Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-10
GLOBELE-s.

Mme. Devries is to get $4,000 for eight
performances this season at Monte Carlo.
Chicago Ne,vs: The King of Portugal
thinks Of Indicating. Tabor ought to buy
him out.
Repairs on the White House have cost
$272,ooO in thirteen years. The Republ-
can party must GO.
The Baroness Burdette- Coutts thinks of
doing America. She will probably bring
her own money along.
It takes Wilkie Collins six months to
write story. He grinds out nine pages
a day and then stops.
The Earl of Cork, accompanied by his
son, Viscount Dungannon youth of thir-
teen is doing Chicago.
People are now sent to New Zealand to
regain their health. California is too
near. They might come back.
The Gear Of Russia Yields soeptre over
thirty eight different nationalities, each
speaking e Language Of its own.
Governor Ordway, of Dakota, Objects to
having the territory made state. Posi-
Wy Il0 WALLIS W nOAO OLA W q JOOs
All Slab, Celestial laundryman in La
fayette, Ind, has been ostracized by his
people. He married Hoosier girl.
William Y. Buttes, the cowboy poet, is
thirty years old, wholly without education
and spends all his time on the plains.
reward is offered for the name Of some
bonanza king in California or Colorado
who has not had row with his wife or
wives.
Mrs. Nettie Gurnee went to Denver sew
eral years ago with riches, silks, diamonds
and $4,000 cash. She is now social
wreck. Opium.
The wife of Congressman Lowery, of
Indiana tried to cure felon on her fin
ger with csrbolic acid. Amputation is
thought to be necessary.
A daughter of Charles Lever is making
quite a reputation for herself as a nove-
list under the nom de plume of Sydney
Smith" Blood will tell.
DIR. jackson, civil surgeon, while tiger
hunting in India, fell in with hornets
nest. Erysipelas set in from his 200 bites
! and he died in great agony.
The engineer in charge of the govern
| ment works at Key West has fished up
cannon of the fifteenth century. 1t be-
longed to the early Spanish invaders.
Professor Newton says that the earth
receives about 3,OO0,O0O.0oo of meteors
every year, but they only increase the size
| of the earth one inch in 100.000,O0O years.
Bill Chandler says he is only worth
100000. This being the case, grateful
country should not inquire whether Viii
liam or the government pays for the junk
| citing wines and cigars.
Washington Post; Tho Washington
correspondent of Chicago newspaper has
had square look at the President ard
finds him much thinner" Trying to
harmonic with his party, probably.
An English flour-seller was fined 800
! for adulterating -four with alum to the ex-
tent of thirty grains to the pound. A
medical officer testified that daily use of
bread from. this flour would soon result
in serious and permanent injury to health.
James Grow, who died recently in Lon
don at the age of eighty-one, commanded
the steamer Edinburgh in 1910, and was
| forced to land Prince Louis Bonaparte at
Boulogne when he made his futile attempt
to incite the garrison there TO instruction.
The first cotton factory in California is
to be erected in Alameda county. The
conpany's capital is 100000. Most of
the cotton is to be transported from Tex
as, but ultimately southern California will,
it is expected, supply all the cotton
needed.
South Cardinals railroad commission
has reduced fares to such point that the
railroad companies cannot afford to make
a second class rate, and hence the negroes
crowd in with the whites. The Nel0s and
Courier proposes reserved seat fares" for
the chivalry at an extra expense of a dol
| ler.
There is a saloon just outside the peni-
tertiary walls in Columbus, o., with sign
which is a curiosity in itself. Approach
ing the gate the unfortunate culprit reads,
''Lest place to get schooner beer" Com
ing from the prison the liberated convict
has staring him in the face the words.
''First place to get schooner besr."
Kansas City society item: The state
ment that Mrs. Jessie James is exhibiting
herself in a New York museum is very In
dignantiy denied by that lady's relatives
and friends in this city. 1t is stated that
Mrs. James is spending large portion of
her time in Kansas City in the privacy of
retired life, and that she he's no intention
Of appearing in a museum.
Col. George H. Butler. nephew of Ben.
and well-known temperance agitator, is
writing "Topics'' for the Sunday Post of
Washington, and the editor, with that rare
forethought which distinguishes him, an
nounces at the head of Mr.. Buffers col
unn that the writer ID solely responsible
| for his Statements, facts and flights of
| fancy" Mr.. Butler asks for nothing but
an opportunity to assume the pressure.
There will be 325 members in the next
house 0: Representatives instead of the
293 OF the last house. The eastern states
have the 70 they had in the last house, the
western states have 100 instead of 90; the