Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-18
.GLoBELErs.

| The yellow fever is abating at Pensa
cola.
In 1880 forty-six counties went for Gar
field.
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, is visit
ing a sister in Michigan.
The first real killing frost at Louisville
KY, occurred on the night of Nov. IA.
Only eight counties in New York at tn
late election, gave majorities for Folger
A pew in the Rev. DR.. John Halls church
in New York, sold the other day for $4,000
Five steamships landed 2,516 emigrant
at Castle Garden, New York, last Monday
The Buffalo, N. Y, Car company hav,
sold the Gilbert car works, in that city, TO
100000.
Mr.. Kirkwood, secretary of the interio
under Garfield, is president of a new
National bank in Iowa CT y.
The expenditures on the Brooklyn and
New York East river bridge, up to tn
present time. are $14,O45,6S4.
Tae chrysanthemum is now the favorits
flower in New York for boutonniers, tn,
yellow variety being preferred.
Gen. Mcclellan, who was booked fo
winter residence in Washington, has de-
cided to remain at his home in Orange
m
Lee, the oarsman. will sail for Liverpool
early in December, and will offer to row
any sculler in England three miles fol
$500 or $1,000 q side.
The congressional committee departed
from Memphis yesterday morning at
O'Clock for New Orleans. They did not
inspect the harbor at that point.
There is a broad grin upon the faces OF
naval officers just now, owing to the defeat
of Robson for congress in New Jersey.
| Alvah H. Clark g. Son, of Boston, are
now making the largest telescope in the
world at their establishment at Cambridge
1t is for the use of the Russian government
In the New Jersey legislature, ON joint
ballot, the Democrats will have three ma
| jority, and perhaps seven if independent
| Democrats vote with them, which is prob.
able.
Mrs. Langtry is gracious and con
descending enough to say that she likes
New York Central park quite as we'll MS
she does Hyde park. London, or Bots de
Boulogne, Paris.
Sales of Confederate bonds are being
daily made at the stock board in San Fran
cisco. On Friday $4,000 were sold at $3.50
per thousand cash, ana $4,000 at $3.50
seller ninety days.
A niece of ex-PreS;dent John Quincy
Adams is living at Oakland, Oregon. She
we'll remembers her uncle as he appeared
when she visited him at the White house.
Once wealthy she is now in poor circum-
stances.
DR.. W. II. Carpenter, who has spent
much time In Iceland and Scandinavia, is
now delivering in Baltimore a series of
lectures on sOld Morse LITERATURE en-
bodying the results of his observations and
researches.
The Rev. Braxton Craven, D. D., presi-
dent of Trinity college, n. c., died sud-
denly Tuesday night last of heart disease.
He was one of the most prominent men,
bers of the North Carolina Methodist con-
ference for many years.
Mrs. Ella Thorne, wife of Charles r..
Thorne, Jr, the actor. has been allowed
alimony in the amount of $50 month.
The testimony of theatrical experts went
to show that Thorne's salary ranged be-
tween $1,000 and $500 year.
The Philadelphia court of common pleas
has Just decided that if man dies from
taking poison accidentally, the insurance
clause in the policy which debars recovery
where poison causes death holds good.
This is getting matters down to a very
fine point.
There is boom in chamomile flowers
and calamba root, which are being bought
up by the beer brewers in consequence of
the scarcity and high price of hops. Some
Of the brewers are purchasing alees also as
substitute. Now who will assert that
beer is devoid of medicinal qualities.
Dime novel literature is producing its
| legitimate influence on some of the mas
cent Michiganders. A band of "Indiar
| hunters" composed of Buffalo Bill, Texas
Jack, Wild Bill, Merciless Ben and Califor
MIA Joe, started for the plains from Ithaca
Mich. Their ages ranged from twelve tt
fourteen years. They were overtaken anG
captured by pale faces before they had
| gone far, and taken back home for casti
| cation.
Three of the congressman elected il
New York are not residents of the dis
tricts which returned them. 1t is a popu
lar error that a congressman must reside
in the district which he represents. 'Sun
set' Cox, of New York, has never lived in
the district which has elected him for sc
many years. Mr.. Finerty, congressman
elect from the Second congressional dis
trict of Illinois, is citizen of anothe,
| district.
Tennyson. in his new drama, "The
Promise of May" seems not to have made
chit" but failure. The drama is very
sharply criticised in literary and daily
journals, and it is considered only the
dregs of long, successful literary career
And now comes the Marquise of Queens
bury and puts in his denunciation. Dur
ing the performance of the drama at thu
Globe theater, in London, on the night O.