Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-19
GLOBELETS.

| LILO DourDCuS or france are ali very
wealthy.
The total vote of Rhode Island at the
late election was 25,100.
Some 100 deer have been killed the pas
winter in New Hampshire, near North
Stratford.
Tie Danes in Schleswig are resolutely
resisting the demand for service in the
Prussian army.
fEThe bishop of Bohemia is greatly exer-
cised at the rapid spread of spiritualism.
He regards it as rash heresy.
Cleveland, O., polled 26,3O0 votes at the
late election; Cincinnati, AZ, 500: Chicago
over 10000; st. Louis, $4,000, but the vote
of that city was light.
A fireman on the Lake Shore & Michi-
gan Southern railroad has just fallen heir.
through the death Of an uncle, to fortune
estimated at 100000.
Vinton, the chief cook at Barnum's ho-
tel in st. Louis, has retired to private life
With fortune of $4,000, all of which be
has earned in the kitchen.
The California quail recently sent to
the Duke of Argyll byLord Lorne, have ar
rived at Iverary, Scotland, and an attempt
will be made TO acclinlatize them.
The countries of England and Wales
spend $15,000,000; third of it for police;
$1,400,000 for roads. About one-half of
the amount come from the imperial
treasury.
The Rev. B. n. Crocker, author of nu-
merous works on moral science, and who
held the chair OF moral science at Ann
Arbor university, died recently of nervous
prostration.
A visitor to Rio Janeiro writes that the
burial caskets in that Iocalitysare covered
with black, red or violet material, bordered
with gilt tinsel, giving them the sprightly
air of bonbon boxes.
One of the pretty schoolmarms of Da-
kota has sued three young msn for breach
of promise, two school trustees for her
salary, and now threatens to sue any news
paper that speaks disparagingly of her.
Gen. Butler is expected to run again for
governor of Massachusetts. Ex-Gov.
Talbot is talked of by the Republicans as
a candidate to run against him. He and
Gen. Butler are warm personal friends.
Learning language from book has
its drawbacks. A book designed to teach
German students English pronunciation
gravely says that in English the name
George" is pronounced "Dschordsch."
The st. Louis Atlantic Milling company
asked for an extension and closed their
mills. Their liabilities are $4,000, and the
property of the company is valued at $780,
600. Certainly not very bad "failurer'
Ex-President Hayes is frequently spoken
of as possible candidate of Ohio Repub-
Ecans for governor. It's said that Mr..
Hayes has recently stated that he would
not on any consideration re-enter political
life.
Mayor Yroom, of Trenton, N. j., has
been reelected by 1000 majority, against
700 last year. The Democrats carried the
election of school superintendent, six. of
the eight councilmen, three out of the
four freeholders, and several minor Offices.
Peter Cooper left an estate of nearly
$2,O00,00O. The property goes to his
daughter, Mrs. Abraham S. Hewitt, and
his son, ex-Mayor Edward Cooper The
tota! requests amount to 100000, of
which. 100000 goes to the Cooper institute.
The last descendants OF Americas Yes
pucius, two aged woman have petitioned
thu Italian government to restore to them
the pension of Sc month which the re-
public Of Florence granted their family in
the year 1890. The male line of tbs navi-
gator is extinct.
Sir Anthony Musgrave (son-in-law of
David Dudley Field, of New York; has
been appointed to the governorship of
Queensland, vice Sir Arthur Kennedy,
with a salary OF $4,000 year less than he
received in Jamaica. He will leave
Queenstown on May for New York.
Wendell Phillips wife has been an in
valid for over thirty years and during all
this time the great orator has been untir-
ing in his attention to her. ''No one bat
you can know what it has been to take care
of her," was remarked to him recently.
"Ah, no one but me knows how good she
is" was the heartsome answer.
A telegraph dispatch was received few
days ago by Henry 1. Hoyt, of NorwaIk
regarding daughter who was Ill with scar
let fever while visiting friends in PenIsyI-
vania. 1t read as follows: Edith dying;
will have Jennie come to-day Upon in
vestigation it was found that the dispatch
as originally written read this way: edith
doing well. Have Jennie come to-day.
The family had a terrible and unnecessary
fright.
Herr Most announces that his intention
is to unite the forces OF the various social
istic societies for the purpose of holding
congress composed of representatives from
all of them. He proposes to make the
headquarters in Chicago. He still de-
clares that the coronation of the car will
not take place. He says all the Russian
nlhilists need is moral support from the
socialists, and they will not fail in carry
ing out their plans.
Wheeling Register: 'Is your husband at
homer" sNo; he is coon hunting. He
killed two whooping big 'coons last Sun
day." "Does he fear the Lord?'' II guess
he does, cause he always takes his gun
with him. ''Have you any Presbyterians