Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-17
GLOBELETS.


grief over the death of her boy was found
digging open his grave, believing he was
alive.
Professor Gould leaves the Newton
theological seminary, a Massachusetts Bap-
fist institution. because his views have
swerved from CaIvinisn.
Senator Hale. of Maine, is seriously out
Of health. He cannot take any farther part
in this falls political contests. The result
in Ohio was too much for him.
4 memorial statue of Queen Victoria is
to be placed in the town hall, Birnning-
ham. England. The statue lis nearly fin
ished The figure is six feet high, and
made of the nnest white marble.
The employment Of carrier pigeons as
couriers between military stations IN the
western country, where the telegraph lines
are being constantly interfered with by the
hostiles, is receiving the serious attention
of the war Office.
The late Dr. Pussy was the first to intro
duce the surplice into the Channel islands,
where he passed some time during his sus-
,,ensior-1S43 to ISE6-from the university
pulpit. and it is said that his very surplice
is still kept as q relic at Sark.
The original manuscript of MAUD Null
ler.' as sent to the Washington National
Era, contains a note from Whittier, in
which he says that ne has tried to make
something Of the pastoral conditions Of
New England life. after the manner of the
German poets"
In order that the patrons Of the London
ard Northwestern railway may get good
milk at the restaurants on the line of that
road. the directors have bought 500 cows,
whose entire milk product viii be sold at
those places. They DO some things well
in England. no mistake.
Two miners announced in q Dakota bar
room that they we're going to dissolve part
nersllip. (which OF you is going 70 with
drawn" was asked. Cant tell until the
fight is over" was the reply. This was
meant in earnest, too, for the men fought
the next dav With pistols and one received
mortal wound.
Brewster. Mr. Arthur's attorney general,
is on the stalwart stump in Pennsylvania,
and il his speeches maiigns and misrepre-
sents the late murdered president, General
Garfield. This awakens wide attention
and arouses the most exalted indignation
against Brewster and the stalwart admin
istration whose mout1-piece he is.
Scranton. PENNSYLVANIA, has two singing
societies OF about three hundred voice;
each. composed almost wholly OF Welsh
miners and their families. Both the lead
ers ara daily toilers in the coal mines, an(
vet they have the time and ability to trail
the singers to take G cons picuous part in
forthcoming musical festival in Philadel
phia.
The excitement caused by the election
revolution in Ohio, far exceeds that pro
duced by the unprecedented collision Of tn
comet and the sun. Indeed, Mr.. Sherman
and other active Republicans admit tn
comet and tie sun collided October 10th
SO 6azed were they by the smashups. Th
Republican fences in Ohio are terribly on
of repair.
The British government has on its hand
about ten thousand mules, purchased TO
service in Egypt. which were, on the sud
den collapse Of the var, ordered to b
landed in England. The question what i
to be done With them is agitating the Eng
ish mind. and ore of the propositions is t
use them as a substitute for the Londol
cab horse.
Z deI4ented fool. 10y The name Of Dayi
C. Newson. a justice o. the peace ct Column
bus, Indiana, won wager ~ r1dln
naked at MONDAY. II an open carrlag'
q distance Of half & mile through th
streets of the town. Why was not the sill
fool arrested for ''indecent.exposure." An
he justice Of the peace! 1t IS pity tn
''fooi-kiiler'' was not about.
Some one was one day rallying Congress
man Lefevre on his eccentric chirograph.
81 ought to write better. that's fact" I
replied why some time ago wrote
man thanking him for clipping CT
from a newspaper about me, and askln
the name and date Of the paper, and
replied: I am much obliged for your az
vice, and will follow it. believing that n
claim will go through and l will at last g
my pension
King Louis of Bavaria has some vel
extraordinary peculiarities. He likes
live in his own odd fashion, and despls
the conventionalities Of society. At Il
recent Bayreuth representation OF "ParS
fal' the king was expected to be preser
but he disappointed the curious public
remaining away. He has, however, a
ranged to have Wagners opera perform'
this month at the Munich opera house vine
he is himself to constitute the entire AUG
ence.
A Chicago correspondent of the Lou
vile Cou1ier-Jouaral writes: 1T does n
matter how many Southern winter resoi
are buiIt-they viii hereafter all be fill
by Northernpeopie' upon which Sout
ern journal remarks: THE proprietors
watering places and hotels should take
hint Those who have seen the Flori
orange and alligator viii be looki1
around elsewhere for mild climate a
comfortable quarters" That is ratt
rough on the orange-grove land Of the ;