Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-11
GLOBELETS.

There vera 1,176 emigrants landed at
Castle Garden, New York Dec 8.
Says journal, in 1888 we may have
free trade. In 1888 all that we demand is
tariff reform.
James Barker, negro, at East Cormi,
Illinois, has married Mrs. Lydia Coleman
white woman.
The report of the death of julius Poyer,
the Austrian Arctic explorer is incorrect.
BE is alive and we'll.
Gov. Newell, of Washington territory
has signed the woman's suffrage act, and
the law ia now in force.
The latest advices from Madagascar con-
tradict the report that the MaIagassy en-
voys had been strangled.
The Australian conference at Sidney,
passed resolution favoring the annexa-
ton Of the South Sea Islands.
It is rumored that the Zulu chief, Cete-
wayo, will be returned to power over his
tribe and lands under the protection of the
British troops.
For IL months of this year 154, 585 pack
ages of dry goods have been exported,
against 1913 for the corresponding pc
Rod last year.
Indian depredations are reported at
Fronteras, Mexico, by the renegade
Apeches. Great excitement exists at Epi-
taph, Arizona.
The vote On the proposition to abolish
contract labor in the state prisons of the
state Of New York was 495, 882 for, 266, 966
against 406, scattering.
The Rev. Mr.. Jasper, OF Richmond, Va,
the colored preacher who declared
that 'the sun do move round the eart' has
been accommodated by the church.
4 severe snow storm prevailed On the
first Monday in December throughout the
Northeast and along the coast. Telephone
and cable wires were seriously affected
Congressman Perry Belmont will this
season give many gentlemen's dinners
and on other occasions his aunt Mrs. Fair
man Rogers, will receive for and with
him.
Some grocers clerks in New York formed
an organization to rob their employers,
each member being required to obtain
$125 month and deposit it with the sec.
rotary.
The Christmas number of London
Truth is being largely taken up with ''Bar-
mum in British Land" or graphic &C
count of the showman's search for a sue.
cessor to Jumbo.
The country residence of William 81
Beers, president of the New York Life In
surance Company at Workers was recently
totally destroyed by fire. The loss is S22,-
600. The family was absent at the time.
Gen. Warner of Ohio, will introduce If
the House of Representatives a bill pro
vidlng for the retirement of the trade dol
laF. Several other members of the house
are preparing bills for the same purpose
The sacred rooms in Windsor Palaoe
formerly occupied by John Brown, Esq.
| vice president of the British empire ere
kept locked. The queen will permit nj
one to occupy them while she lives. The
queens physical health is now said to BIT
quite good.
The Congregational club met in Nav
York city last week, and discussed divorce
and its causes. The Catholic church was
commended by several Protestant minis
tiers for refusing to recognize divorce
Several of The speakers advocated a com
mon divorce law for all the states.
The bishop of Rochester, England, has
| ruh1iaIv fhe
work now being carried on in that country
by Messrs. Moody and Sankey, and has
thereby drawn upon himself the denuneia
tions of the Rev. j. G. Gill, clergyman Of
that diocese, who declares thstthe tenden