Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-11
GLOBELETS.


two boxing matches.
The speakership seems to lie between
Randall, Cox and Carlisle.
A Georgia negro has bed in gun
tree where he sleeps every night.
The earnings of the Auburn, n Y, state
prison for September were &9,961.
The arrival of emigrants at Castle Gar
den, New York last week was 1928.
RandaIrs claim to an assured majority
for speaker is regarded as very cheeky.
Mt. Jefferson Davis is the highest peak
in Nevada, its altitude being 13,O75 feet.
Mrs. Gen. Trevino, of Mexico, is trying
to recover her health, at Old Point Com
fort, Va.
While in America Pere Hyacinth will be
the guest of Cyrus W. Field and E. B.
Washburn.
A horse baked in Buffalo, and the pa
tient driver sat nine hours before the
horse moved.
1t has been decided that the church is
not liable for the debts of the late Arch
bishop Purcell.
The late New Haven manufacturer, after
whom the Yale lock is named left an es-
tate of $8,OOO,OOO.
An agent of the Cleveland humane So
ciety found a family of eight persons
living in a hen-coop.
The curfew is rung at Stratford upon
Avon, upon the bell, that was tolled at
ShRk-SDaarn'c fuDnroI
Sena OF Voorhees, has expressed the opin-
ion that the Democrats will nominate Mr..
Macdonald for president.
Sturgeon the famous London writer,
has only two children, and they are twins,
and both Baptist clergymen,
The public land sold this year in Dako-
ia to private persons aggregates 81 times
the average of Rhode Island.
A well-to-do maiden lady in Portland,
Maine, worked out her town tax last sum-
mer with rake and hoe on the road.
Two Virginians recently fought duel
which ended fatally because one accused
the other of attempting to seduce his wife.
According to the Menslem time table
the world will end on the eighth of Novem-
Der. This will be two days too late to de-
feat Bierman.
a dilapadated old man with sorry
looking horse took in the Sioux Falls
Dakota sprees about $500 on running
race the other day.
A leading religious newspaper esti-
mates that at the present rate of conYer-
sion Japan can in II years, become
Christian country.
The New York Star says, Gen. Hancock
is not SO sick as has been reported.
There are great many sicker candidates
on the list than he is.
Now that young man has been fined
in Washington for kicking mule, it is to
be hoped that the mules monopoly for
kicking will be respected.
Bismarck, Vienna medical Journal
says. is often treated simultaneously by
physicians belonging to both the allopath-
ic and homeopathic schools.
"Is there anything wrong in kissing?"
he asked her, as they stood together at the
gate. Certainly there 49, she replied,
'or there wouldn't be any: fun in it,
They call certain art daubs that you
can make neither tops nor tail of Studies"
because it would take a years study to
find out what the painter tried to do.
The cratic ex-Rev. W. H. H. Murrey,
popularity known as Adirondack" lect-
ured the other night in Chickory hall, New
York, or the subject of Christianity versus
Theology.
Leslie Arthur, nineteen, and Alma La
cey, sixteen, were groomsman and brides
maid at a wedding in Lincoln, Ill. Be-
fore the ceremony they took the minister
in a room with one witness and were Sc
cretly married.
1t is reported that the female seminar
les in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois and other in
terror states are declining, the institutions
where co-educati0n is established being
preferred by the average young lady who
desires an education.
A marriage notice in Meadville paper
is as follows: "Miss Mary Purse, of North
street, surprised her parents by bringing
home nice young husband. The old
folks have surmised for some time that g
wedding was in view"
Important, if true! President Arthur
has caught another bass at West Island
He shivered several times yesterday il
consequence of the cold The duties of
his Office, strain the capacities OF his vigor-
GUS constitution to the utmost.
General Hancock is reported seriously
i'll of kidney trouble. He has been con-
fined to his bed for some weeks, and sees
none Of his staff excepting Adiutant Gen
eral Whipple. The physician in charge is
apprehensive Of grave results.
Mr.. Ira D. Sankey, the singing evan
gelist, made his farewell address at the
Cooper Institute last week. He sails on
Wednesday for Europe with Mr.. Moody.
They will both return next year and devote
themselves to work on this side the sea.
Iowa and Ohio chose their govern
ors and other state officers, on the 9th of
the present month being the second Tues
day in October. Part of the Iowa senate
and all its house Of representatives were
chosen. In Ohio both branches of the
legislature were chosen.