Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-14
GLOBELETS.

The British Squadron in China is to be
reinforced.
Senior Castelon advocates the union of
Spain and Portugal.
The patent Office in Washington have re
Gently sold 10000 rejected models.
The Gar of Russia has granted new
privileges to the dissenters from tae Greek
church.
Capt. James B. Eads, the distinguished
engineer, recently left st. Louis for
Europe.
Ii is reported that Turkey is turning to
Russia for aid against British oppression
in Egypt.
4 firm in Chicago claim that there is
$1,G03,0OO worth of adulterated lard in
that market.
Ex- congressman Page of California is
an aspiraut for the Republican nomination
for governor.
One thousand assisted em1grants sailed
from Ireland and Scotland for the United
States May so.
The excitement over the reported new
gold discoveries in lower California con-
tinUes undated.
Diaz is denounced by the newspapers in
Western Mexico for his friendly relation
with Gen. Grant.
Chicago journal advocates a grand
celebration in 1892 of the four hundredth
anniversary of America.
The war ships built in Germany for the
Chinese will be delivered on the Coast of
China by German seamen.
An eccentric young lady in New York
has sent out cards, on which she announces
her matrimonial engagement off.
Twenty-Five thousand tierces of lard
shipped from Kansas City to Chicago have
been rejected on account of adulteration.
Mrs. AlgernOn Sartoris (nee Miss Nelly
Grant, will spend the summer with her
father, Gen. Grant, at the Long Branch
cottage
Much opposition is being manifested
in England to the appointment of any of
Queen Victoria's sons to the Governorships
of colonies.
Trinity Episcopal church in New York,
one Of the richest corporations in the city
is about 10 build a seven story granite
warehouse CT Greenwich street, to cost
$250,300.
catal of policemen has been placed on
the great Brooklyn and New York bridge
for the protection CO pedestrians, 10 pro-
vent o,0ckades, panics and death brushes
as in the past,
Among the baquests named in the will of
the late millionaire suicide, Amasa Stone
OF Cleveland, Ohio was one conditional
ore CT 5100C00 provided his estate
rounded over S3,O00,00O.
One Of the remarkable facts in the cur
rent --5tory o. beneyolenco is that the re-
ceip.s Of the Presbyterian societies have
increased, Notwithstanding the recent
death Of those princely New York givers,
the Bcowns, Stewards, Marquands, Lenoxes,
MOrgans and Dodges. Il is serious fact,
however, that at present almost no young
er men are arising to to take their place.
Millionaire William Aston, not to be out
done by Millionaire Jay Gould, has con-
tracted with William Cramps Sons for an
iron steam yacht of large proportions and
splendid furnishings, to be launched early
in the fall. The vessel will be bark-rigged
225 feet long on deck, q feet inches wide,
13 feet deep in the hold, drawing about 10
feet of water. All modern Improvements
throughout will be used, her cabins will be
magnifciently furnished, and her normal
speed will be Is knots.
Senator Don Cameron is in Europe for
his failing health. He has leased his
Washington residence to Representative
Washburn of Minnesota for two years, and
his wife is reported to have said before the
representative, that she should use her in
huence to protract his stay for two years.
The prospect of his absence gives the Re-
pub!icans just anxiety, as their majority
in the Senate is so slender that they cannot
afford to spare one vote, and Don cannot
resign without having his place filed by
the Democratic legislature by a Democrat
The prettiest woman at the private view
Of the Royal Academy IN London was the
wife Of an artist: the handsomest, the wife
Of we!Eknown journalist; the worst
dressed, a lady who has written a book to
to teach how to dress; the best dressed
from an artistic point of view, Mrs. Jop-
ling The taIiest man was Corney Grain:
the smallest, William Black, and the man
who wrote about color as Black has done in
''Shandon Bells'' absolutely wore a blue
shirt collar; This the Queen, the ladies
newspaper, says was the talk at the ''view.''
A letter from Bangkok says Gen. Halder-
man, United States Minister to Siam, was
to leave that city on the 18th of April for
Martaban, on the east coast of the Malay
peninsula. The object of his journey was
to deliver some presents from the United
State Government to one of the native Rajahs
return for his kindness to the crew of an
American ship which was wrecked on his
coast It was the intention of Gen. Halder-
man to inspect the route of the Kraw Canal
proposed by De Lesseps and others, for
shortening the sea voyage between India
and China.
Mrs. Waldron, the wife of an actor in
New York, was robbed of $3.50 and valu-
able diamond cross by burglars recently.
Her husband was away and the burglars
gained an entrance into the room where
she was sleeping on a first floor fiat
in East 18th street. She had placed the