Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-25
SUNDAY GLoBELETs.

John c. Fremont is living quietly in New
York city.
It is alleged that Parnell's influence is much
diminished in Ireland.
Oscar Wilde is growing childish. he is
said to be writing book for children.
The Kansas City Times naughtily dubs the
present acting national executive "His
Accidency.'
The Rev. James Freeman Clarke, D, D., of
Boston, is 10 years old, and hopes to preach
till he is Is.
The church of. England in Montreal, has
Trinity church.
The New York Herald shows itself to be in
full sympathy with "the CLOTH" II thinks
clergymen should be better paid.
Lake Manitoba rose twenty-five feet
higher during the recent northerly gales than
has been known for twenty years.
Oscar Wilde received $4,000 for his lee
lures in the United States, and is considering
an offer from Austria for the summer.
The New York World thinks that as party
the Republicans always act as if there was
no hereafter in this world or the next.
A Vtaican organ in Rome says "Garibaldi
was one of the most determined, but Of the
same time one of the frankest of our adver-
saries."
Fifteen Hebrew families, the first install
ment from Russian persecution, have arrived
at Winnipeg. Three hundred more are re-
ported on their way.
Horses are superior to multitudes of human
bipeds, if what horse trainer says is rue.
He asserts that "horses have memory, judg-
ment, reasoning faculties anda sense of duty"
Since 1876 there has been marked increase
in the prosperity of British Burmah. The
total trade in that year was only e10, 1868 900,
while in 1880 it was e22, 222, 600, or more than
double.
It is reported that there sre an immense
number OF icebergs, some of them sixty feet
high, but few miles from Deyips Light
House, close to the eastern entrance of Hall
fax harbor.
In Rome 400 university students attacked
and wrecked the newspaper offices of the
clerical organ Cassandrina and the Voce
Della Verita because they spoke disrespect-
fully OF Garibaldi.
The st. Louis Globe-Democrat seems to
think that any list of Republican presidential
candidates for 1884 which does not Include
the name Of Senator Edmun5s, of Vermont,
is more or less incomplete.
A afc ofpf bo foyf
of the leading state Of the south: "Gold in
thirty-three counties in this state; copper in
thirteen; whisky in all of them, and the last
gets away with all the rest.'
Count Won Moltke, the great field marshal
of Germany, represents small borough in
the Reichstag, and is SO conscientious in his
attention to his duties as deputy that he
never misses sitting without reason of the
most urgent nature.
The remains of Chief Justice Salmon P.
Chase are to he removed from Washington to
Spring Grove cemetery, Cincinnati, where they
ought to have been first inferred, instead Of
being taken from New York to Washington,
by his ambitious daughters.
The London Truth says of the Princess of
Wales: "Her royal highness is probably the
most popular consort whom the fates ever
vouchsafed to Prince of Wales, while for
beauty none in the list can match her save
Joan, the Black Princes wife, still remembered
as the fair Maid of Kent"
Chicago Times: The report of the surgeon
upon the unscientiffc work of hangman was
a. ofi 70 hot 1ro
upon the spinal cord and medulia oblongata,
caused by liberation of the anterior common
and transverse altoid igament, which allowed
the atlas to luxate forward on the axis"
The natives of Bengal. it is alleged, are be-
coming ruinously fond of drink. Among
nearly all classes, and especially in the lower,
drunkenness is continually increasing, so that
one of the local papers prononnces it "the
bane of the country" and calls upon the in.
fuentia& members of the community to make
vigorous efforts to suppress it.
The reason why the Irish members are op-
posed to the clauses relating to treason or
treason.felony, as it now stands, is that it
makes them responsible for words used, even
in the United States. By the bill Irish orators
who make reasonable speeches or plot trea.
sonable acts in the United States will be held
to strict accountability should they return to
the Queens realm.
A Trieste dispatch says: The italian organ,
the independents, having appeared with black
border because of the death of Garibaldi, has
been confscated. ALI concerts and perform.
ances at the theaters have been stopped. No
reason is assigned. Great excitement pre-
walls; all the shops are closed. There were
some disturbances on Saturday evening and
several arrests were made.
Says an exchange: Western Africa will soon
be full of adventurous men ready to do and
die for gold. If the recent reports of the
extraordinary find of gold-streets paved with
gold-are correct the ''rush" there will equal
the rush to Australia, California or British
Columbia. The allurement of gold turns men
into sheep in one particular. They rush on
regardless of everything and reckless as dare.
devils.
Miss Mary Alice Almont Livingstone, OF
New York, aged twenty, descendant Of
Chancellor Robert Livingstone, has just COM
menced suit for breach of promise OF mar.
riage against Henry Fleming, aged thirty,
laying her damage at $175,0OO. Fleming is
said to be worth 81 100000. Miss Living