Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-06
GLOBELETS.

Emigration to Missouri continues brisk
and active.
AT Matamoras and Fort Brown. in Texas.
cases OF yellow fever are reported
Troy, \. Y, sends an anti-CorneH dole
CATION to the state convention.
Ten new cases of smallpox have been
reported in Paterson, New Jersey.
The state of North Carolina reports 37O,-
600 bales of cotton this season.
The apple crop of the state of New York
is said to be almost a total failure
Mormon missionaries are making many
converts in the wild districts of North Car
DINA.
1t is found to be a paying enterprise to
transport cattle from Chicago to New
York.
By the suppression of polygamy in
Utah, the corrupt system of Mormonism
will perish
A ship arrived at Boston, Mass from
Porto Rico, with five cases of yellow fever
on board. There was one DEATH
Reports are being circulated in Berlin
| in regard to the serious condition of the
health of the empress of Germany.
Danish ship reached Philadelphia
September with yellow fever on board
The captains wife died of the fever.
At the opening of the public schools in
| the city of New York ON Monday, Sept. 4,
nearly 100000 children were in attendance.
The Egyptian ''unpleasantness' still
| continues. If Gen. Wolseley should knock
| Arab off his pins the war would suddenly
| end.
Hostilities have closed between Greece
and Turkey, and the ministers of the re-
| pective governments will settle the dis
pute.
| The Porte has been informed that 10000
horsemen, from Tripoi are on the way to
| Egypt, and orders have been sent to stop
| them.
| The pastors of the city churches, who
| have been absent on their summer yaca-
tions, are now returning to their respective
| churches.
The Democratic city treasurer of South
Bend, Indiana, is defaulter to the
| abs conded-
There were ITO failures reported in the
United States last week. The middle
states had "a, New England 20 and the
Southern states Is.
There are 500 deaths daily from cholera
in Manila, and 1850 persons have'died in
floilo. The disease has made its appear
ance in Tangier, Africa.
Richard Martin, of Adams township,
Michigan, died of what was declared to be
a genuine case of Asiatic cholera. There
is no other case in the vicinity
The six Eastern railways terminating in
Chicago carried during the week ending
September Sd, 32,O19 tons of freight,
against 2s,259 the preceding week
Cast iron pipes are now being made to-
receive the underground telegraph cable
which in few months will put Paris in
direct communication with Marseilles.
San Francisco has been dubbed the
, Vienna of the West" the only resem-
blance between the two cities being the
variety of smells which prevail in them.
; The potato crop on the A. T. Stewart
farm at Garden City this year will yield
between $4,000 and $4,000 bushels. The
shipments now average 800 bushels day.
temperance saloon and pool room Is
soon to be opened at Port Richmond, on
Staten Island, n. Y, to encourage the
young men of the village so keep out of
, bar-rOms.
Three surgeons have been exploring the
mysteries of Guiteau's brain and are ready
to report. They disagreed, and each will
have different report and neither will
carry any authority.
The Mormon church is mainly recruited
by emigrants of the lower classes in Eu-
rope, from the most ignorant districts in
Wales, Scandinavia and some other parts
of Germany.
The other day President Arthur partook
of a clam bake at Squantum, then went to
Providence and held reception, after
which he was RECALLED at banquet. Thus
gorged he set sail for Newport on the
steamer Dispatch, where the salt air
does not agree with him, and malaria pre-
walls as an after-clap of clam bakes, ban
quets, dancing, and the taking of wine
while it is red in the cup. The climate of
Newport is much in fault for not more
perfectly warding off the effects of indul-
gence and dissipation.
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