Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-15
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Mis-. Catharine Doyle, aged 1O3

The fish commissioners recently ship
ped to kentucky 10000 carp, Il several
thorsand to Columbus, Ohio.
The present Lord Mayor of London has
received 100000 during his year of Office
in RESPONSE to his appeals to the charita-
BILE.
A steam tricycle., enabling the rider to
travel at from fifteen to twenty miles on
hour, with very little labor, has been IN
vented by a Frenchman.
Acting Secretary Gaslyn, of the interior
department. has rendered a decision in
which he holds that the land entries made
for grazing purposes do not constitute
residences.
The safe of DeLos Banders, banker,
doing business in Cincinnati, was blown
open by burglars recently, and $4,000 cash
and $4,000 in diamonds taken. The
burglars escaped.
The will of the late Mrs. Sarah E. At
kinscu, of Memphis, Tenn. gives property
valued at $4,000, anu a lot of bank and
other stocks, to the theological department
of the vanderbilt university.
The assassin, Guiteau, is still in the
courts. Ben Jones is to be tried in the
District of Columbia criminal court, for
an assault on the said Guiteau. The
charge of assault. it seems, did not lapse
by the r%etributive justice of the gailows.
The Soldiers Orphans institution,of Get
tysbucg, went out of existence four years
c-o A,,A Am ,f {Lo ,rtLar-a1 coJ;&o,,
has kept at work industriously in Phila-
delphia, using his old credentials as an in
PRODUCTION to philanthropists, and making
a first-class living by the fraud.
Tie Rev. Charles S~purgeon, son of the
famous London preacher, told a Boston
audience the other day that nobody had
set vine before him since his arrival in
this country, several weeks ago, and that
he had seen none on private tables. He
expressed his %gladness thereat.
The mayor of Iowa City has commenced
granting licenses to saloon keepers, the
action being induced by Judge Hays de-
cision that the prohibition amendment is
unconstitutional, and also by the defeat of
the Republican candidate for district at
~torneT. This is the first CITY in Iowa to re-
new licenses as a meals OF Ioveiue.
Patrick Hurley told his family, at
Thorn psonville, Mass, that his life was in
sured for $4,000, that he had $1,000 in a
savings bank, and that the policy and
bank book were in the town clerks safe.
After his death it was found that it was all
a lie, and that, instead of investing his
moaag in the manner described, he had
squa:.dered it in fast living.
Hiram Richards, of Brookfeld, Mass,
hah;tually took morphine. He was found
dying from the effects of the drug, and
was only able to say, before becoming un-
conscious: "rve been poisoned" There
had been domestic trouble in his family,
and it is suspected that somebody, as a
safe means of murder, surreptitiously in
creased the strength of his usual dose.
On Sunday, Aug. 10, 1879, Mr.. Markley,
ffty-three, proposed to and was accepted by
Miss Kessering. Subsequently he backed
out, and when Miss K. sought golden oint-
ment to heal her iacerated heart, pleaded
that the proposal didn't count, as it was
made N Sunday. A Lancaster, Pa, jury
has given her $99S.75, thus calculating the
depth Of the wound to a fractional nicely,
while the supreme court has confirmed the
decision. Pennsylvanians will now be
careful about Sunday love-making.
Picking newspaper tells of the sale of
a Chinese wife by her husband. She had
fallen in love with the purchaser, and the
husband: wishing to realize some advan-
tage out of this state CT affairs, agreed to
sell her to the gallant for $3.50. But when
he came to get his property he failed TO
bring the money with him, and the hus-
band declared the bargain OF. But the
lovers were not 10 be baked. They drug
ged the husband, seized ali his property,
and eloped. They were afterward ar
rested and put into dungeons, when both
committed suicide.
Who is the "False Prophet" so much al
luded to of late in speaking of Egyptian
affairs? He has not been idle while Arab
has been suffering defeat, but the report il
he has been achieving victories and slay-
ing many thousands of his foes. He
claims to be the Imom Mahdi, or the lost
prophet Allah will send to onquer the
enemies of Islam and rule supreme over
the world. To such a person all Moham-
medans would kneel and serve. According
to Mohammedan belief Imom Mahdi is to
come accompanied by great signs and
wonders, and he will appear shortly before
the Judgment day. The "False Prophet
claims that he is the veritable Imom
Mahdi.
Abe Gould, an old hunter, living near
Sabinsville, Pa, came near losing his life
in a hand-to-paw combat with a bear. He
came upon the beast suddenly while in a
dense piece of woods. The bear was
playing with her cubs, but IN espying the
huuter she reared upon her hind legs and
went for him." Gould quickly raised his
gun end sent two balls into the bear. No
vital spot was touched, and the next min
ute the old hunter was in the embrace of
the furious beast. With a superhuman eff
fort he drew his knife and buried it in
the heart of his combatant. He managed
to reach his cabin, more dead than alive,
where he received surgical attention. His
arm was broken and terribly lacerated, two
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