader at Woodbury.. L. L, went
in buggy to Huntington with a young
man whose company her father had for
forbidden her to keep. When she came
back, late in the evening, her father corr
PEELED her to disrobe, and then horse
whipped her and tied her up in the garnet,
where she had to stand up all night. She
is now sick in bed from the effects of her
punishment. The father claims that he
| punished her with moderation.
Boston is by far the largest market for
| boots and shoes in the world There were
| shipped from there during 1880 over two
| and a quarter million cases of boots. shoes
and s'rubbers' TO interior and coastwise
ports, the cases holding from twelve to
seventy five pairs per case, but containing
at low estimate, over 100000 pairs.
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