Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-16
GLOBELETS.
nwa has over 500 creameries.


all sections of the country.
A threshing machine driven by electric
ity is one of the novelties in Germany.
It estimated that 100000 pounds
of wire fence have been made in the
United States the past year.
Because her husband would not allow her
to sell her wedding presents Louisville
woman tried TO kill herself.
Tbara ara architects who are inclined to
think tbat in the near future glass will en-
ter extensively into building material.
Prot. johnson, of Connecticut, states as
. result Of his experiments that ensilage
is worth four times its necessary cost.
Paris 4qucbters are agreed that a person
nus+ fail distance of at least 600 feet in
order 10 be unconscious when the collision
occurs.
Nro~70o,, missionaries are said to be
maxim. converts in Ohio faster than in any
Other stale. Mormonism had its incep-
ton in Ohio.
Miss C. +. Wolfe. of New York city, is
buIdia5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "cot-
tare" on q two. ndred-thousand-doilar lot
in Newport, r. I.
Dairymer III Germany send butter by
mail. In summer it is sent in cans or boxes
made for The purpose; in winter it is
wrapped ia parchment paper.
The frst official duty of Mr.. Edison, New
Yorks new mayor, was to marry couple.
He only half performed his duty because
he neglected to Kiss the bride.
A dispatch from Fremont, Ohio, states that
the wife Of ex-president Hayes, assisted by
SIX young ladies, kept the only open house,
in that city, on New Years day.
The letter recently found in the cars
bedroom Is the medium Of alarming dis
closures. 1t shows that his enemies have
access to his most private apartments.
There IS a patented wood in Germany
consisting chiefly of cellulose and starch.
The artificial wood resembles wood and
may be treated the same in every respect.
The loss of his fortune drove Jacob
KrOut, of Doylestown, Pa, to suicide. He
had iudorsed for a brother. When that
brother heard the news he was made in
sane.
There is q hunter in Wisconsin who has
killed three men and wounded three others,
mistaking them for deer or turkeys in the
woods It is about time ne was sup
pressed.
A clergyman at Lynn, Mass, noted, a
local chronicIer says, for singular remarks,
surprised the Sunday school by abiding to
St. Joha and st. Peter as Mr.. John and
Mr. Peter.
Freeman, thereligious fanatic, who sacri-
feed his child three years ago at Pocasset,
Mass, has recovered his reason, and attrib-
ute5 his terrible deed to ignorance and su-
perstition.
1t is said that Mrs. Frank Leslie, with a
number of artists and personal friends,will
make tour of the South. She herself
write the descriptions, which the artists
will illustrate.
Some Delaware people eat muskrats and
like them. One enthusiast says: 'Put a
brace Of fricasseed rats before Whining
ton epicure and the odds are that he
couldn't tell them from rabbits"
Major Charles L. flanagan, a we'll known
Philadelphia journalist, has fallen heir to
S21OOOO in cash and several hundreds of
thousands in ocean steampship property.
An uncle in Liverpool made him his sole
heir.
Prince Albert Victor, the eldest son Of
the Prince of Wales, will, it is understood,
take up his residence at Oxford next term,
when he will matriculate at Christ church.
A house has been taken for him and suite
in the Bradmore road.
The first white child born in the Yellow
stone valley was Edison Whitney. whose
father moved into that country in 1877,
when the valley had only been populated
one year By frontiersmen. Now the boy is
attending a graded school with 1O3 other
children,
The fart that KING Kalakaua has order
ed from, Roston fortv cases of cbamnaone
wberewitb 10 make merry on the day of his
coronation has given rise to the report
that the absurd American custom of offer
ing to ioin the wearer in 'swetting' new
hat has reached the Sandwich islands.
Gov Harilton,s 5anybter Mrs. Clara n.
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