Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-07
GLOBELETS.


'Fm completely beat out" as the dust
said to the renovated carpet.
Eight Hebrews have been elected 10 the
municipal council of Venice.
Ex-Governor Stone, of Iowa, has opened
a law Office in Pueblo, Colorado.
woman is like pistol when she visits
hair store and goes of with bang.
Little troubles wear out the heart. even
as the minute pebbles cut the sole of the
shoe.
Reports from Moscow indicate that the
enthusiasm in the coronation continues
undated.
Senator Anthony, of Rhode Island, re-
mains very i'll, but late dates indicate some
improvement.
Many Iowa houses now have a storm
cave connected with their cellars to escape
the fury of cyclones.
Tarkey buys most of the umbrellas made
in France, which last year produced ILL.,
8S4, worth $8,000,00O.
What is claimed to be the largest to-
bacco warehouse in the world has Just
Thistle down silk is the latest invention.
Of course it was found out by Scotch
man. His name is Thomas Fluwick.
''What should be done with coupons?"
is the head line of an article in an ex-
change. 1t would not be bad plan to get
| them cashed.
The marine hospital on BedIoe's island
is being demolished to prepare founda-
ton for statue of liberty, which is to
cost $25O,000.
In 1910 it is said there were only seven
| vocations open to women in Massachu-
sets, and that now there are 2S4 vocations
| open to women in that state.
Moscow had heavy rainfall in honor of
the coronation. 1t was moi down on the
programme, but the Russian ''Canute" did
not attempt to control the movement of
the waters.
Inductive reasoning. Mr.. VIM. Dovall:
''But Miss Frost, 1 always wear gloves at
night, they make one's hands so SOFT
Miss Frost "Ah, and do you sleep with
yourihat on?"
The brazen 1906" is powerful and eff
fective recommendation to stalwart execu-
tive favor, as witness the appointment of
Walter Evans, one of the 306 Chicago COL
lar wearers, to the post of commissioner of
internal revenue.
| The Russian Grand Duke Alexis, so we'll
remembered in this country, who danced
his way through the land with innumerable
pretty American girls, has been appointed
and announced since the coronation by his
imperial brother, Alexander Ill, as admit
raj in chief of the Russian navy.
The car at the conclusion of his corona
ton parceled out almost innumerable high
offices to prominent men who had aided in
seeing him safely crowned. Such honors
| doubtless, were we'll deserved for such faith
full, heroic personal service, for their devo-
ton and careful preparation to ward off
| disorder, squelched the bloody minded nj
hilists for the time being.
The Presbyterians propose to go for the
scalps, so to speak of their ministers who
Join heretical denominations. If Pres
byterian minister drops out of the pulpit
into secular pursuits, or joins an evangeI-
ical denomination, his name is to be
quietly erased from the roll. But should
he join heretical body he is to be sus-
pended, deposed or communicated.
The DIXIE of Cambridge has raised the
question in England, whether ladies should
be permitted to be present at public din
ners, by declining to take the chair at the
CaledOnian Asylum dinner because ladies
were to sit down with gentlemen at the
| banquet. The Duke Of Albany made no
objection last year, but the refusal of the
Duke of Cambridge compelled the Earl of
Galloway, at the last moment, to preside.
An angry discussion is now going on.
Referring to the publication of the Car
lyle letters and their revelations of per-
sonal and domestic irfelicity, the poet
Whittier says: $50 strongly have they af-
fected myself that [ have ~. 5 uarl and
destroyed the ma - .. n.y. eorre-
spondence, covering ot over ifty
years, lest it should -.-.Ie he'd after ny
death and bring SUITE t ANA" He
wishes that all of the Letters tina. he has
written could be treated by his friends in
the same manner.
VI the star route jury the Washington
correspondent of the Cleveland Leader
says that "they are featured, low
proved, uneducated, vulgar-faced men.
They look as though they had never read
a newspaper and had never owned an hon
est opinion. Four of them are negroes,
| and these are the most respectable look
ing part of the twelve" Doubtless these
men were intelligent looking enough when
the trial began, but they have passed
through frightful ordeal.
Prince Gortschakoff has left copiOus
memoirs behind him, dealing with both
political and private affairs. If his sons
propose to publish their fathers remin-
iscenses. they will do we'll to put them
selves and their property out of the reach
of the Russian government. Princess
Dangerously is believed to haye received a
large sum, (half million rubles, it is
saSd) during her recent visit 80 st. Peters
burg as consideration for the surrender
of the letters and papers of the late car.
| Tn the San Francisco nanars there is a