Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-30
SUNDAY GLOBELErs.

'Hades" in San Antonio, Texas.
The Catholic Reriew says Garibaldi was
dime-novel hero, nothing more.
The Rev. James Freeman Clarke does not
care to hear Sturgeon second time.
/ New York's free college cost $4,000 last
year to graduate forty-four students.
The late Francis Key Is being pstrifed by
San Franciscoans at cost of S60,0O0.
The Utah mission of the Methodist Fps
sopal church, in Salt Lake City, is prosperlng.
Bishop Foster Will soon sail on an Episcopal
visit to the Methodist missions il Bulgaria
and India.
Senator Brown, OF Georgia, has given $780,
COO for the education of poor young men in
the state university.
The sultan recently invited Gen. Lew Wal.
lace, the United States minister to Turkey, to
the palace for personal conference.
Recently the pope held consistory and con-
ferred the CARDINALS hat upon MonseigSeur
Allemand Lanigerie, archbishop of Algiers.
The drum has been restored to the French
army, and the soldiers are delighted. The
fife and drum seem to be necessary for war.
'Yes," said Georgia editor, ''I'm going to
fight duel. Not that there is anything to
fight about, but I'll the papers are advertising
that way"
The French chamber of deputies have adopt
ed the motion TO grant 19.OOJ.U00 francs to de-
fray the cost of the expedition il Tunls for
the second half OF the year 1852. IN -
The number of Chinese who left Hong Kong
during the past two years for foreign ports Is
4l3, 503. The number who have returned to
China during the same period is los, 100. I'D
The aesthetic insist that the word ''impost-
or" should not b. applied to woman swim
dler, but claim that ''lmpostrix" is the prop
per word to be used. Webster sanctions the
use Of The latter word.
Miss Kate Chase Sprague is going, with her
children, to make a carriage and horseback
tour through the Scottish highlands, visiting
especially tine places made familiar 10 the
world by the pen of Scott.
A Montana defendant in a breach of promise
| suit managed to get verdict by showing that
| at the time set for the marriage Ceremony he
| was trred By a bear. The ingenuity OF per-
sons who want to evade carrying out their
matrimonial promises is remarkable.
A new planet has been discovered, minor
affair OF not much apparent consequence. The
| Smithsonian institute has received from Prof.
| Forester, OF Berlin, the announcement of the
| discovery by j. Palisa, OF Pola, Austria, of a
planetold OF the twelfth magnitude.
Montgomery Blair, an octogenarian, who
was postmaster general under Mr.. Lincoln, is
not old enough to be weaned from office. He
is TO be the Democratic candidate for congress
in the Sixth Maryland district against Mr..
Urner, Republican, who now represents the
district. Mr.. blair's election is not antici-
pated.
"Ireneus," in the New York Observer, say
''the influx INFO places of resort of thousand
strangers seeking pleasure in the summer
months does not tend to promote spirituality
and growth OF the QocaD church anyw here.
This being true, it Is quite manifest that tour
lists leave their religion, if they have any, at
home.
! District Attorney Cummings, of Browns
vile, Texas, was shot dead recently By the
son Of Col. j. L. Haynes, collector of Gus
toms, for the seduction of his thirteen year old
sister. Young Haynes crossed over into
Mexico, but as his course is generally ap.
proved, he Will return, it is said, and stand
his trial.
| The toy pistol must go. It is worse en-
envy of little boys than green apples. 1t kills
more of them than bathing does. The news
papers report another lot of twelve or fif-
teen whose deaths have been caused by
wounds received from the toy pistol. 1t
would be almost better to give the small boy
| a real pistol.
| The attorney general has rendered an opin-
ion to the effect that the $4,000 Chinese who
are now in Cuba, DESTROYS of returning to
| China, cannot, under the law, be allowed to
pass through the United States. The request
| to be allowed to pass through this country did
| not come from the Chinese in question, but
| from the transportation companies.
The emperor of Russia still hesita'es in APP
pointing and announcing a day for his cor
osation. He fears the occasion may
develop a plot to take his life. He dare
| not delay the coronation much longer. for an
uncrowned sovereign invites revolt and an
archy. We fall back on the old saying, sun
easy lies the head that wears CROWN" and
add, the head that does not wear a crown is
about as uneasy.
Catholic Review: The corruption and mis-
management of American official life has so
weakened the Gefenses of the country, that
were the United States to quarrel with Eng
land, or even Spain, nothing that we could do
| could prevent New York and Brooklyn suffer
ing the fate of Alexandria. 1t is true that
| any power that would SO treat us, would ru
the day of its sudden victory. Nevertheless 1t
is not pleasant thought that such victory
could be possible to our enemies.
Upon the house in Florence, Italy, from
| which Garibaldi set forth on his Roman cam.
paign in 1867, has been placed tablet in
scribed thus: "From this house Giuseppe
| Garibaldi, faithful soldier of Italy and unity,
on the 2ad of October, 1867, pronounced the
memorable words, Rome or DEATH, as pre-
| Jude to the expedition of Montana, which
restored to Italy her capital, and to humanity
free discussion. This tablet, for everlasting
memory, is placed, by the Tuscan Garibald.
L. IL