Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-25
GiUBELETS.

The price of Russian grain has declined
on account of American competition.
The rumor is repeated that Mr.. Glad
stone, the English premier, will soon re-
sign.
Thursday, November ninth, is the day
designated for Thanksgiving in the Cana
dian Dominion.
Abram S. Hewitt has been renominated
fer congress by the Democrats in the Tenth
district. New York.
Incendiary placards against landlords
have been posted in Paris, in the poorest
quarters of the city.
Vessels from Florida and Texas, on ac-
count of the yellow fever prevailing there,
are now quafantined at the Italian ports.
The Pennsylvania Presbyterian synod
last week warmly debated the adoption of
a prohibitionist resolution, but omitted a
final vote.
Congressman Perry Belmont has been
unanimously renominated by democratic
convention in the First congressional dis
trict in Long Island City, New York.
w. j. Hamilton, for six years an inmate
of Wards island l1natic asylum, New
York, has been declared sane and released
after a hearing on a writ of habeas corpus.
Miss Gabriel Greeley, a daughter of the
late Horace Greeley, has given a plot of
ground at Chappaqua, to the Episcopal
society of that, village ON which to
erect a chapel.
Lnf0ohnfh Proa borp IN nJrI,1f,, 100 n
ago, and who has resided IN New York for
the last sixty-ive years, has been commit
ted to the care of the commissioners of
charity and correction.
A gentleman from California. a shrewd
political observer, thinks that California
will elect the Democratic state ticket by at
least 10000 majority, aid all the congress
siOnal candidates save one.
An attempt or the part of the Albany
stalwarts to boycott the Journal of tina
city is proving a iasco. The friends of
the newspaper are turning the ex-stal
wart boom into a boomerang.
At the centennial celebration of the cap.
ture of Major Andre at Tarrytown many
persons were robbed of watches. ONLY
n watch is known to have been stolen
during the late Yonkers celebration.
After taking three months for delibera-
ton. Mr.. Epeneutus Howe has accepted
the greenback nomination for governor of
New York. He didn't find that forgery
had anything to do with his nomination.
Somebody advertises in the Atlanta Con
stitution for confederate bonds, and is will
ing to pay a good price for all that are Of
fered. Is this the last desperate attempt
to brighten the half-breeds into the traces?
Arab Bey's English counsel now say
they have every opportunity to defend
their client. Ninet, Arabi's Swiss adviser,
says that he can prove that the evacuation
of Alexandria was done with the khedive's
consent.
Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague's son Willie is
described az having a careworn face. 1t is
thin and olive hued and he has black hair
and eyes. Poor boy! He has had trouble
enough during his short life to make any
face look careworn.
A western actress sued the city of Omaha,
Neb., for $4,000 for injuries received from
a defective sidewalk, and compromised for
1926. They told her that if she contested
the case, it would be tried before a Jury of
men who had seen her act.
Mississippi has a lunatic for every 500
sane residents, and Ohio has a fool for
every 600 sensible people. The great
point of difference is that Mississippi puts
its lunatics in asylums while Ohio fools
are permitted to run newspapers.
The London correspondent of the New
York World says that trade in England is
stagnant. and many strikes are threatened
Mr.. Gladstone will have difficulty to raise
the tariff to pay his Egy..eefian expenses,
and he will probably put the tax on tea.
October twenty-third, in the city of New
York, Edward Hanley, John Gonravan and
Wm. Pratt were arrested for attempting to.
blackmail Walter Malley, one of the de-
PENDANTS in the Cramer case, by means of
letters stolen from Blanche Douglass
trunk.
Some 100000 barrels of beer were
consumed in this country last year, and it
won DO many years,at the present rate of
increase, before the consumption will be
5%0,OO0,GOO barrels a year. Where, then,
will all the glucose come from? asks a con-
temporary.
The board appointed to examine and
audit the claims arising out of the illness
and death of President Garfield has re-
ceived from a Washington undertaken a
bill for $1,890.50 for services rendered and
materials furnished during the obseques OF
the late president.
First young man: "Well, did you make
the acquaintance Of that strange girl you
were raying over? Second ditto: "Yes;
followed her home" First M: "How
did she strike your" Second ditto: "She
didn't at all; she got her big brother to dc
it."-PhiIadetphia NeaOs.
Out of twenty-eight samples of "pure
cider vinegar submitted to a Cincinnati;
chemist for analysis every one turned out
to be a base fraud, being made out of acids
and drugs. 1t was a terrible slur on him
that every n presenting the samples
thought they could fool him.
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