Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-04
SUNDAY GLOBELETS.

The ex-Empress Eugenia is about to
visit Queen Victoria, at Osborne.
The claim that Gambetta's father was a
Jew is now authoritatively denied.
The light of friendship, like phosphorus
is seen most plainly when all around is
dark.
There are more people who can forget
themselves, than govern themselves. says
Ruskin.
Six locomotives were wrecked while en-
deavoring to force snow blockade in
New Mexico.
The Rev. Austin aptly says, he who
loves little prays little; he who loves much
prays much.
If you have any faith, give me, for
heavens sake, share of it. Your doubts
you may keep to yourself, for I have
plenty of my own, says Goethe.
Character is higher than intellect.
A great soul will be strong to live as well
assstrong to think, says Emerson.
Preservation is but the continuation of
creation, the non-interruption of the first
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There were eleven shocks of earthquake
in Spain recently, and mass was said in
the open fields, as it was not considered
safe to occupy the churches.
One of two kegs containing 100000 in
United States gold coin, shipped from the
Sub Treasury in New York for delivery to
the fleet on the Pacific, has been stolen
from safe deposit vault at Panama.
Washington was sentimental philoso-
pher, with all his other gifts. It was an
admonition of his to a young relatives
Labor to keep alive in your breast that
little spark of celestial fire called con-
SCIENCE
Queen Victoria is large real estate
owner in the city of New York. Her agents
have recently made an advance in rents;
in consequence of which there has been a
change of tenants in a large block on
Broadway.
It is claimed that the number of Christ
ian converts during period CT thirty-f five
years of missionary labor in the island of
Madagascar alone is computed to exceed
the number of converts in the Roman en-
pire during the first three centuries of the
Christian era.
A worthy lady writes: 81 have never
read a word of regret from the mother of
Jesse James on account of the crimes of
her son." There is something fearfully
suggestive in the fact, and it awakens the
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in childhood on those boys?"
Mr.. William Bucknell, of Philadelphia,
generous supporter of many public in
stitutions, has handed to the board of
trustees of the University of Lewisburg,
Pa, "a Baptist theological seminary. his
check for 100000, including his own sub
scription of $4,000, which was made on
condition that $4,000 more should be Sc
cured.
A good example of practical charity was
afforded by the Baroness Burdett- Coutts,
who this year gave New Years dinner to
800 of her tenants, and afterwards person
ally presented a gift to each one. One
cannot help thinking what glorious fun it
must have been doing holiday shopping
for 800 people, when it's generally consid-
cred a good days work if you have found
just what you wanted for half dozen.
But S00!-Verily. Madame Coutts, this is
charity.
The New York Observer manifests its
skepticism in regard to the now somewhat
famous ''faith cure' or prayer cure" mir
acles in the following remark: every now
and ther we have faith cure report; but