Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-05
GLOBELETS,


The last case of yellow fever at Pensa-
cola has been discharged.
It is said that stock gambling among
English ladies increases.
Some Florida orange trees are bearing
for the third time this season.
The first RENTED shipment of Am eri-
can cotton to Liverpool was in ITO.
A New Jersey girl who was reprimanded
at school went and drowned herself.
In San Francisco 600 shoemakers have
declared for Ben Butler for president.
Chinese sailors are to be sent to Ger
many to take charge of the iron-clads.
DR.. Talmageis of the opinion that the
sermon of the future will be sensational.
1t is reported that the Emperor William
of Germany is threatened with apoplexy.
White men were recently refused ad-
mittance to a coIored ball in New Orleans.
The London police fear no evidence con
Meeting Carey's slayer with the Invinoi-
bles.
In the new military deal Gen. Hancock
remains in command OF the department of
the Atlantic.
Willard is said to be contemplating put
ting ON line of grain steamrs freom De-
troit to Buffalo.
1t is reported that the Mexican govern
ment registered loan for $10,00000O nine
per cent. bonds at 81 ceats.
Gov Knott, of Kentucky, is said to be
compiling work on wit and humor, run
ming opposition to Sunset Cox.
A collision is reported between Rou-
mania and Austrian, troops in the Vulcan
pass of the south Carpathian range.
The Anti-Polygamy society of CIeve-
land, o., has $4,000 in its treasury.
What do they propose to do with it?
There have been sworn in 100 skilled
officers to protect property and men
against striking miners at Dubois, Pa.
A new steamship line to ply between
Atlantic and Pacific ports, has been organ
lied by John Roach and other capitalists.
It is reported that the Northern Pacific
managers are acquiring control of the
Wesl Shore road from New York tc Buffa-
10.
w. J. Adams, barbed wire manufacturer
at Joliet, H., and Strong, Sebring & Co.,
of Kalamazoo, Mich, have made assign
ments.
Mayor Eaton, of New York, removed
from Office commissioner of accounts for
giving premature publication to an official
account.
All the judges of the supreme court of
the United States, except Judge Strong,
are infdels, unless the Truthseeicer is mis-
informed.
Mrs. E D. Z. N. Southworth began to
write for Mr.. Bonner when he took
charge of the Ledger and is still con-
tributor.
The Whatcom, Washington Territory,
RereilIe eajoys the distinction of being the
most northwesterly paper published in the
United States.
1t is reported that the finance commit
tee of the Northern Pacific railroad have
accepted the syndicate proposal for 3d.
O00,000 bonds.
At Scranton, Pa, Joseph Cornef and
Edward Bradley we're killed in trying to
board train Of cars. Both we're wanted
by the police for robbery.
Bowie knives and revolvers are freely
used at political meetings in Virginia.
Civilization does not seem to have adj
vanced very far beyond the ante-bellum
days.
Prof. William Denton, geologist, who
has been for some years pursuing scien-
tifc Investigations in the East, Is supposed
to have lost his life during the earthquake
in Java
Rev. z. s. Smith, D. D., of Newton Cen
ter, Mass., author of any country, 'tis of
thee" has found it necessary to write q
denial of printed story that ne wes send
ing out autograph copies of the hymn, for
compensation.
Mrs. Lucy Z. futile, OF Guilford, Conn,
who died July 90, 1883, was the nameIess
friend who gave the $4,000 library fund
to OlIvet college some two years since.
The fund is q memorial of her lamented
and gifted son, Willie Sage Tuttle, who
was cut of az he was giving fair promise
Of rare scholarship and noble life.
The following patents were granted to
citizens of Minnesota, bearing date Oct.
30, 1883, reported expressly for this paper
BY Louis Bagger Go, mechanical experts
and solicitors of patents, Washington, D.
d.: A.C. Lama, st. Paul, fax puller; ";
F. Morton, ST. Paul, excayating machine.
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