Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-24
GLOBELETS.


At Odessa seventeen suspected nihilists
have been arrested.
Anarchists are still causing sensational
excitement in France.
1t is expected that the English parlia-
ment will be prorogued Dec. 1.
Gen. Hancock has gone on hunting
excursion. starting from Fortress Mon
roe.
A Paris paper publishes story pretend
ing to reveal a projected rising of Legiti-
mists.
An ice manufacturing company has just
been organized in Baltimore, with cap-
ital of 100000.
Princess Dolgorouky, the morganatic
wife of the late car of Russia, is at Nice
with large retinue.
A man in London was recently arrested
for sending letter to Mr.. Gladstone threat
ening to murder him.
It is stated that the Mexican National
railraod is being laid at the rate of one
and a-half miles day.
Mr.. Moody, the evangelist, is reported to
be seriously i'll at Cambridge, England.
Frustrated by overwork.
New York advices say the railroad war
IN the Northwest is expected to last longer
than was at first anticipated.
A oopper-plate bearing the name of
Aemble has been dug up on the old post
Office site in New York. No clew.
Of
who performed at New Haven, Connecticut.
on Sunday last, were fined 81 for violating
the Sunday law.
The pope has expressed his horror st the
outrages committed in Ireland. and charges
the Irish bishops to prevent the people
from offending against the laws.
Three hundred and fifty of
the 800 men composing the Berk-
shire regiment in Egypt are i'll, owing to
the bad sanitary condition of the barracks.
The new fish exchange at Boston is caus-
ing much dissatisfaction among shore-fsh-
ing boats,the bride offered by the exchange
being about $1.25 per 100 pounds below
the usual market rate.
Two graduates of the Annapolis Naval
school-Bowles, of Massachusetts,, and
Gatewood, OF Virginia-haye graduated
with high honors from the English Royal
Naval college at Greenwich.
The st. Louis IGlo6e- Democrat says that
politics know no law but it begins to
look both there and here as if the law
would know great deal about politics be-
fore the election contests are over.
1t is reported that large number of
land entries have been made in the regis
ter's Office at Mitchell, Dakota territory.
and some of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS sold.
1t is stated that the work of the ways
and means committee is delayed by the
failure of the tariff commission to report.
the principal matter before the committee
being the preparation of revenue bill.
The lighthouse keepers along the Allan
tic seaboard have all the game they can
use just now, as hundreds of ducks and
other fowl fyin. southwark, blinded by
the light, dash themselves against the glass
lenses and are Killed.
Mrs. Sarah Floyd died at her residence.
Rose Hill. Nd, recently, in the eighty
fourth year of her age. Her father was
Robt. Dogne Ssmmes, of the confederate
navy. There are relatives of the deceased
in st. Louis and in this city.
The Baltimore Sun is in error in stating
that the Greenbackers will have but a sir
gle representative in the Forty eighth con-
gress, viz: The Hon. Charles M. Brumn,
OF the Thirteenth Pennsylvania district.
Mr.. Weller, of Iowa, will be there, as well
es the gentleman from Michigan, who, al
though elected upon the fusion ticket, is a
Greenbacker pure and simple.
The death is announced at ffty-six Of
Mr.. Birmingham, an Englishman who rose
from the position OF a day laborer to be
the possessor of works turning out 10000
tons OF rails year, and the employer OF
1000 hands. He was large real estate
owner in England, and had also property
and castle in France, where he had in early
been much employed under the late
Thomas Brassey.
The negro Baptist church of Chicago
has been called upon to decide whether its
pastor, the Rev. James D. Podd, had or had
not broken promise to marry Cora
Wheeler. He is yellow, eloquent and hand
some. She is black, ignorant and ugly.
The accused called attention to the con-
trast, and asked if it was probable that he
had ever asked her 10 become his wife.
The vote was unanimous that he was inno-
cent.
A New Orleans crack shot wounded
man in New York shooting gallery last
summer, although he had to shoot through
partition wall to accomplish the difficult
feat; and now st. Louis rife-gallery-
three-shots- for-a-quarter young man has
just killed his best friend without waiting
for the word. He was simply loading the
weapon which he foolishly held in hori-
zontal position, when it accidentally went
off and his friend went down.
ALondon paper tells US that Lady Eliza
beth Parker, daughter of the earl of Mac
clesfeld, has been arranging series of
musical entertainments for the villagers of
Shirburn. At a recent concert, in the
final song, ''Drink, Puppy, Drink by
Lady Mary Parker, the second whin Of the