Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-26
GLOBELETS.


season than in any previous year.
Inc remains of Lieut.. De Long and
companions have reached Irkutsk.
Chicago newsboy5 have organized lit
erary ana debating society, at their Home.
The business portion of the town of
steWartsviile, No, has been destroyed by
fire.
The movement Of the French in the
east have Influenced the ma, kets of Eu-
rope.
The strike among the sailo,s al Mar
settles. France, has eliminated in riotozs
disorder.
Captain Elizabeth Clark, of the Saliva
ton army, has been requested to leave
Switzerland.
Gen. Longstreet has had Judgment rem
dered against him for $4,000 for money
lost in option dealing.
Count Gleichen is now making a bust Of
Miss Mary Anderson. to be presented to
the Princess of Wales.
The sale of the franchise Of the Pitts
burg & Atlantic railroad to Vanderbilt is
reported fEon Pitts5urg.
Edison says: SD requires as much in
genuity to make money out an invention
as to make the invention.
The New England mackerel trade is al
most il panic. There is decrease of
1885, 54 barrels from last year.
It is estimated that $5,00O,OOO of phos-
phete mining and manufacturing interests
are owned in Charleston, S. G.
Mrs. Mary Livermore thinks that women
are not yet educated up to proper con-
ception of the duties of citizenship.
Fraudulens pension attorneys, indicted
In Washington, have been detected in at
tempts to tampsr with the grand jary.
The North German Gazette confirms the
reports of the cordial reception of the
crown prince of Germany by the pope.
Illinois has produced 1O.5Os,791 tons of
coal during the last year, an increase of
1883, 13S over thu previous twelve months.
The crown prince of Portugal is twenty
years old, has private library of 10000
volumes, and speaks fourteen languages.
Matthew Arnold pays warm tribute to
tae public schools of Boston, declaring that
In some respect they excel those of Lon
don.
The pope has created Archbishop Glib
bons delegate apostolic, to preside at the
Catholic council in Baltimore next Noyem-
Der.
Peter Algernon Brown, son of Queen
Vlctoria'5 late John Brown, is reported to
be engaged to Miss Cleveland of Cincin-
natl.
A late riot in the City of Mexico, required
the calling out of troops to quiet it down.
The cause of the riot was the refusal to
take nickel money into the markets.
A daughter of United States Minister
Sargent is making specially of the eye
in her medical studies at Zurich. Miss
Sargent is a graduate OF an American
college.
Petroleum V. Nasby's father, Nathaniel
f. Locke, of Toledo, served in the war Of
1912, the Mexican war and the war of the
rebellion, is over ninety, but still strong
and active.
The NorWegians, twenty or twenty five
years ago, had plenty of oysters, but now
banks have been ruined by everlasting and
carelessness.
The subject of the conduct of the Greedy
exploring expedition, involving Hazen,
chief of the signal bureau, is still under
investig and interesting facts are be-
ing elioited.
Il has been decided to run through trains
over the New York, Lake Shore and Butfa-
10 lines, between New York, Buffalo and
Chicago, and between Boston and Chi
cago, to commence Jan. l.
Frank James is out on bail. Governor
Crittenden takes strong ground against
the United States attempting to take him
from the state while he is under indict-
ment In the Missouri state courts.
Two scientific Investigators, one Swiss
and the other French, have been analyzing
tirely pure air is not found until an alti-
tude ia reached of from 5000 to $4,000 feet
above the level Of the sea.
John Bright makes notes and headings
of his speeches, and with great care writes
dswn and commits to memory all the i'm
pertant passages. Gladstone merely jots
down facts ard figures, and for expression
trusts entirely to the moment.
The Iowa friends of Gen. W. W. Belknap
are anxious that he should represent his
district In congress. He says that he has
10 dssire to rseuter public life, and it ia
conhrmed habit with him not to be inter
viewed concerning political affairs.
what was probably one Of the richest
finds of gold ever made in this country
was discovered recently in Amador county,
Cal. A pocket of quartz, found less than
100 feet below the surface, and containing
about two tons in quantity, yielded from
$7s, 900 to 100000.
Kraszswiski, the Polish poet and writer,
who was arrested not long ago for political
ofsnses, has been released on bail, though
with the condition that he remain under
poliss surveillance. It is thought to be
doubtful whether he will be permitted to
attend the literary congress at Amsterdam
next month.
Sonora, old as that state is, has not more
than 125, Zoo inhabitants, and $4,000 of
these are pure Indians. There are about
5000 natives of the United States in the
state. mostly spectators. Fabulous sums
are said to have been taken out of her