Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-21
GLOBELETS.

| Carpenters have received an advance in
wages to $3.50 in New York.
The British wild OK is extinct except in a
few English and Scottish parks.
Ohio politics are beginning to again fire
up, over heated discussion of gubernato-
rial candidates.
A manufacturer of ported meats has
been arrested in London for using donkey s
| flesh in his business.
The garden truck raised about Norfolk,
Va, this season will require 100000 bar
| rsls in which to market it.
A Paris surgeon advertises that he will
supply persons with all the dimples they
want at a Napoleon apiece.
Thsother day in Florida couple, aged
sixty years each, rode thirty miles in
springless cart to get married.
The parliament buildings at Vienna are
filled with police on account of warn
ing of attempts to destroy them.
Jews in Great Britain are said to have
more children who can read and write in
proportion to their number than any other
denomination.
The Mexican government announces
that there is no obstacle to the requirement
of land in that country by citizens OF the
United States.
A general change in time for both pas
ssnger and freight trains will go into eff
feet on the st. P. & d. road about the first
of next month.
A wise man of Athens says friendship is
like good coffee; when once 1t has become
cold it cannot be warmed over without
losing its first flavor.
The n. Y. San is authority for the state
ment that gambling houses thrive in New
York unmolested, and were never doing g
larger business than now.
German, French and Spanish steamers
are said to be picking up the trade on the
coast Of South America, heretofore mo-
nopolized by the English.
the town of New Sweden, Nicollet .coun-
ty, voted $4,000 bonus to the Austin, Man
kato & st. Cloud railroad, by a majority of
seventy -four to forty-seven.
The Helena papers are busily engaged
in trying to Guido each other in sugges-
tons about the railroad celebration to be
held there on the arrival of the first
train.
The building of thu largest vessels in
the British navy cost million ana a
nearly thousand dollars a day to keep
them at sea afterwards.
A Southern journal has the following:
at is estimated that no fewer than 10000
persons now arrive weekly at st. Paul,
and are forwarded to the remote North
west by the Northern Pacific and Mani
tobs lines"
Louis j. Jennings notices in London a
great WEAKNESS in the public mind on the
Irish question, and hears hints that Ire
land might as we'll be turned loose to shift
for itself. The end, he thinks is inevita-
ble-separation or a war to prevent it.
James Kelly, brakeman running out of
East Portland, Ore, few days ago WAS
seized with a fit of vomiting and threw up
live lizard, fully two inches in length.
The brakeman remarked that it was COM
fort to know that it was not ''deadhead."
The Boston Commercial says: "The the
DRY that the rainfall or water power of the
United States has been affected in any way
By the destruction of forests is devoid Of
foundation in fact. We have investigated
tse matter carefully, and there IS no truth
in it.
The official returns give the value of the
tobacco consumed in France in 1882 at
63,5O0,000f. Cigars shows total of Co.,
5O0,O00f; cigarettes, 16,OO0,OOO; and chew
ing tobacco, 100000. The heaviest
amount, 278, OCO,OOOf, was for ordinary
smoking tobacco.
81 tell GU what we will do, said Fender
son; "let's go into the newspaper business;
you furnish the money and I'll furnish the
brains" agreed" replied Fogg; ''if We
both pat in our whole capital We shall have
the satisfaction to know that We can never
lose anything"
The American people have kindly feel
ing for President Arthur, and if the report
that he is to sail home on the American
nsvy's Tallapoosa proves to be true, silent
prayers for his safety will arise from every
nook and corner of the land. But has ne
right to do such reckless things!
The Philadelphia Press announces sin
guar discovery. 1t is that the use of garlic
oonduces to an halucination of the brain
On the part of the indulger that he is pos
sessed of valuable secrets which it is his
conscientious duty to impart to others,
by putting his mouth close to the ear of
his victims.
The Lowell Citizen has discovered that
the bicycle rider with cultivated taste for
the beautiful will never pass a carriage
containing young ladies of his acquaint-
ance, while he will ride for miles at the side.
He knows we'll enough that the profile of
bicycle rider is we'll enough, while front
OF rear view is ''pufickly Ridiculous"
Charles Dickens is reported to have
assisted at q seance once, and requested
the attendance of the spirit of Lindley
Murray. He was soon informed that the
spirit awaited his questioning. "Are you
the spirit of Lindley Murray?" asked the
great author of the great grammarian.
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