Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Cleveland has returned to sun time-Sen-
sible.
There were 1877 deaths in st. Louis last
week.
louisville will have another exposition
next year.
Mining stocks declined considerably
during November.
Chinese troops continue to concentrate
on the Tonquin border.
In consequence of a colliery strike 1900
Yorkshire miners are idle.
A Philadelphia street car has regis
tering Eurnstiie at the door.
The Dover silk company of Patterson,
n. j., has failed for 100000.
Herr Lasker has conferred the title Of
s'BerIin of America on Cincinnati.
The night telegraph operator at Vino
ma, Mississippi, IS only u years old.
Mathew Arnold speaks of the typical
American ciuzsn as lean and dry
Sitting Buu continues to lend his au-
gust presence to Dakota church fairs.
The Porte has informed Great Britain ii
intends sending q feet to the Red Sea.
Feysrs. prevail among the French troops
in Madagascar.
indianapolis wants the Republican Ma
tional nominating convention next year.
Great Britain makes no objection to
Turkish squadron in the Red sea.
another railroad bridge is to be built
across the Arkansas river at Little Rock.
The worsted mills at Millbury, Mass.
have been destroyed by fire; loss $4,000
Of The 100000 shares of Union Pacific
stock 100000 are held in New England.
The British government continues to
prohibit Nationalist meetings in Ireland.
Over 1900 horses have been left idle at
Troy, Il. Y, By the closing of the eanals.
The senate chamber of the parliament
house IL Berlin was recently destroyed By
Are.
Blaine thinks William R. Morrison vii
be the nex! Democratic nominee for Presi-
dept.
In duel with sabers in Rome oze OF TIE
combatants was killed and the other
wounded.
Senator Fair of Nevada says She hap
piest days of his life we're when he was
poor miner.
One day last week a locomotive as a test
Niagara Falls.
Six hundred houses, and four syna-
gogues were recently destroyed by fire in
Constantlnople.
The Salt Lake bar protests against the
appointment OF Sumner Howard as Chief
Justice OF Utah.
The Prince of Wales has been reelected
grand master of the grand lodge of Free
Masors il England.
The Lynn, Mass, working men call for
the domination of national working
mems ticket IL 1884.
The Niokle-p plate railroad has given no
tice Gifts intention to withdraw from the
east found passenger pool.
a tea3hsr at Irzut5k was arrested and
shot within 81 hours for striking the 81
berian Governor General.
By the burning Of the packing house Of
Sinclair u Co, at Cedar Rapids 800 men
are thrown out of employment.
A delegation has called on President
Arthur asking him to interfere in behalf
of O'D0nnell, the slayer of Carey.
Three bills introduced into congress
are intended 10 materially modify the
workings Of the general land Office.
The grand jury of Elkhart, Indiana have
been Instructed so indict newsdealers FOR
selling indecent illustrated newspa pers.
The New York board of aldermen has
called for statistics regarding damage to
life and property By electric light wires.
4 San Francisco pool of operators is
booked 10 loose from two to three nil
lion dollars by the decline in wheat
freights.
\ Nihilist prisoner in Russian fort
has written q letter describing tbs horrors
of prison treatment. Men frequently go
mad and commit suicide.
The maiu building of the New Orleans
exposition IS 10 be 800 feet long AID 500
feat vide, the Iarges5 ever erected except
ing one d. London in 1862.
Alfred O'Donnel asked a St. louis
court for divorce because Mrs. O'Donnell
sang "Wal5 till the clouds roll by and
wouldn't give him any rest.
The conference of Australian delegates
ct Sidney favors the federal council to
deal with matters in which the united &c
ton Of the colonies is derived
Proceedings have been commenced for
the dissolution of the charter of the Pre-
duce bank OF New York for the impedi-
meDt Of capital.
The captain and seven men have been
rescued from the wrecked bark Benefac-
tress, having been eleven days in constant
peril and snort of water.
When the Hon. William D. Kelley was
Young man, ne and Representative Ran
dall's father we're one day talking together
with 81 eminent doctor IN Paris. Health
was the topic of conversation, and 'Younc
mar said the doctor to NJ. KELLEY. ST
you Will make it rule never to get ex-
hausted SO long as a part OF the day re-
mains in which you have anything to do
you will live TO be as old as l am" 81
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