Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-27
GLOBELETs,

One hundred and seventeen bushes:
failures were reported last week.
Mrs. Labouchere is Ms. Lsngtry's
try.
1t is reported that France has concluded
a most favorable treaty with The Bey OF
Tunis.
Clifford Anderson, attorney general O!
Georgia, is candidate for the United
| States senate.
A new political organization has been
started at Newcastle to secare reform in
the land laws.
1t is understood that the Egyptian gov
ernment has agreed to pay the cost of the
British occupation of Egypt,
The two hundredth anniversary of the
landing of William Penn, at Chester. Pa.
was celebrated in that city Oct. %.
1t is reported in Lima that the Chilians
have concluded treaty of peace with Gar
liza Calderon, the Peruvian president.
A suit has been brought in New York to
dissolve the firm of Brett. Son g. Co..
which has been in existence for two him.
dred years.
Gen. Wallace, United States minister to
Turkey. has just had an interview with the
sultan. He intends to take two months
vacation in Austria.
A woman fired at King Milan. of Servia
yesterday. but he was not hurt. 1t is
supposed that she is connected with con-
spiracy to murder him.
Among the passengers on the steamer
Servia, which sailed from Queenstown for
New York last Sunday, was Governor ].
Schuyler Crosby, of Montana.
Nine. Minnie Hauk sold button-hole
bouquets. COMPOSED of a flower and fern
for 81 to $40 apiece. at fair recently held
in aid of st. Vincent's hospital, New York.
Mrs. Langtry occupies rooms formerly
assigned to Sarah Betnhardt. at the Abe
marie hotel, New York. She says she
wishes to be judged on her merits alone.
as an actress.
Mr.. James Gordon Benefits name an
pears upoa the printed passe lger-list of
'bc Brittanic, on a cable message, bat he
gave up his cabin at the last moment be-
fore the ship sailed.
Tie Marquis of Lorne, the Dominion
governo: general, ard the Process Louise,
his wife, intend to sail on their homeward
journey from Victoria, British Columbia.
on the 3Oth of October. instant.
D'ring the last week of Mrs. Langtry's
stay in London Mrs. Labouohere was busily
engaged In coaching her pupil in Juliana
IN the Honeymoon, another play recently
added 10 her American repertoire.
During the storming of Tel-el-Kebir the
Rev. A. Corbet, chaplain to the.bugade of
guards, was not two hundred yards behind
the advancing battalions, and the Roman
Catholic priest was one of the first wound
ed.
There was riot in Lyons yesterday on
account of an Objectionable action by tie
municipal government. This. with the
troubles at Montceau les Mines and a pro-
jected strike in Paris, causes much uneasi-
ness.
Canon Connor, who has lived thirty
years on the Isle Of Wight, near Osborne
house, and is an old personal friend OF
Queen Victoria: has been made dean of
Windsor and domestic chaplain to her
majesty.
Bramweil Booth, son Of the general
issimo of the salvation army. was married
few days ago at Clapton, England, his
father officiating. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence OF several thou
saud persons, admi ted at a shilling q
head
Scene, butchers stand. Butcher:
Come, John, be lively now; break the
bones in Mr.. Williams chops, and put
Mr. Smiths ribs in the basket for him.
John (briskly) ''All right, sir: just as
soon as l have sawed off Mrs. Marphy' s
leg"
A prominent citizen of Denver. Col.
states some stubborn facts concerning the
region through which the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad runs. He says it is i'm
possible for it to earn its interest. and that
one branch is in country where only In
dams and sage bushes flourish.
sad story comes from Melbourne. A
few weeks ago a SUPER at one of the
theaters there died well-nigh friendless and
alone. 1t was only after his death that
they knew at the theaters that the dead
man was Frank Lemon, a son of Mark
Lemon, the first editor of Punch.
London correspondent says that a
conflict is impending among the electric
light companies of London which will end
in an illustration of one Of the late Pro-
fessor Darwin's axioms-"the survival of
the fttest." He says no foreign electric
company has ever paid dividend.
The president has placed On the retired
list under the special act of congress. Cap
tain Joseph Conrad, Eleventh infantry
This will promote First Lieutenant VIM.
E. Kingsbury to be captain of the Elev-
enth infantry, and Second Lieutenant
George Leroy Brown to be first lieutenant
A bevy of girls we're On their way home
from foliage excursion when one OF
them exclaimed: ''Oh, dear, l wish were
an autumn leaf" Why. what silly ideas'
sad her companion. Suppose your wish
were granted swell. then I would know
what it was to be pressed" blushingly re-