Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-05

or milwaukee, WIS.,, was recently received
by the Broadway National bank of New
York city. The counterfeit is a had one,
and the treasury officials are surprised that
it passed through the hands of the bank
officers.
A number of leading Scotch mobiles have
made protest--a peers privilege of which
they seldom now avail themselves
against the proposals in the Lord Chan
cellor's bill, now before parliament, by
which power would, for the first time in the
history of Scotland,be given to the COM
mite of privileges to alter the union
roll"
Ex-senator Tabor has given up she idea
of building a million dollar hotel in Den
yer, and will invest his money in house
of entertainment for himself. Mrs. Tabor
told friend the other day that neither
''the famed palaces of the California bo-
nanzas nor the mansions of the Stewards
and Vanderbilts should be so fine as the
house her husband will buiId.'
From a livestock census, taken on the
10th of January last, it appears that the
total number of horses in Prussia was
2,403, 289, as against 2,271 $3.50 in the year
1873; of mules 572, as against 1884, of
asses 6,313, as against 1874; of oxen
8,735,596, as against 8,639,514; of sheep
14,716,732, as against 19,666,794; of pigs
5,8O1, 1884, as against 4, 295, 1926, and of goats
1,672,37O, as against l, 4S1 ,46I.
The Prince of Wales Gather of George
ILL., was hated by his parents. The queen
told Lord Hervey that "My dear first born
is the greatest ass, and the greatest liar,
and the greatest canaille, and the greatest
beast in the whole world, and l most
heartily wish he was out of it." Another
time her majesty ''eursed the hour of
Prince Frederick's BIRTH and Princess
Caroline declared she grudged the nause-
breathe" The king constantly abused
him as SILLY puppy, knave and fool,
and an undutiful, disobedient rascal
1t has lately been proved that under GER
tain conditions yeast may be powerful
poison. If introduced in suspension into
the circulation of living animals to the
extent of more than two grammes, it al
ways produces fatal results; in smaller
doses it produces coma. This is due to
the fact it multiplies lin the blood, depriv-
ing the red corpusoles Of their oxygen and
reducing their color to a dark brown.
From most of the so-called lager beer now
publicly sold in this country plenty of
yeast germs can be got for experiment, as
its manufacturers do not give it sufficient
time to properly ferment ana clear.
The London Chronicle for 1861, after re-
cording that ''theY write from New York
that the acknowledgement hath given
Mr.. Douglas permission to build theatet
in this city against the ensuing, winter"
adds: sit is hoped that the board of trade
will prevent this scheme, so big with mis-
chief to a young trading city, from being
carried into execution" See Rousseau's
letter to M. d'Alembert on the establish
ment of theatrical entertainments at
Geneva. At the same time the clergy of
Philadelphia solemnly protested against
lottery scheme for creating a public
garden with baths. The objection was to
the baths and not to the lottery.
The Cars coronation festivities in Mos
COW will comprise a rout at the palace,
ball given by the Governor General of
Moscow, dinner by the nobility of Mos
COW, followed by second ball at the resi-
dence of the Governor General. No fetes
will be given by the foreign representa-
tives. At the close of the festivities, which
will extend over seven days, the Emperor
and Empress, the court, and the foreign
guests will return to st. Petersburg, which
their maiesties will enter in state, the i'm
perial procession being formed at the
Nicolai railway station, and proceeding
thence to the palace. A series of banquets
and other entertainments will afterward be
given in the capital by the foreign guests
and some of the diplomatic representatives.
We read in a London paper: eve are
so to say, in state of siege, certainly IN
der the very strictest military and police
surveillance. AS night comes on we see
all the public buildings delivered over to
soldiers, gates are closed, sentinels with
rifles loaded with ball cartridge pace rapid
ly to and fro, and some large apartments
is for the nonce turned into a guard room.
This has truly martial aspect absolutely
quite picturesque, and worthy of being
COMMUNICATED by some enterprising R.
A.; soldiers are gathered round the blazing
fire, arms are glistening in the light, the
toy drummer boy is waiting to beat to
arms, and all are on the alert, ready to rush
into the streets and do some bloody bust
ness there. This, be it remembered, in the
heart of London in 1882