Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-18
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.


A Boston oculist protests against dotted
wells.
Georgia charges circuses 5000 for each
exhibition.
The California orange crop will not be
as short as expected.
Attorney General Brewster wears velvet
| jacket in his Office.
Prince Bismarck has suppressed eleven
papers IN Alsace- Lorraine.
Jay Gould paid $21,5OO taxes in New
York, and w. II. Vanderbilt $4s,50O.
Denver boy sued his father for money
loaned him and got judgment.
Senator Coke astonishes Waco, Tex, by
building $4,000 mansion there.
There is only one negro in Montague,
Tex, and he is the porter at the hotel.
There are los unused burying- grounds
within the corporate limits of London.
General Crook is profanely called the
''Christ of the frontier" by the Arizonians.
Nearly 100000 pounds of dry bark were
gathered from the cinchona trees in India
last year.
black flag inscribed STARVATION" was
promptly bounced from the Lord Mayors
show in London.
Samuel Hoffman, of Ohio, went crazy
because the prohibition amendment was
not adopted.
/ farmer living in Dakota claims that
by feeding COW with hops and malt she
will give beer instead of milk.
During the late Senator Randolph's term
in the senate he gave all his salary to char
liable and benevolent purposes.
Hoboaen schoolboy has been taken
from school house to police station in
order that the school may go on.
Baldwin Cole, aged eighty-six, and Miss
Fannie Allen, aged seventy five, were mar
ried in Walesboro, s. c., last week.
Fifteen farmers on adjoining farms in
Barnard, VT, have over 1900 turkeys that
| will average ten pounds apiece dressed.
The Prince or Wales has received many
| invitations to make state tour through
| Ireland, Gladstone, it is said urging him
to GO.
The recently elected state officials of
New York enter upon their duties just
three days before the new clvili service
| rules are to be enforced.
The most important and valuable stamp
collection in the world belongs to son of
the Duchess of Galliera. Though it is yet
incomplete, the stamps alone have cost
| 100000.
Nashville will givs an exposition and a
musical festival next year. The business
men have taken hold of the matter IN
earnest. A Brick building to cost $780,
600. will be erected.
Mrs. Mary A. Woodbridge, of Ohio, has
been reelected to fill the position of re-
cording secretary of the Woman's Nation
al Christian Temperance union, at a sal.
airy of $1,000 per year.
Three cities-Cincinnat Ohio, Coving-
ton, and Newport, produced
last year 27,119, 203 gallons of bee-,or one
half gallon for every man, woman and
child in the United States.
Trinity church in New York city, with
its enormous revenues, does not receive
more than $1,000 per year from the rental
of its pews. The prices paid range from
fifteen to forty dollars each.
Ella Wheeler netted $1,000 from her
Poems of Passion" She is about twenty
four years old, petite in figure, square
shoulders, mobile expression, sweet
mouth, brown eyes and wears bang.
Thomas Oarlyle's house at Chelsea is
empty and in dilap idated condition. It
bears the notice: ITO be let or sold" A
committee is being formed at Glasgow to
by the house and make a Carlyle club
Boston has been entertained by a cat
show. The papers in remarking upon the
attendance of the day previous says, in
spite of the rainy afternoon the attendance
footed up at the handsome figure of 6,872.
Such is the effect of ''culcha."
The main walls of the Mormon temple
have inst been completed at Salt Lake
City. They are of solid granite ten feet
thick and eighty-fve in height. The foun-
dation was laid twenty eight years ago.
The cost to the present time is $4,5O0,OOO
The Memorial Christian church of Wash
ington, D. o., built as tribute to the
memory of the late President Garfield, is
to be entirely completed the first OF
December. 1t was lighted for the first
time November 18th, at half-past six
o'clock.
An Atlantic Qowa) marble firm has an
order for tombstone, On which the fol-
lowing inscription is to be placed:
Dearest Mary, thou hast left US,
On this earth for thee there wasn't room,
But it was God that hath bereft us,
| And snatched our darling up the hume.
The New York Commercial Advertisers
editors have been: "Noah Webster, 1897
to 1903, Zachariah Lewis, 1903 to 1920:
William L. Stone, 1920 to 1874; Francis
Hall, 1914 to 1852; William Henry Hurl-
but, 1868 to 1867; Thurlow Weed, 1867 to
1868; Hugh ]. Hastings, 1868 to 1888.
General Steedman left a young wife
with five children to care for and no prop
erty. Three of these children were theirs
one an infant. The other two were Steed-
mans grandchildren. His son Lewis was
a soldier, whose wife died some seven or
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