Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-07

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of Memphis are said not to be encour-
aging.
Paris working men are organizing
against cheap labor from Prussia and
Italy.
The decline in revenue from tobacco,
snuff, etc, is now estimated at $4,000
600.
In single province in Italy, 200 per-
SONS have been arrested charged with bri-
gandage.
The French admiral in Tonquin waters
has declared all Anamese ports in state
of blockade.
President Barrios of Guatemala and
President Soto of Honduras have had a
falling out.
The town council of Stratford-on-Avon
opposed the proposition to exhume Shake
spears remains.
Sunset Cox is reported to have said
that he will resign his sest in congress if
he is not elected speaker.
King Alfonso looks to railroad building
as the bond that is to cement friendship
between Spain and France.
The man who once traded the land on
which Denver now stands for mill has
been summering at Saratoga.
John A. Moran, of Norwich, Conn.,, shot
himself four times in the head, but none
of the balls entered the skull.
Dispatches state that the election for
president OF the United States of Colombia
took place on Sunday, Sept. 2.
France has already 700 miles of sub
terranean telegraph and 1900 miles in
addition are being constructed.
An ingenious discovery has been made
that cities have been made for city coun-
ellis, and not city councils for cities.
Recent storms have been so destructive
to crops in the south of Ireland that re-
newal of the rent agitation is feared.
The nine dynamite defendants at Glas-
gov are Fenians who have been under
police surveillance for several months.
There is great excitement in Chilli over
the passage of law providing for inter
ment in cemeteries, regardless of creed.
Williamson county, Tenn, produces to-
matoes weighing two pounds each and
measuring sixteen inches in eircumfer-
ence.
The area of Dakota territory is 96,500,-
900 acres, just four times that of the state of
Ohio. The population is 100000, and rap
idly increasing.
During the year ending with the last of
July 1874 bodies of drowned persons were
taken out of the East river on the Brook
Ign, N. Y, side.
A Texas paper has invented new clas-
sifcation for the human race. Speaking of
a popular citizen, it says it "never heard
man, woman or negro speak disrespect-
full word of him."
James Sherman, of Lafayette, n. Y, has
a brook trout thirty-two years old. 1t is
kept in well, has lost its spots and looks
aged and faded, but is apparently as hearty
as Washington's body servant.
Miss Chamberlain, the American girl
who has become professional beauty in
London, when at home in Cleveland lives
in one of the oldest houses in the city. She
inherits large fortune from her father.
The queen of Denmark, mother of the.
prince of Wales, is an accomplished paint
er, and has lately presented the little vii
lage of Kiltmoller, IN Jutland, with an al
tar piece entirely executed by her own
hands.
The birth rate in England is SO per
1000, and the death rate 90 per 1000. At
this rate the natural growth of the popula
ton would be nearly half million year,
but the real increase is much less, owing
to emigration and occasional epidemies.
A true glacier has been found in the
Rocky mountains, about $50 miles north
of Missoula, M. T. The glacier has a
frontage of at least mile, and at some
places a face estimated at 500 feet in
height. From underneath it flows q
stream of ilky-colored glacier water.
Brussels has forbidden the manage
ment of theaters to introduce fire or ex-
plosives in scenes without the permission
of the authorities, and then only under
prescribed conditions. When firearms are
used the firing shall not be in the direc-
ton of the audience.
The latest freaks at the French seashore
resorts is an appropriate bathing toilet
for each day of the week. At Dieppe the
ultra-fashionables don the 'Huntress' cos
tune on Monday, the day sacred to Diana
on Tuesday, Mars day, they appear in
semi-military garb, and so on.
A North Carolinian has asked permis-
sion from the postofice department to
send four pound cans of whisky by mail.
He says they Will be easily to handle, that
there will be no breakage, and that it will
breal lot % blockading through the
co., 49, 81. w freight money into the
postotnce.
A ''tenderfoot" from the east wrote the
following on a postal card, dated Bis
marck, d. T.: 81 Saw with my owne eyse
A dogg without Hare onn lit And was
Tole bi a Mann that I no to Be Al Rite that
the Dogs hare was Al blode off bi a ST.
clone or Blizerd, as ia call Them here it
betes Hell doesn't 1t William"
A few hours before the bankruptcy of
the Southeastern railroad of Vermont was