Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-05
GLOBELErs.

to sell million copies of the work.
The fever scare in Galveston has sinh.
sided. The city is reported healthy.
A recent fire in Mifiintown, Pa. de-
stroyed $4,000 worth of buildings.
In recent duel between two captains
of the German army, one was fatally shot.
Frauds charged against revenue officers
in South Cordovia are to be investigated.
Among the legacies left by the Count de
Chembord, was large one to Pope Leo
XIII.
About $26,OOO,OOO have been paid out on
account o, pensions during the month of
August.
Gen. Crook insists that it is important
to keep faith with the Chiricahuas who
come into camp.
A negro who shot two officers at Ogden,
Utah, was lynched and his body dragged
through the streets.
The court martial that tried Capt. Ak
ress at San Antonio for neglect of duty
recommended his acquittal.
The London News says the death of
Count de Chambord belongs to the TO-
nance of history, not to its business.
The Queen in her late speech prorogu-
ing parliament reasserted that the British
occupation of Egypt is only temporary.
The first steamship to cross the Atlantic
was the Sirius, which left Soudan March
%, and arrived at New York April %,
1888.
A daily exchange thanks fortune that it
is not an official organ. An official organ
has only one barrel and can play but one
tune.
The man who pays ten cents drink for
whisky always wants nine, cents damage
when he drops dime into the missionary
box.
Rustlers attacked wagon-load of Chi
namen near Clifton, Arizona, and a con-
fict ensued, producing fatal casualties on
both sides.
Appearances are deceitful when seven
hoggish men in a street car can twist
themselves about to make it appear that
the seats are all full.
has returned from journey by horse and
wagon to Minnesota and back. Time
fourteen months, but he did not hurry.
Coloredo's enthusiastic papers claim
Montou, Poncho, Pogasa, and Wagon
Wheel will within the next ten years be the
great resorts of the wealth and fashion of
the world.
a Kansas woman was upbraiding her
husband when cyclone hove in sight,
and with sigh of relief the unhappy man
ran out into its path and was safely blown
into the next county.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge and his
son, Sir James Harold, and his son at
tended church Sunday morning August &c,
at Trinity church, New York, and sat in
John Jacob Astor's pew.
The highschool girl severely repri-
manded her brother yesterday for using
the phrase ''not to be sneezed at" She
says he ought to say, "occasioning no
strernutatory convulsions.'
When Bismarck's organ says that France
alone threatens the peace of Europe, it
means that the Republic is the only nation
the German Bureaucrat is just now anx-
ious to pick quarrel with and crush out.
The large number of corpses of children
found on the hands of London under
taker had accumulated through habit of
tossing bodies into vault instead of in
terring them in a cemetery when left for
burial.
A curious disease has appeared
among the native and transplanted oys-
tiers in the waters near Annapolis, Nd. A
few moments after taken from the water
the oyster opens, froths and becomes unfit
for use.
The talk among the western Democrats
is that if they cannot have Cox for speak
er they will take Carlisle; while the south
ern men say if they cannot have Carlisle
they will take Cox. But they all fight shy
of Randall.
The personal controversy over the New
York Sun leads to the republication of
Charles A. Dana's letter to President
johnson asking for the New York collect
orship, January 10, 1866. Smythe was
appointed.
The general slashing severity in vitupe-
rative emphasis of the N. Y. Sun, is at
tributed to the fact that Mr.. Charles A.
Dana is suffering from disordered liver,
according to the diagnosis of conven-
ton of doctors.
sOur later jackson" is what Father Co.
lumbia's paper calls Governor Butler, and
it gives strikingly fine portrait of him
with story of his life, which reads like
guide book to the White House. By the
way, who is Father Columbia?
Charlemagne Tower, of Phfadelphia, has
presented to Tower CITY,, Dakota, which
bears his name, valuable library of l.
500 volumes, and Geo. fEllsbury, has do
mated the use of the second story of the
Herald block for public library room.
The Graphic alludes to the report that
Chester A. Arthur has caught cold, and
then asks who Arthur is. We strongly sus-
pect that he is the individual Secretary
Sherman kicked out of the New York Gus
tom House a few years ago because he
abused his position as collector. People
who make newspapers need long memo
ries.