Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-27
GLOBELETS..

There are 6O,O00,OOO acres of grazing
land in Arizona.
Placer mining is attracting new atten-
ton at Leadville.
Last week seven stores were burned in
Monroe, Louisiana.
The Canadian hop crop promises very
poor yield this year.
Newland, Conn.,, girls smoke cigaretts
on the streets at night.
Last week 800 horseshoers were on a
strike in Cleveland, Ohio.
The New Jersey Democrats hold their
state convention September Is.
The plasterers have been holding Ma
tional convention in Cincinnati.
At Oxford Mo-, recently $4,000 worth
of property was destroyed by fire.
OIt is reported that there are in store in
Chicago 6,638,OOO bushels of grain.
An attempt has been made to burn the
house of Carely the informer, in Ireland.
The steamer Lottie E. Merrill of Rhode
Island is reported lost with all on board.
Recently $4,000 cigars were seized in
Toronto for infraction of the revenue laws.
No official report has been received from
the frlsky French Admiral in Madagascar.
A bark laden with rags from Alexandria,
Egypt, is quarantined at New Haven,
Conn.
Lieut.. Samuel n. Holmes has been dis
missed from the navy for duplicating pay
accounts.
The City of Mexico is to have German
weekly paper in the interest of German
emigration.
The extensive ice houses near Louisiana
Mo-, were struck by lightning the other
day and destroyed.
Coal is stated to have been discovered
over 10000 acres at Cabbage Bay, Auck-
land, New Zealand.
With bonded debt of over $S,0OO,OOO
Louisville, KY, has voted to expend ST.
100000 on its streets.
In Brooklyn, N. Y. so 'Iong-shore-men
have struck for an advance of wages from
20 to % cents an hour.
Pere Hyacinth has engaged passage for
for this country in August.
Jsham Young of Knoxville, Tennessee
has been appointed revenue agent, Vice
Horton of Boston removed,
Dead Mems Station is the melancholy
name of wayside resort near Monm outn
City, in Mono county, California.
Fourteen officers of the Spanish army
have been arrested and will be court mar
tailed for connection with dishonest plots.
The Berlin National Zettung proposes
that all the maritime powers buy the Suez
canal and place it under contract of an in
ternationaI commission.
Gen. Crooks is said to have admitted
at Washington that his Indian scouts
proved treacherous in Mexico, and that he
had to use diplomacy to get back with his
life.
The Rev. W. H. Hornblower, professor
of theology and homiletics in the Western
theological seminary of the Presbyterian
church died last week in Allegany aged
years.
Swallows are fashions favorites in Paris.
They adorn bonnets by twos and threes,
they are embroidered on dresses and para
soils, painted on ornament, and stamped
on buttons.
William Marthimen, one handed print
er in the Office of the Carbon Advocate, Pa.
places his stick across the st" box, and sets.
corrects and distributes 5000 ems of solid
matter each day.
Mr.. Wharton Barker is politely informed
! by the Boston Post that the government
ought not to have any surplus revenue.
What it has has been wrung from people
who need it more than the government
does.
Elaborate preparations have been made
at Denver, Col, for the formal opening of
the National Mining and Industrial Expo
sition which took place to-day. Senator
Warner Miller, of New York, delivered an
address.
The Rev. DR.. John G. Bliss, for sixteen
years pastor of che Crescent avenue Pres
byterian Church of PlainfeId, n j., has
resigned his passionate and will spend a
year in Europe for the benefit of his health
and that of his family.
Bishop Beckwith thinks that intemper-
ance is the greatest enemy to the civiliza-