Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-26

SeuAOr uAuSr SrauuaJeS-GnOSe WHO lo1C the
school before the end of the third year
326 have engaged in teaching, and 319
have made teaching their vocation since
they left the school; of this number three
are licensed preachers as we'll as teach
ers.
For the ensuing year the council of the
Agricultural and Arts association of On
tario asks for $4,000, to be used as fol-
lows: Prize farms, $3.50; council, $725;
veterinary college. 1925; essays, 800;
salaries, $500; exhibition, $1,000; plow-
ing match, 81 200; postage and printing,
$500; education, $500. To many Ameri-
cans the Importance attached in England
and her colonies to great skill in blowing
seems rather out of keeping with the prac-
tical value of such skill.
The Hon. S. @. Wood, commissioner of
agriculture in Ontario, proposes the estab-
lishment of three creameries in that prov
ince, the three to cost $4,000 each, for the
purpose of giving instruction in butter
making. Butter made in the creameries
of the Ottawa district sells from seven to
ten cents higher than that made by farm
ers. One young farmer who took course
of instruction at an American creamery
now receives from ten to fifteen cents
m ore than the average market price for his
butter.
For several months Mrs. Dorsey, the
wife of the ex-senator, has been an appli-
cant, in behalf of female friend, for ap-
pointment in the treasury department..
Two days since, when hope had almost
died out, Secretary Folger sent to Mrs.
Dorsey the appointment, which she herself
might hand to her for whom she had been
SO untiring. With it Judge Folger sent
kindly message which went far to compen-
safe for the long delay. Between the lines
was written one which even the ex-sen-
| ator's poor eyes could read.
Judge Hayley J. Wylie, of the common
pleas court at Columbus, Ohio, says the
New York Sun, used to be drunkard, but
became a Jealous and total abstinence
advocate, and on that issue was elected to
the bench. Of late he has returned to
drink. A committee of Methodists
among whom he has been popular and
influential, demonstrated with him. but
with only temporary effect. The other
day he was so intoxicated during trial
that the counsel on both sides declined to
make any argument. He will probably De
impeached.
Anew York correspondent, writing to a
southern paper about Mrs. Langtry, bursts
forth as follows, ''Treat her well. She is
altogether worthy of your best considera-
ton and esteem; good, truthful, frank
and sincere; pure as the snow, and very
brave. Treat her we'll. And to her say:
Remain SO. Do not mistake America.
She is sincerely virtuous. This warm,
young country of ours has more praise for
purity and honest endeavor that for all
the glittering and ambitious filth than ever
shone before the footlights under the name
of genius 1t would appear that Geb-
hardt has rival for the sweet favors of
the Jersey Lilly.
Frank Frayne, who killed Miss Won
Behren in Cincinnati, while attempting the
hazardous feat of shooting an apple off
her head, was a picture of complete dis
tress for few days subsequent to that I'M
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| recovered, however, with astonishing
| alacrity, for the Boston Herald says: "He
| is wandering around New England giving
exhibitions on the famous or rather infa-
nous, notoriety which he achieved on that
| occasion" The exhibitions which he con-
| tinues to give are attended with perils.
The Herald says: she introduces vi
cious dog, lion, bear, and den of
hyenas, and the climax of one of the
scenes calls for an entrance into the den
for the finding of a paper necessary for
the unfolding of the plot. If one of these
hyenas would just make an evening lunch
of Frayne, the country would not mourn
The authorities made mistake in turning
Frayne loose to commit the outrage of u.s.
ing his murderous recklessness as a
paying advertisement.
Riches In Hop Farming.
At the present prices, ten acres in Hops will
bring more money than five hundred acres in any
other farming; and, if there is a consumer or
dealer who thinks the price of Hop Bitters high,
remember that Hops are SI.25 per h., and the
quantity and quality OF Hops in Hop Bittcrs ard
the price remains the same as formerly. Don't
buy or worthless stuff or limitations because