Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-28
GLOBELE r..

volume of the late DIR. Pusey's pri-
vate pra! ers, edited by Canon Siddon. is
in press in London.
George D. Boner, postal clerk, was re-
Gently arrested at Columbus, O., for rob
bling the mails.
The earl of Denhigh created some SEN
sation in Washington by putting up" a. q
second class hotel.
Government suits against star route
convicted Funk of Philadelphia have
been compromised for 1928.
A Spanish Republican society has issued
an address threatening revolution if uni
vsrsal suffrage is not granted.
The Buffalo, New York & Pennsylvania
and the West Shore roads are to form part
OF new trunk line to Chicago.
The libel charges of the Central News
company against Judy resulted in an in
dictment by the London grand jury.
Denver, Colorado, is said to have more
physicians in proportion to population
than any other city in the United States.
1t is said that at the present time he
tween $4,000 and 10000 French people are
engaged in the manufacture of silks and
watches.
Curio Won Throttle has obtained iudg-
ment for $500 damages against the
Long Island railroad for Injuries caused
by tram.
A vessel which arrived at Bedford
short time since brought an eagle which
alighted on the masthead when the vessel
ives l,5OO miles from aAy land.
Henry Irving, Ellen Terry, Nine Nilsson
all received invitations to make the Van
derbilt house their home during their stay
in New York, and all declined them.
Unfsvorable weather, the emancipation
OF slaves, and the expensiveness of hired
labor indicate that the Cuban sugar crops
will be small this year and prices higher.
Several instances are quoted in a recent
issue of the Salt Lake Tribune of the fu-
tile efforts of gentiles to engage in bust
ness in Utah with success. The Mormons,
even If they want to trade elsewhere, are
compelled to patronize the Lords Store"
run by the church, and every effort is
made in underhand ways to break up non
Mormon stores.
A Mr.. Wilkinson, writing from Antan-
anariyo, Madagascar, on July "a, re.
quests the British foreign Office to publish
the fact that at that time there were eighty
six Engiishmen, Norwegians and Amer
leans in the city. They were safe and felt
perfect confidence in the protection
| which had been promised them by the
| Malagassy Premier.
Long Branch, N. j., is the residence Of
Jason Butler, aged 105, and his wife, who
is ninety-three. Mr.. Butler proudly claims
to be represented in all parts of the world,
as be has one son doing missionary work
| in China, another sailor now whaling in
the Pacific, q grandchild in England, and
granddaughter married to trader in
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Ireland last year had population OF s.
097, 1858. The excess ofdeaths over births
was 81, 148, and, besides this, statistics
show that the Emerald Isle lost nearly
100000 by emigration. The marriage rate
also shows falling off, the number of
nuptial knots tied during 1882 being far
below the average. This is attributed to
the fact that the greater part of the emf
grants are persons between the ages of
fifteen to twenty-five.
Richard Cousins, 100 years old, voted
for Hoadly for governor of Ohio at the re-
cent election. Cousins cast his first vote
for Thomas Jefferson in 1904, and from
that year 10 his fall he has not failed to
attend any general election, and has voted
for an uubroken period of seventy nine
years an unscratched Democratic ticket.
His first vote for governor was in 1906, for
DR.. Edward Tufin, of Chillioothe, and
Oct he walked one and one-hslf miles to
cast his vote for Judge Hoadly.
Among those who were present. at the
recent annual Conversations of the Hog
arth club in London was Oscar Wilde
whom some one overheard in busy dis
cussion with Mr.. Whistler of the merits OF
two well known actresses. ''Sarah Bern
hsrdt,'' he said, ''is all moonlight and sun.
light combined, exceedingly terrible, mag
nifcently glorious. Mary Anderson is
pure and fearless as mountain daisy full
of change as river; tender, freoh, spark
ling, brilliant, superb, placid