Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-20
GL0BELETs.

HoadIy is well. Foraker is the "sick
man" now.
The Spanish ambassade. to France has
rendered his resignation.
In corn-esting match at Montreal tho
victor cleaned twelve cobs.
Kittens heads are to take the place Of
birds heads on the coming bonnet.
1t is said the King will grant unusual
powers to the new Spanish ministry.
Republican poultry is very scarce this
fail. 1t is Democratic rooster that booms!
Chief JUS wife says she will bring little
Charley McComas up in the way he should
so.
Nine students have been arrested at
Warsaw for writing for Socialist publish
ers.
A Nevada negro has seen pair Of drum
sticks il the sun, and predicts war and
oceans Of blood.
A Boston boy, six years old who was run
over by street car got verdict of S12,-
coo against the company.
A commodious building will soon be fin
lshed at New Brunswick, n. j., to serve as
barracks for the Salvation Army.
Jay Gould denies that he proposes to
establish new watering-place He will
do his watering at the old stand.
Galveston News: A fortune awaits the
vnnnorar NTH nr3arp,ioo oyo,1rvh 70 avli>,;t
Mr. Langtry in the United States.
General ''Sam" Houstons extensive IL
brary has been presented to the on
Normal Institute, Huntsville, Tex.
The steady and haavy Republican losses
in lowe, Indicate that the state may soon
be Ohioized-perhaps evea in 1884.
Rosa Bonheur's latest fancy is for paint
ing for zebras. She has reached her
sixsy-frst year and is hale and hearty.
4 man giving his name as the Rev.
James Young has been arrested at Lon
don, Canada, for passing bogus checks.
The sentence OF dismissal against Lieut..
Col. Iiges of the 18th Infantry for dupli-
eating pay accounts has been approved.
Twenty-six states now have Democratic
Governors, and several more are yet to be
heard from. How ''the grand old party"
dourishes.
One result of the Willard excursion is
said to be that the Northern Pacific will
dispose of about 1000 900 acres of its
lands to Germans.
The forge of the United States arsenal
at Watertown, Mass, is to be opened for
the first time IN ten years to alter twenty
five gun carriages.
Charley Foster is nota candidate for the
United States senate as much as he Was.
He wants to ''kick HIMSELF now because
he stood back for John Sherman.
The Brooklyn Eagle now considers that
John Sherman showed remarkable hind
sight when he declined the Republican
nomination for Governor of Ohio.
A Michigan debating society has decid-
cd that man who will smoke around
hay stack is bigger fool than the
man who blows into an unloaded gun.
PRECEDENT Arthur has decided not to
send his message to the newspapers in ad-
vance. Why should he send 1t at all? The
game is not worth the candle.-Enchange
A mineral spring has been discovered in
the mountains south of Livingstone, Mon
tana, the waters Of which are claimed to ba
identical with The Apollinaris water of
commerce.
Mrs. Miller, the mother of Joaquin
Miller, was married at Portland, Oregon,
few days ago, to Mr.. Allison. The bride
is sixty years old and the bridegroom
blooms at twenty-five.
The great majority Of the coIored voters
OF Ohio showed, at last, their indepen-
dence, and their intelligent appreciation
of their duty and their destiny, by voting
the Democratic ticket.
Lord Lansdown is the newly appointed
Governor General of Canada to succeed
the Queens son-in-law, the Marquis of
Lorne. Lord Lansdown has already
sailed for the Dominion.
Wilkie Collins wears stripped aud spot
ted clothes and Mr.. Howells parts his hair
in the middle. Literature is slowly but
surely being dragged down to the level
of commerce and craftsmanship,
The prisoners in the Jail at Gonzales,
Tenn, have their own laws and set of
officers. An offender was recently SEN
fenced to endure five lashes. He hired
negro to be his substitute, paying him FIVE
cents.
Leadville clergymen are becoming very
particular. One of 'em got mad at fu-
neral where he YVES to oficiate, because the
master of cerem onies notified him to be-
gin by remarking: Snow, old horse, it's
your play"
It is said Edmunds will give up the
Presidency Of the senate on the assem-
bling of congress, and that Anthony will
take his place. Not at all likely. A Re-
Republican never gives up anything SO
toothsome as Official position.
When Mr.. Hayes was told of President
Arthur's love for reed-birds, English spar
rows on toast and little ortolazs smother
ed in rice and washed in champagne, he
ehuddered and calculated: "Great heav-