Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-12
GLOBELETS.
Bismarck's health is improving.

Senator Mahone's son is straight out
Democrat, and not a readjuster.
Prince Krapsotkine, the Nihilist, teaches
his fellow prisoners mathematics.
Hanlan, the oarsman has made in six
years by rowing, it is said $4,000.
In Monroe county, Florida $4,000 cocoa
nuts have been planted this season.
Colored miners are taking the place of
the white strikers at Cleveland, Iowa.
It costs Turkey over 100000 annual
ly to support the Sultan and harem.
Senator Bayard is LII. D. three times
over, so is Gen. Butler in spite Of Har-
ward.
Mrs. Rogers, the victim of the negroes
who were lynched, at Jefferson, Texas is
dead.
Russia does not bite sharp at the invi-
tation to act as mediator between France
and China.
The condition of editor Elan, of Rich
mond, VINO was wounded in duel is said
to be critical.
A drunk picked up by policeman on
the streets of st. Louis, was found to have
$4,000 on his person.
Every bank in Philadelphia has shut
down on the trade dollar. TIE war against
it goes bravely on.
Because of domestic difficulties, Dugold
Mckenzie of Midland, Michigan, shot his
wife, but pot fatally.
A ola how ~,
was given a pistol to play with, and he
shot himself through the head.
Gen. Durbin Ward, Judge Hoadly's COM
petitor for nomination, will stump Ohio
for the Democratic starte ticket.
The criminal court in st. Louis adjourn
ed the othsr day because it was impossi
BILE in such hot weather to get good jury
Dennis Kearney, the San Francisco,
sand-lots agitator is in Chicago in atten-
dance on the anti-monopoly convention.
Editor Watterson says the world is given
to making a fool of itself, and it may be
added it has a good deal of help in that
| direction.
About $I4,0OO00O and several thousand
guileless pleasure seekers will be taken in
this year by the summer resorts on the
Jersey coasts.
Colonel Boone, of Western Pass, Col,
like his grandfather Daniel Boone, has
always been pioneer. He built the first
storehouse in Kansas City.
Louisiana did not default on her July
interest, there was not money enough on
hand to pay it but public spirited CAPT
talists came to the rescue.
Conkling again insists that he is out of
politics. He is growing old and gray, and
petulant. The blight of the two years ago
assassination is upon him.
Ex-senator Tabor has had a quarrel
with the Denver Gaslight Company, and,
as result, he Will put $4,000 worth of
Edison light in his opera house.
A tramp assaulted Mrs. Henry Burns,
| the wife of a farmer near Rising Sun, the
| other day. He STABBED her in the throat af
ter which she took the knife from hin and
drove him away,
George Francis Train has sat on the
same bench in Madison Square fourteen
hours day, for nearly ten years past. He
wears no hat and his face has bronzed
coppery in the sun.
1t is rumored in London that the Queen
will be called upon to welcome another
grandchild before many months have
passed, whereof the mother will be the
fair and gentle Princess of Wales.
The town of New Chicago, Montana, is
evidently determined to be worthy of the
name. The first news item sent from that
place to the outside world is the killing of
Henry Nierling, by his divorced wife.
The first victim of the toy pistol for
1888 is reported. Willie Chandler, New
Jersey boy of thirteen, has just died from
blood poisoning, the result of an injury to
his hand from that "devirs own" nipple
ment.
Governor Foster evidently don't read
the papers. He sent letter to Alexander
II. Stephens, Governor of Georgia." last
Monday, and the Georgians are indignant
that he didn't know Georgia has had two
governors since Stephens.
assisted emigrants" which means pau
per emigrants, are being sent back from
New York to England, Thus the poor
creatures are made to fly like shuttle be-
tween two mighty empires. Nobody wants
them. They are waits without home or
country.
If, as reported, President Arthur is the
possessor of sixty pairs of shoes, the coun-
try is safe. No people ever lost their lib
critics whose ruler owned sixty pairs of
foot gear. They will require too much of
his attention to leave him any time for
treasons, stratagems and spoils.
L. &. Brown, late United States marshal
in Arkansas goes to the states prison for
five years, for embezzlement and forgery
The amount of his embezzlement was
about $4,000. He is estimated to be worth
$4,000. He was a church member and
superintendent of a sabbath school. He
goes to the penitentiary in Detroit Michi-
gan.
Washington people are bit troubled
because Arthur disregards all presidential