Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-31
GLOBELETS.

Gently felt in the West Indies.
Actor Milne, the atheistic ex-preacher
has been presented with stage sword.
| Warrants have been issued in Washing.
ton for the arrest of Fall, Payne, Foote
and Stow, connected with the star route
cases.
Miss Louisa N. Alcott, the popular au
| thoress, has been forbidden by her physi-
clan to write.
Thanks have been proposed in both
houses of the British parliament to the
army in Egypt.
Walt Whitman is go seriously ill with
Bright's disease that there are but little
hopes of his recovery.
Congratulations to King Milan upon his
escape from injury when fred upon
by the woman Markowitch, are pouring in
from all parts of Servia.
The statue to Morton McMichael, at
Paramount park, Philadelphia, was un-
yelled last week in the presence of Gov.
Hoyt and staff and many people.
Cedar Key Fla, wants steam laundry.
The Florida State Journal says one will
pay from $4,000 TO $4,000 year.
Arabi's secret correspondence with the
sultan, which is said to compromise the
latter, has been seized by the English.
An arrival from Honolulu at San Fran
cisco reports Kileanea in eruption on
grander scale than for quarter of CEN
fury.
A fragment has been discovered at Rome
of the shield of Achilles, bearing not only
the sculptures, but a portion of the text of
Homer.
The Paris police have discovered proof
of the existence of an Internati onal Com
munist society, having its headquarters at
Geneva.
Mr.. Stephens was welcomed at the gov:
ernor's mansion in Atlanta, by his ne
phew, Senator John W. Stephens, with
good log fire and a hot supper.
Thomas Talbot was fatally shot II Chey-
enne recently by his wife during quarrel.
The wife claims self-defense. Talbot was
about th:rty-eight years old and had nine
children.
A Chicago man who processes to know
what he is talking about says the purchase
Of the Nickel Plate road, instead of being
in the interest OF Vanderbilt, is in opposi-
ton to him.
New York Courier: Robertson has ap-
pointed Charles Peters, a close friend of
Mr.. Blaine, Temporary weigher at the
customshouse, having known his brother
when in congress.
Mrs. Freylinger, a German woman, iv-
ing six miles rom Kansas City, recently
shot and killed Mr.. Noe. Tie Trouble
grew out of the rentiong of place en-
which Mr.. Freyiinger lived.
The owner of the hamlet of Montauk, on
Long Island, declined an offer of 100000
for railroad right of way to the harbor,
where it was proposed to establish line
of fast steamers to Europe.
Rev. DR.. Hoyt, in paper read before
the Cincinnati Methodist ministers meet
ing, on the subject of amounting with Oil,
came to the conclusion that the practice
was without scriptual warrant.
Senior Delfn Sanchere, the new Mexican
minister to the United States, and Secre
tary of State Pacheco, are on their way to
the Uuited States, accompanied by the
sons of ex-President Diaz to be edu-
Gated.
Two daughters of well-to do citizen of
st. Louis, aged respectively fourteen and
fifteen years, have run away from home
and are supposed to be secreted in Cincin-
natl, and the police of that city are en-
deavoring to discover their hiding place.
The Western Distillers' association met
in Chicago last week and decided in view
of the low price Of high wines to still fur
ther reduce the produce tae production 10
per cent. This puts the distiileries to run
ming at 80 per cent. of their full capacity.
John Tod, son of the late Governor Da-
vid Tod, of Ohio, says that there is going
to be smash-up, not of, but in the Re-
publican party. He thinks that within a
few years the party organization will be
changed entirely, better men taking the
reins.
Mr.. David S. Wilson, an old citizen of
Baltimore, and a cousin of Mr.. w. w.
Corcoran, of Washington, died few days
ago, aged eighty years. He had been di-
rector of the Bank of Baltimore for over
thirty years, and several times refused the
presidency.
Victor Hugo once stopped in the streets
of Paris and wrote upon playcard hang
ing upon a blind beggar's neck a verse of
such touching beauty and sympathy that it
drew from the bystanders a shower of
small coin such as the beggar had never
before known.
TIE Republican national committee is
making strenuous effort to induce Ha-
zelton and Keys, Republican congressional
candidates in the Third Wisconsin district,
to withdraw, so that the election of the
Democrats in strongly Republican dis
trict may be prevented.
Miss Burr, of North Carolina, to whom
Senator David Davis is to be married soon,
was young friend of his late wife and
used to visit her at the National hotel at
Washington. She is about thirty years
younger than Mr.. Davis, and he has been
paving her marked attention for at least a