Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-04
GLOBELErs.
British troops are moving into zululand.
The French cabinet is reported to be

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Foot and mouth disease are spreading
rapidly among the English stock.
Mr.. Gladstone has translated Cowper's
hymn Shark, My Soul" into the Italian.
The triennial conference of the German
Baptist church met at Cleveland, Ohio,
Sept. 20.
Hundreds of people are reported to be
fleeing from Guoymas to the mountains to
escape yellow fever.
Cadet E. B. Bird, Of Wisconsin has teen
dismissed from the Naval Academy at
Annapolis for hazing.
The Massachusetts, emigrant board re-
port that the most unpromising emigrants
now come through Canada.
Charles Reade, the famous English nov
elist is engaged in writing a series of lives
of the patriarchs of Scripture.
Thomas Power O'Connor addressed
$4,000 peowle lately at the National Land
League meeting at Carro,k-on- Shannon.
Gen. Andrew Hickenlooper, of Cincinna-
tt has commenced a libel suit against the
Neacs- Journal of that city, laying his dam
ages at 100000.
Gen. Menteuffel has issued an order
making it compulsory on the courts in
Metz and Thionville to use the German
language after Jan. 1.
The bishop of Niagara introduced a
memorial against ritualism in the church
of England, signed recently at Montreal.
The memorial was accepted.
Two freight trains coilided recently near
Ashland, Ohio, wrecking locomotive and
some cars and killing lot of blooded cat
tie, imported from Scotland.
Ruiz Gorilla says if the constitution of
1869 is re-established in Spain he will re-
nounce all revolutionary designs and rely
on legal action for Republic.
Capt. John Avis, who died at Charleston
West Virginia last week, was the jailer Of
John Brown, during the imprisonment of
that now world-renowned martyr.
San Francisco lady tells of the delight
Of Ralph Waldo Emerson in the Yosemite,
when asked what he thought of it he said:
sit is the only thing have seen which
comes up to the brag.''
The Bar association, of Baltimore, re-
Gently held meeting and invited Lord
Chief Justice Coleridge of England to
visit that city during his stay in the United
States. A grand dinner will be given in
! his honor.
| Mr.. Longfellow's two unmarried daugh-
| ters will be absent from their Cambridge
home during the coming year, having in
company with sister of Mr.. Arthur Gill
man, decided to live as students at Newn-
ham college, England.
The Trades Union Congress at Birming-
hana, England, passed resolution, Satur-
day, advising the strikers to settle by ar
bitration. This action, it is thought, will
prevent any intended strikes this fall
among English workmen.
! Rev. DR.. Erect, of Cincinnati, the init
mate friend of Garfield, was lecturer at
the Springs on August 20. He is de-
scribed as tall man with fine head
His subject was ga Consideration Of the
Various Theories of Inspiration"
Gladstone is in Copenhagen on yact-
ing cruise, while Arthur is at Newport de-
lighting the "upper-ten." Modern govern
ments can run themselves, or be managed
very we'll by order clerks. All that is nec-
essary is to have figure head, if only OF
wood!
Judge Black was great friend and ad-
mirer Of the late senator Matt Carpenter.
Not long before the latter's death Judge
Black said: eyes, I'm losing little, but
Matt is gaining, and between us we man
age to hold good share of the legal at
tainments of the world"
Mr.. Alexander Campbell, of Newark, N.
j., one of the Oldest members of the New
York Stock Exchange, and for thirty years
banker and broker of New York, died on
Saturday last at the age of sixty-eight
years. Mr.. Campbell was an active bust
ness man and had many friends in New
| York.
| A young woman named Hattie Mulvey
committed suicide on Saturday night in
the penitentiary on BiackwelFs island by
| jumping from the top tier to the floor of
the prison. She was dead when picked
up. She was subject to terrible freaks of
temper, and in them she had to be con-
| fined in the hospital. The woman was a
| famous thief.
The Rev. Albert E. Nedder, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at West Mil
ton Saratoga county, N. Y, was arrested
yesterday as. principal in, and DR.. James
A. Patterson, of Albany, as accessory to,
the crime of malpractice. Mr.. Vedder
was arrested as he was about to enter the
Methodist church at Kingston, where he
was to preach.
The National Retail Druggists associa-
ton, which was in session last week in
Washington, discussed the question Of
business encroachments and underselling.
Druggists claim that dry goods stores have
been selling patent medicines, cosmetics,
etc., at lower price than they can afford
to sell them, and hence are injured in
business. The druggists will first offer to
arrange with the manufacturers regular
line of rates. If this offer is refused the
druggists will retaliate by selling silks and
dry goods at lower rates than the dry
goods merchants can afford to sell them.