Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-03
aLoBELErs.

issued in Paris.
The catch of whales at the Arctic whaling
grounds is light this season.
At Atlanta, Ga, the other day, cart was
drawn by team of tame allIgators.
The damage caused by floods in the Ty-
rol is estimated at $15,OOo,Ooo florins.
There has been sudden decline in the
number of cases of yellow fever at Pensa-
cola.
Mr.. Beecher thinks, on the whole, there
never was as little cruelty in the world as
now.
Commodore Baker reports to the navy
department. that the iron-clad Mortauk is a
failure.
A very strong Egyptian fort has been
discovered at Rosetta. It is to be de-
stroyed.
An association for colonizing Palestine
with Christians has been incorporated in
Boston, Mass.
The coronation of the king of the Sand
witch islands takes place on the 18th of
next February.
Mrs. Thomas Payne, the bride of Mon
roe, West Virginia, clergyman, is only
eleven years old.
Ismail Pasha Eyoub estimates that 90
600 men will be necessary to suppress the
instruction in Soudan.
Lieutenant Danenhower, survivor Of
the Jeanette Arctic expedition -, will soon
start on lecturing tour.
A Pittsburgh, Pa, paper says Senator
Window is spending $4,000 on his new
house in Washington.
A Milwaukee woman has kept a kettle
of boiling water on the stove for twenty
two years, in order to scald burglars.
The other night meeting was held in
the First African church in Boston, in
honor of the widow of John Brown.
The mayor Of Marseilles is said to have
received warning that the Hotel de Vile
will be blown up on All Saints day.
Troops occupy the streets of Lyons
France, and if further disturbances occur,
the city will be placed under martial law.
At Atlanta, Ca, last Sunday morning,
in imitation Of JEFF Davis, Brit Osborne
escapes from prison in bis wjfe's clothes.
Walt Whitman writes to friend that his
late sickness was the result OF torpid
liver, and that he is rapidly Commissioning.
The department of justice denies the
truth of the charge of extravaganza in the
employment of special assistant atto-
neys.
Henry Stevens. proprietor Of the Key
stone foundry, at Reading, Pa, has a
wrought iron plowshare that bears the date
1926.
The anti-Semit;c movement has led to
an alarming persecution of Jews at Pres
burg, according to late advices from
Vienna.
A revolutionary movement has taken
place in Perena, Peru, arising FROM ex-
tortionate taxation levied By the project Of
the department.
Red Cloud and the other chiefs and head
men of the Pine Ridge Oak agency have
unanimously agreed to a separate reserva-
ton of territory.
Lord Duferin, the British ambassador
at Constantinople, is to be sent to Cairo
for time to direct the negotiation of
Egyptian affairs.
Mrs. Langtry's wardrobe is said to have
cost her about $4,000 one-eighth Of it was
reduced to ashes by the burning OF the
Park theater Oct. 80.
A Vienna correspondent says the loss Of
property by the floods in the T rol can
scarcely be calculated, and great distress
among the people prevails.
AS early as 1893 the sale and consump-
ton of whisky was prohibited il Georgia,
then colony under British rule. The act,
howeve r, was repealed in 1742.
Henry M. Stanley has become thorough
~ acclimated in Africa now, and enjoys
excellent health there. He is bronzed by
the sun until he looks like an East Indian.
Casper Parengheim, tailor, has been
arrested in Philadelphia, charged with at
tempting to kill five persons by throwing
bomb into room in which they were sit
ting.
~ 40 hSoC- lCA ehASsI k1A CeiIS OA1N-
ing 1890 there were no fewer than $50
theaters destroyed by fire, or partly SO, re-
sulting in 1870 deaths and about 3,4OO in
juries.
It is alleged, on what is called the best
authority, that the Nickel Plate railroad
has become the property of Mr.. Wander
bilt at a figure yielding handsome profits
to the projectors.
It is reported that President Arthur will
visit Havre-de-Grace, Nd, this week, in
order to participate in the sport Of the
opening day of the duck-shooting season,
as has been his habit for several years
past.
Elk Senator Morrill,, of Maine, who has
been seriously i'll for some time, is now
slowly recovering his health. Last week he
was able to ride out, and he hopes to be
strong enough soon to endure removal to
his home in Portland.
A Bismarck pearl" is now being exl,ib-
tied at Baden-Baden. By some freak Of
nature the outlines of the jewel curiously
resembles the great chanceIlor's profile,
and the owner Intends Tn T,-eSe,1t the no. II