Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-28
GLOBELETs.

Madame Jenny 1saA0 -01uOcmatu ~ Pdee.
ing the autumn at Malvern. England. e
Recently 200 head of sheep sold in Eu-
rope for &l6.sso, the highest. priceSon rec
erd at a large eale. .see.
Jay Hubbsll is said to have fallen under
the dieplessuro Of President Arthur. This
i. indeed. an sf1ietion! i
Prof. Brooks, of Phelps. n. T.. has dis
cpfered q fragmentary comet near the
tzseA of the great comet.
Thsrfow Weed holds his own, and having
registered. 10 likely to be able TO vote at
the election November 7th. !
His reported that Herr Johann Strauss.
the composer, is about to leave Vienna and
make his home permanently in Paris.
.Tbe melancholy days have come" to
ap1ious politicians, and moro are TO come
when the grand elimination is recorded
Nov. L. -
Mise Cushnan. wealthy resident of
Roeton. has bought Peaks island. Maine,
with the purpose of turning it into pri-
vate park.
speaker at recent Democratic meet
ing in Virginia City. Nevada, was vehe-
trent In his denunciation of 'sextarian"
education.
Tho eesentieth anniversary of the mar
rage Of Reuben ". Blalock and Mrs. Bic
tcca. Of Epson county, Ca. was recently
celebrated.
Fifty-one new cases of yellow fever and
Eve deaths were reported at Pensacola,
October oath. Total cases TO that date
2so5s and 1853 deaths. t
Radical members of the English house
Of commons oppose vote of thanks pro-
posed by Gladstone for the officers and
men of the Egyptian army.
A debt of $500, 600 on the Catholic do
cese of Montreal, chiefly incurred in build
ing chnrches, has been all collected by sub
scriptions and the sale of property.
james B. Pace, since the death of James
Thomas, IT,, is regarded as the wealthiest
man in Virginia. He made his money in
the tobacco business in Richmond, where
he resides. 55..s
The Resembling of the British parlia-
fnent develops renewed activity in Irish
affeirs. Gladstone meets with renewed OPP
position from the conservatives, but is yet
master of the situation.
The daughter of ex-President Hays is a
schoolmate of Miss MoIlie Garfield at
Cleveland. Rutherford Hayes, Jr., has a
position in the bank at Fremont of which
his father Is director.
!. President Arthur thinks all his prospects
for 1894 hinge on the result Of the elections
in November, hence his unlimited conse-
Grafton of his high official influence on the
altar Of his personal ambition.
The eighth annual congress of the Prot
estant Episcopal church of the United
States, assembled at Richmond. Virginia,
October twenty fourth. Bishop White
delivered the address of welcome.
Pittsburgh Dispatch: Don't be alarmed
Mr.. Herbert Spencer, about the acquire
mont Of undue power by the Bosses. We
have got that through our heads now, and
wen settle the Boss in just about two
weeks.
A few hours before Howard Carroll, the
stalwart, was nominated by the conven-
ton az congressman tlarge, he offered
$4,000 for the nomination. The N. Y.
Tribune makes this statement, and chal.
&engee denial
The dollar subscription 10 the Garfield
monument fund of Cincinnati now aggre-
gates about $4,000, enough for The pur.
pose. The statue is TO be Of bronze, full
length. Of heroic eise, and mounted on a
granite pedestal.
A man was found entirely naked in the
street In Pittsburgh, Pa, the other night,
without hands or feet, they having been
amputeted.a He was not drunk, but was
SO overcome with cold that he can give no
account of himself: 80 - - ~
The hing and queen Of Servia recently
attended services at the Belgrade cathe-
dyal At night the city was illuminated in
their honor. Several perscns have been
arrested on suspicion of completely in the
late attempt on the kings life.
Mrs Ellie Cullom, daughter of Governor
Cnl.enl, OF Illinois, was married in the
Firss Presbyterian church In Springfield.
on the evening of October Gath, to
William B. Ridgely, of that city. Fifteen
hundred invitations were Issued
Dwight Townsend, Democrat. has com 9
out as an independent candidate for con-
gress against Perry Belmont, in one of the
New York districts. Mr.. Townee nd Says
he has. 100000 to expend in defeating Bel
mont, but no does not say who furnishes
the money. ,'4., $50
President Arthur has again left Wash
ingfon for New York, where he will remain
till after the election. putting in all bis
time and influence to aid the stalwarts. L.
it not remarkable sight to see such pres
idential action? But "Chet," tho ward
politician, is true to his old political, gut
ter instincts
Attorney General Brewster is welding
the decapitatmg axe mereilessly. he has
just removed the disbursing clerk of the
department of justice, Charles Devens,
nephew of the late Attorney General De-
veus,-and several other less important Of
Acials, TO make room for stalwart favorites
Of his own. His action products no little
sensation and comment. se.ol 'r=a e.