Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16

City.
It is given. out that the new Legislature of
the state of New York will re-apportion
the state.
The Rev. H. Loring, of Holbrook, Mass,
has been requested by his congregation to
resign on account of undue familiarities
with a female parishioner.
Later returns from North Carolina show
that two Republicans were elected to con-
gress, and the Legislature stands seven
Democrats to two Republicans.
From the election returns in Virginia, it
appears that the congressional delegatlon
will stand six Democrats to four coalition
lists, a Democratic gain of one.
1t is asked if the late earthquake rumble
in Laramie City, Wyoming, and Denver,
Colorado. was in any way connected with
the recent general Democratic shakings.
All the Democratic members of the
house of representatives who were unseat-
ed at the last session of congress have been
reelected, except one, and he declined a
denomination.
The latest statement concerning the
cars coronation is that it will take place
next May, and will be celebrated, says the
Noouosti, with even more than the usual
s%plendor.
A New York paper says O'Donovan
Rosa is preparing to bring suit against the
trustees of the Irish Skirmishing fund, for
funds placed in their hands and unac-
counted for.
The United States court has decided that
Long Island sound is a part of the Allan
tic ocean, and that its navigation is gov
erned by the the provisions of the Federal
act regulating inland waters.
Of the fifteen governors elected at the
late election, thirteen are Democrats. Of
the fifteen. states the Republicans carried
ten in 1880. This looks like a very dis
tinct handwriting on the wall.
Thomas Jefferson was arraigned before
Judge Burr yesterday, charged with APP
plying opprobrious epithets to Mr.. More
head, the livery keeper. He was mulcted S.
and paid the coin.
Mr.. Beecher thinks there never was a
time when the churches were in a more
hopeful state than they are to-day, and
that true religion is not in any danger
from the theories of modern science.
The Rev. DIR. Scudder preached his fare
we'll sermon last Sunday, at the Central
Congregational church in Brooklyn, N. Y.
preparatory to taking charge of the Ply
mouth Congregational church in Chicago.
Teacher-"Feminine of friar:" First
bright boy-"Hasn't any," Teacher
''Next.' Second brightboy-"Nun." Teach
er-"ThaGs right" First bright boy lin
dignantly)-~That's just what 1 said."-
Exchange.
And now comes the refractory Prof
Vennor, who predicts that the 9th of next
month will be very unfavorable for the
transit of Venus observations. He says
the chances for a fair day in Canada are
as one to five.
In a drunken stupor, On Monday night,
an innocent-looking Teuton, named Fred
Schmeigel attempted to steal a bolt of
flannel from Warmers auction store. He
was yanked before the court and under the
circumstance was only fined $40.
The New York state committee of the
Garfield monument fund met last week
in the city Of New York. to organize and
make arrangements for its exhibition at
the capitol in Washington, which begins
on the 25th of the present month.
There are two men in New York who
claim to have been elected coroner-one
q barkeeper and the other an undertaken
both having the identical name Of Will
liam H. Kennedy. In the eternal fitness
of things we think the undertaken ought
to have the place.
Milton Dargan, of South Carolina; Jason
G.. Lamison. of Ohio, and James R. Pagin,
of Indiana, were reported, a few days
since, as having resigned from the Annap-
oils Naval school. 1t now turns put that
they were dismissed for hazing. A few
more examples Ike this and hazing will
become one of the lost arts.
Miss Mary Anderson, a school teacher,
of Louisville. KY, a very lovely and bril-
liantly cultivated young woman, committed
suicide by shooting herself through the
heart. She was engaged to marry a gentle
man in Hardin county, and had just re-
ceived a letter from him, the contents of
which have not been made public.
Judge Bradley, of the supreme court,
will retire on attaining his SEVENTEEN birth
day in February or March next, thus max
ing a vacancy for Mr.. Folger, the defeated
stalwart New York gubernatorlal candi-
date. Though showed under by a majority
of some two hundred thousand he is thus
likely to have an opportunity to dry out.
Edward Holroyde, a hermit who resided
in Columbia township, Ohio, the other
night was visited by burglars, who, after
brutally maltreating and burning him,
robbed him of $4,000 in bonds. He is
eighty years old, and is likely to die of his
injuries. He is supposed to be worth
S15O,OOO. He refused to talk to a newspa-
per reporter who visited him.
It is now stated upon the best astronom-
ical authority that the comet has thrown
off an envelope. Of course, if the envelope
is gone the comet will get lost in the mails.
1t never could travel through a star route
without an envelope, properly stamped
and addressed, with an if-not-called FORM
ten-days printed in one corner. 1t looks