Daily globe., 1883-06-27
GLOEELEgS,

genuine gold field is said to have Seen
| discovered in Italy.
Lord Beaconsfeld used to address his
wife at dinner as "Mt dear Mary ann,
Gen. Grant and the Empress Of austria
are lovers of beef and cabbage. Iu.Dor-
| tant.
In digging canal across Florida il is
found that the work will not REQUIRE acv
locks.
Ex-Minister Andrew p-hita Is to deliver
an Grafton before his class, tbs famous
Yale '53.
Munkacyly, the Hungarian artist, was
proposed to by his wife, who was a very
rich widow.
Cadet Whittaker's father has just died,
leaving $4,000 and fine farm. lie was
once slave.
The Toronto Pilgrim IS dispose3 to be-
ieve as true the report that Queen Veto
ria is a spiritualist.
Charles Z Brush, the Cleveland inventor
Of the electric light of that name, IS worth
a million and half.
Davy Crockett and Sam Houston are to
DO lmmortalized IL marble at the expense
of an enthusiastic Texan.
The Rev. j. c. Bracy, = convert from.
Catholicism, was ordained As q Baptist
minister in Burlington, Vermont recently
frou Gerster lately went to Paris TO hear
| Delbe's new opera ''Lalne," which she
| intends to introduce TO America next sea
son.
A letter from Rome says the P5pe is
now in better health, ana apparently more
full Of vigor than he has been for years
past.
Frances E. Willard, the Temperance ad-
vocate, and dozen Chicago ladies, aars
been out to Dakota and located taiee
claims.
The New York Nail a1d Eepress says
every body is reading the life OF Gen. John
4. Dix, written by his son, the Rev. Morgan
Dix, D. D.
The wife and daughter of Ger. n. p.
Banks, arrived home at Boston from Eu-
rope, last week, after an absence OF about
two years.
Mrs. W. Fl, Hart, Of Troy, New York,
has given 100000 to the Rensselaer, Tnsti-
tute for professorship, as a memorial of
her husband.
Alexander Mitchell, of Milwauke2, is
now said to be the richest man of the wes-
tern states. He is credited with about
twenty five millions.
GsSwinburne swim5 like a fish, CT better
he swims ike Byron, far and fearlessIy.
His admiration and love of the sea are not
mere poetic atfectation.
Adelina Patti has just begun her operat-
ic engagement in London. Since SIZE left
America she has resided at her Castle
Craig Z Nos, in, Wales.
An English physician says that seven
out of ten people who have not been
drowned over thirty minutes can bo saved
under proper treatment.
Emperor William of Germany has gone
to Weisbaden where he will have an inter
view with the King of Denmark on topics
touching the relations of Denmark an
Germany.
The mother of Edwin Booth lives quiet
ly at the Washington hotel, Philadelphia.
Her one thought and happiness, the pride
of her old age, is her son Edwin, the only
survivor of her children
Charles H. Holmes Of Tapsfeld, Massa-7
chusetts, is the tallest man in the state
measuring SIX feet 10 inches in his stock
ings. He is son of John Holmes a for
mer United States senator from Maine,
man celebrated in his day for his ability
! and wit.
That was rather grim reply made to
the late Czar Alexander II Immediately
after his coronation, who being asked by
the Gar as one of the maids of honor in
attendance, how she enjoyed the ceremo-
MES, said: 90, so much, your majesty. 1
hope we shall have another soon."
The physicians of the Tewksbury Aims
House are censured because they used rat
tail files and screw drivers when they
performed delicate surgical operations.
Some folks are over particular. II the
surgeons had used cross-cut saws, crow
bars, broadaxes and cold chi5els in such
operation there might have been some.
grounds on whiehto base complaints.
An exchange says that il Is becoming
quite generally known that the common
fertilizer phosphate is very dangerous
article to handle by any one suffering
from chapped or sore hands, It is parti-
ally composed of blood and bones Of dead
animals which may have come 10 their
death by disease, and if it accidently
comes in contact with flesh wound, may
result in a severe case of blood poisoning.
The Baptists in 1865 spent $25O0GO in
collecting library for use IN the transla-
tion of the James into the Baptist Bible.
This was finished in ten years and abandon
ed eighteen years afterward. Now the
quarter OF a million library has been sold
to retired whaling captain of Groton
Conn, for $4,000. After a while people
who think they can improve on the King
James version will find it hard to get
credit for paper to make their notes on
while they live or to get thsir wills proba-
ted after death.
The death is announced of the Duke di
Ripalda, the owner of the famous Fornesia
Palace at Rome, the walls of which are