Daily globe., 1883-08-08
GLOBELETS.

fears printers frown."
Another Vera Cruz has unloaded another
lot of yellow fever patients at Havana.
Steve HoIcomb, an old Louisville gam
bier has become Jealous city missionary.
Charles w. Copeland & Co., shoe manu-
facturers of Boston have failed for $780,
OOO.
One thousand savages were at the annu-
al sun dance of the Sioux, near the Rose
bud Agency.
Railroad companies are considering a
proposition to close local ticket offices on
the Sabbath.
Pope Leo XIII has sent painting from
the Vatican as gift to the Detroit Art
Association.
An analysis of the water of the river
Nile shows it to be impregnated with pu-
trid matter.
The Sultan of Turkey refuses to pro-
long the treaty of commerce with the
United States.
The largest COW in America weighs
1920 pounds, and gives milk in Chase
county, Kansas.
S. H. Howard, colored man, who died
in Brooklyn the other day, left fortune of
nearly $5O0,0OO.
The Earl of OnsloW has arrived at New
port with fourteen large trunks full of
wearing apparel.
Kentucky paper announces its plat
form as Tariff for revenue, and whisky
for snake bites only"
Socialist workmen in Geneva recently
unfurled the red flag. A number of them
were put under arrest.
Georgia appropriates money for col
leges for men, but gives no support to the
higher education of women.
The Princess Louise is an accomplished
artist. She will send some of her paint
ings to the Boston Art Exhibition in Octo
ber.
The Governor General of Canada anG
his wife, the Princess Louise, are fishing
with marvellous luck in the Cascopedia
river.
The vineyards of California are attacked
by new beetle, half an inch long, jet
black and hardshelled. 1t works night!
only.
There is family in Rock county Texas
consisting of two brothers and two sisters
and their average age is eighty-seve1
years.
The Chinese still prohibit expectation O
beef to Touquin, and the French are goine
to make demonstration on the Chimes,
coast.
Miss Ella T. Greene gets $1,80O salar,
as commercial traveller for a st. Loui
house.
An Illinois farmer bought Jersey COY
for 5000. He has sold two of her caIve
for 81 1000 each, and the COW herself fo
$4,000.
F. S. Shaw & Bros, the largest tanner
in the world, have made an assignment a
Boston. Nominal assets $5,00O,000. Lila
bilities $3,5OOOOO.
Mr.. George Macdonald, with eight mem
bers of his family, is giving dramatic re
citals in costume of "Polyeucte" an
"Macbeth'' in London.
Colonel King has sold his ranch and cal
tie near San Antonia, Texas for 100000
to an English syndicate. This is said t
be the largest ranch in the world.
Geo. Sheppard and wife were foun
dead in bed on a recent morning in Ne
York, both being shot through the heat
Supposed murder and suicide.
A strong effort is being made for me-
trial for Polk, the embezzling state treas
urer of Tennessee who has been sentence
to states prison for twenty years.
popularity in the clock is as soon as
strikes it goes on with its work. 1t diff
ers in this from the gentlemanly" G
hummer strikers of the current period
Out of respect for public opinion, Coy
Hamilton, of Illinois has ordered that th
military companies of that state shall nc
parade on Sundays, except as funeral e:
corts.
Hattie Hutchinson, girl of ten years,
operator of Texas telegraph office, Will
girl of fourteen years has charge c
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q st. Paul railway.
Fernando d'Arlincour, who, like Louis
Michael, has place in the Cummunar
meetings, is about to marry Roumania
Count, who will settle 4,OOO,OOOf upon he
Mile. d'Arlincour is only twenty-five.
Lee Childe, nephew of the late Gel
Robert E. Lee, has fallen heir to the estat
of the late Baroness Triquety, whose nice
he married a few years ago. Mr.. Child
has been living in Paris for several year
A lady who frequently visits Hartfor
travels for furniture establishment
New York and makes a good income. He
husband was in the employ of the sam
concern and upon his death she solicite
the situation and got it. -
A rural Kentucky paper contains th
following advertisements: "We have
| complete assortment of the best sewin
machines, the best pumps, the best wast
ing machines and the life of George
Barnes, the noted evangelist. Give us
call"
1t is curious coincidence that if th