Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-03
GLoBELETs.

APPAAS d SiIl SiAJ5ou Years Olu
an Indiana schoolmaster was heavily fined.
Served him right.
Georgia schools contained last year
2564S2 children, and 100000 were ex-
pended to maintain the school system.
Boston's yellow haired girls always order
chocolate ice cream because the color bar-
monies SO beautifully with the color of
their locks.
Missouri acorns are being shipped to
England in large quantities to be planted
for the purpose of maintaining the oak
forests of that country.
''Thirty-fve Ways of Popping the
Question" is the title of work Just pub
lished in England. Such numerous modes
and ways are perfectly bewildenng.
The governor of California has ap-
pointed the foreman of printing Office a
brigadier general. So much for expert
ness in handling the shooting stick
The Texas senate ordered a committee
to frame bill for the sale of public lands
at 50 to S. per acre on forty years time,
or to lease tracts for ten years at three cents
per acre.
1t is said That the life of the poet, Whit
tier, has been much disturbed by women.
One wealthy widow actually proposed to
him, and other women have made violent
love to him.
| About 1880 there were sixty establish
ments III Cologne, chat sole The true and
only eau" Now there are but thirty-six.
Is the eau Cologne less esthetically at
tractive than formerly?"
A lady in Norwich, Conn. seyenty-two
years Of age,has just begun to take lessons
on the Pianoforte, greatly to her own
| pleasure, however it may be with The other
members of her household.
A st. Louis man at a party in that city,
recently made an after-dinner speech
which contained no allusion to the bridge
over the Mississippi, and he viii hereafter
be cut by all MS acquaintances.
The important intelligence is spread
abroad that Gen. Grant has grown uneom-
monty fat" and actually begins to
waddle. Why should not the great diner
out and gift-taker lgrow physically pleth-
ORIG as well as plethoric in purse?
The Milwaukee Wisconsin, says that the
great skill acquired by the fremen of that
city IL the use Of The Pom pier ladders since
the burning of the NewhaI house, shows
what might hava been done at the Newhall
by trained corps of Iife-sayers.
Some one truly says that one constantly
sees styles, graceful and beautiful in them
selves, rendered not only migratory, but
positively ugly, because not in harmony
with the person OF the wearer. There is a
great deal more truth than poetry in this
remark.
Mrs. Alexander T Stewart is one of the
most charitable and phiIanthropic ladies
in New York, and gives annually large sums
of money TO individuals and institutions.
1t is said she stipulates that her gifts,
which are entirely un5ectarian, shall not be
made public.
Gov. Butler, of Massachusetts, recon-
J mended the legislature to make election
day legal holiday. The legislature re-
) fused. Now Old Ben, to get even with the
legislature, threatens TO appoint Thanks
giving as election day. He generally
comes out ahead.
Irish patriots in Ireland and disclaimer
leans in America owe no duty Of sym
J. pathy, respect or assistance TO acts of as
sassination and crime, which have brought
shame and confusion upon the righteous
Irish cause, poiutedly remarks an ex-
change.
A prohibition paper has been started at
Des Moines, Iowa. It announces that it
is edited by man "who has conducted
| OfLar ro - ~ ,s,,or. e., sbo,E ,,or;O5
4 east" This pecipatetic editor VIII proba-
bly, make short work of the cause in Des
L Moines, as elsewhere.
To illustrate the workings OF high Ii
cense in Omaha, it may be stated that
Q there are only seventy saloons in the
e city, and each of them pays $1,000 per
: year for the privilege of selling liquors;
q consequently, the annual revenue from TINS
: source is $4,000. Under the old practice
there were 40 saloons, from which only
o $1,000 was realized.
The Philadelphia Times declares that
e New York girls are noted because they
know how to dress, and Washington girls
/ because they can't speak English, and
Il makes sarcastic reference to the beans OF
Boston, the shoes of Chicago, the classics
n of st. Louis, and the other feminine quail
ties of various cities.
- Miss Chamberlain, the American beauty
5 is coming home from England in the
spring. The Prince of Wales talks Of
coming over to Canada about the same
time. The Philadelphia Press, in the pleni
tude of its wisdom, thinks it will pay
Chamberlain pere, to borrow or buy Cover
r nor Sprague's shotgun for purposes of {
u salute on the princes arrival
N Old Ben Butler is nothing if not sarcas
tic. He has just issued, as governor O.
Massachusetts, proclamation for the OLE
q Bay states annual fast, in which he griml!
~ ':exhorts the ministers of the gospel OF
le that day to feed their iocks with the divin
10 word, and not discourse on political o
S. other secular topics, which may divert tn
70 serious thoughts of the people from hum
e BILE worship of the Father"
President Arthur recently received