Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-16

But making full allowances for such cases,
there remain countless numbers who are
willing and eager to make any and every
sacrifice necessary to recovery, and who are
left to continue in suffering because the
physiological principles and compensa-
lions applicable to their relief are derided,
| disregarded, or denied"
The announcement that Senator Win
dom was to be one of the trustees of the
proposed new stock exchange in New
York led some to think that he had turned
his back on public life and gone into the
more grateful occupation of making mon
ey, but Mr.. Window tells his friends that
his only connection with the exchange will
be as trustee. He will help to invest the
money if it is subscribed, but he has no
intention of removing to New York.
A Washington correspondent says of
Senator Beck, of Kentucky, that he is pug
nacious and not always pithy. He has
physical force that seems inexhaustible.
His most striking popularity is his power
of laying man alive without saying any
thing to which personal exception could be
taken. He is ScOtchman by birth, and is
as thrifty as any Sandy in his native land.
Caroline Island, little spot of dry land
IN the Pacific ocean, only ten miles in cir
conference, is the only available place on
the earth in which a full view of the total
lty of the solar eclipse can be obtained
May 6. The perfect total of the eclipse
will last five and a half minutes, being the
longest of any total eclipse since 1868.
And yet, for that five minutes view, astron-
omers from many lands will travel wide
continents and seas to visit that dainty H.
tie Caroline of the ocean.
Lady Albertha and Lady Maud Hamil-
ton were married in Westminster abbey.
at the same time, to Lord Bandford and
Lord Lansdowne. While the former match
has terminated after years OF misery. in a
divorce, the latter has proved exceptionally
happy. The failure of his Irish rents has.
obliged Lord LansdOwne to live in very
different style to that in which he began to
live after his marriage. and to let his town
house to Lord Rosebery. But these are
not troubles which mar happy marriage.
Cardinal Manning's house at Westmin-
ster is to be pulled down at once to make
room for the new cathedral to be erected
by the munifcence of Sir Tatton Sykes.
The cathedral is to be built from the de-
signs OF the Commemorative church in vi
emma. Sir Tatton Sykes has obtained all
the plans and working drawings from Vi
emma. The emperor of Austria refused to
give his sanction to the disposal of these
designs unless for the purDOsa of buiISino
Roman Catholic church, whereon Sir
Tatton wrote, 'rd just as soon build a
Catholic church as another
Here is little anecdote, says the Lon
don Truth, about poor Dore One day at
Ischl, a PEASANTS wedding gave him the
idea of an exquisitively pretty sketch. On
finishing his drawing, he closed his album.
put it in the pocket of his paletot and
walked home to his hotel. After dinner
the album had disappeared; neither the
host nor the walters knew anything about
it. Dore went to bed furious. In the
morning he received a parcel and an
anonymous letter to the following effect.
"Sir:-Knowing you would not sell your
Album, robbed you of it (that last sketch
of yours being quite irresistible) but in
order that you should not take me for
common thief, beg your acceptance of
the accompanying travellers staff" Dore
opened the parcel. It contained cane
with gold head, encrusted with precions
stones-really princely gift. He was
never able to ascertain the name of the
donor.