Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-09
GLOBELETs.

The New Workers now familiariy call
Matthew Arnold ''Matt."
A congregational club has been organi-
zed at San francisco.
Ex-senator Ferry, of Michigan, will re-
main abroad another year.
A hen farm, stocked with over 1000
fowls, is to be started in Thomasville, Ga.
The mill operatives at Manchester, N. H.,
have S5,0O0,O00 in the savings banks.
Bets are being made in Atlanta that the
cotton crop will be over 100000 bales.
They do not allow a fellow to whistle
while going through the sausage market in
st. Louis.
A Utah tourist sums up his opinion of
Mormonism by calling it the waste basket
of the world.
Tbs death-rate in London has decreased
during the past six years from 241s per
1000 to 20.
Two Nevada cattle kings are worth
$1OO,OOO each, and one es them signs his
name ssX.'
A farmer of Suannee county, Florida,
has gathered two crops of peaches from
his trees this year.
A headline in an Evansville. Ind. panar
reads: "More of it-Hugging Still Going
on in This Vicinity"
Martin 1. Townsend has been stump
speaker for fifty years, making his first
speech in Troy in 1884.
Mrs. Frank Hatton, wife of the First
Assistant Postmaster General, who has
| been quite ill, is recovering.
Three tons of gold from Europe ar
rived IN New York this week, and three
additional tons are on the way.
A Republican newspaper at Philadel-
| phia is denouncing Frank Hatton as esthe
wharf rat of the administration"
An Ohio poet is in a frenzy because ne
can not make soil" rhyme with sswster,n
| and prohibition" with Temperance"
Rubinstein has been offered s125,ooo
for five months tour in this country, but
has not yet given a decision in the mat
ter.
The City of New Haven, Conn, presents
for public wonder a bulky sight-yeer-old
| boy whose waist measures thirty-four in
ches.
The 'art" of the chiropodist first attract
ed attention in 1916, when German
practiced on the corns of the Queen of
England.
General Franz Sigel, the fighter of b.
den and Of Missouri and Virginia, is now
editing German paper in suburb of
New York.
Lieut.. Fremont, son of John c., and
Jesse Benton Fremont, is about to marry
New York girl and carry her to the wilds
of Montana.
Ii Martin Luther could look down on
this lower world he could not be less than
gratified at the preparations to do honor
to hia memory.
Henry Ward Beecher says eonstitu-
tionaf clause might as we'll be tried for the
prohibition Of total depravity, as the sup
preston Of intemperance.
Florida hotel-keepers are arranging for
100000 guests the coming winter, and they
| will get them. Florida has the finest
| winter climate IN the world.
Col. John W. Denning left one grand
daughter 81, another $4,000, and third
nearly 100000. But the will has just
been broken IN favor of the 81 heir.
Senator Wilson, of Iowa, is strongly in
favor of renominating President Arthur,
and declares that large majority of the
people of his state feel the same way.
4 touching scene in New Orleans recent
ly was a boy 10 years old causing the ar
rest of his Is year old sister to keep her
from a life of shame. They we're Orphans.
King Cetewsyo has now entirely recoy-
cred from his wounds, but is in a very I'M
happy state of mind. His "ermy" has
dwindled down to about sixty men and
women.
Gen. Robert Toombs was baptized and
admitted as a member of a Methodist
church in Washington, Ga, recently. His
brother Gabriel was instrumental in bring
ing about the Generals conversion.
The Glasgow (Miss) Times calls upon
the Legislature to abolish the hip-pocket,
and the pistol will abolish itself, since 'sno
man will lug cannon around his waist,
aud the day of the revolver and belt is
passed.
The director of the Mint recomm ends
that the coinage of gold dollars and three
cent nickels be discontinued. These coins
cannot conveniently be used in ordinary
transactions, and no one will regret their
disappearance.
Mrs. Kalakaua, wife of the King of the
Sandwich Islands, is about forty -four years
of age-eight years older than her hus-
band. She is devout Episoopalian, and
bears the name of Emma. She has no
children of her Own but has adopted sever
al.
The statement of the American Physi-
clan that a dose of black or green tea,
boiled down strong, will kill rabbit, is q
little doubtful, to express it mildly, when
when It is we'll known that q rabbit can
live long time on diet of clover leaves
and catnip.
Already the craze for Jerseys and other
dainty blooded COWS has reached its eli
max, and old farmer Hardsense is begin
ming to inquire if they would do as well on
the same rough board and lodging az cur