Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-17
GLOBELETS.


and no serious damage done.
GLoBELErs.
Gambetta's son is to be educated at the
Military School at Sandhurst, Eng.
Edmund Yates "Reminiscences" are to
be published in London next spring.
Queen Victoria's jester, W. F. Wallet
has just celebrated his 18th birthday.
Mr.. Frelingnuysen is tho most aristo-
cratic member of the Presidents cabinet
The very latest fashion in dinner plates
is square in shape and beautifully hand
painted.
Some medical journals have announced
the formation Of the Drake Medical Soci-
ETY. in Cincinnati under the headline ssMore
Quackery.'
Barnum, Bailey & Hutchinson, the cir
Gus men, have divided 100000 as the
profits of the season. Jumboism and ad-
vertising pays.
New York did not poll anything like a
full vote. If she had the Democratic ma
lority would have been full up to the re-
CURED standard.
| A cats cries wakened canalboat cap
tain and family at New Haven. The boat
had filled and was sinking. Sixteen lives
were thus saved.
Boston's four richest men are Frederick
L. Ames, S15,OOO,oOO; John AZ. Forbes
Sl2,0O0,0O0, and Oliver Ames and William
&. Weld, 100000 each.
At wedding of dsaf-mutes in England
the other day all the bridal party were
also deaf and dumb. There was a lively
| display of pantomime on the occasion.
Ar. T. R. Blunt, of Mt. Zion; Ohio, has
domesticated wild goose whose various
peculiar cacklings and motions foreteu to
him the weather with unerring accuracy.
British stook-raisers are alarmed to ob-
serve the continual increase of cattle i'm
portations from America. A new war will
be Waged, on the basis of pIeuro-pneumo-
MIA,
a party of tourists recently descended
about $50 feet into the crater of Mount
Adams, W. T. but found the place SO hot
thai they do not wish to repeat the expert
ment
Both the st. Petersburg and Berlin press
are inclined to interpret the visit of De
Giers, the Russian secretary of state, to
Germany as token of complete accord,
between the two empires.
| When Mr.. James T. Fields inven ted the
name of Manchester by -the-Sea, and wrote
note to DR.. o. W. Holmes, dated from
that place, DR.. Holmes replied in a note
dated Beverly-bythe Depot"
The aged Sojourner Truth is very ill at
Battle Greek, Mich. She says she is 10Y
years of age, but it is pretty well estab.
lished that she ia not nearly as old as she
claims, probably mistakenly, to be.
One of the 'smsr" youths of Livermore
Maine, put snake in box of shavings
belonging to thirteen -year-old girl
named Lizzie Stevens. The reptile 80
frightened the girl that she went into con-
vulsions and died amidst the most terrible
agony.
| Denver, Col, CONTAINS more Chinese
women than any other city outside of
California. They appear on the street
clad in white, loose trowsers, gayly be-
decked in gaudy colors, and always carry
ing an immense red or silk handkerchief
in one hand and a parasol in the other.
| Mr.. Moses rises in the New York muse-
una to say that he never sold the body of
his fat wife. On the contrary, he impov-
erished himself to employ sentries to
guard her grave from the prowling resur-
rectionists. He says it was his funeral
but if he is molested any more about it it
will be the funeral of somebody else pretty
quick.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore is now past
60 years of age but does not look older
than 10. She travels $4,000 miles year.
Her home is at Melrose, near
Boston. Just across the street lives her
only married daughter, whose husband is
the principal of an important Boston
school,
A large item in the expense of maintain
tanning a sleeping car is the washing bill.
The Pullman Company's entire outfit in
cludes $4,000 sheets, $4,000 pillow slips,
| 1o,oSO DltuhetSs 1O,OVu mana towels and
5000 roller towels. A car ia entirely
emptied and cleaned as soon as it reaches
its destination, and the linen is sent
straight to the laundry.
| A Jacksonville (Fla.) paper records the
death of Miss Kittie Worrall from grief
and prostration. Two weeks ago the
young gill was TO have been married
The bridegroom and all the friends were
assembled at the house, and the hour for
the ceremony fest approaching, when the
young man excused himself from the com.
psny on the plea Of having forgotten the
wedding ring, and left the houss, and has
never been seen since.
As train on the Mexican Central sped
around curve in lonely spot near the
little village of La Jarita, Mexico, the en-
ginesr, discovering that rail had been
removed, reversed his lever, but too late tc
prevent a wreck. simultaneously forty
masked men attacked the train, robbed
the express car, and we're about to rob ths
passengers, when it was discovered thai
one of the latter had escaped and gone 70,
assistance. The outlaws immediately
tool RI thar horsaa and decarnred