Daily globe., 1883-08-02
GLOBELETS.

The hire of an Indian harvest hand in
Nevada is 81 day.
Boring artesian wells is receiving great
attention in Montana.
The wheat harvest in the Valley of Vir-
ginia is remarkably good.
Los Angeles, California, shipped 1,125.-
600 oranges in a single day.
In the London market 7OOOOO,OOO
bricks is the annual output.
Ireland is reported quiet, and special
magistrates are no longer required.
Capt. Howgate, the fleeing swindler, has
been sighted in Los Angeles, California.
The provinces of Manitoba are at was
over the boundary at Lake of the Woods.
1t is reported that the pope is about to
issus an encyclical letter against divorce.
A foolish John Bull proposes to cross
the channel to France on floating tricy-
Gle.
Thomas Weaver, horse thief, was lately
shot to death by a mob at Gatesyille,
Texas.
The Catholic bishops have begun to ex-
ercise the power granted by the new church
bill in Prussia.
The sultan has conferred on the empe-
ror OF Germany the grand Gordon of the
order of chefcot.
A farmer at Dutch Neck, N. j., found a
barrel of eggs in hens nest. He could
not sell them, however.
A British mail boat has sailed for the
Congo, carrying 5000 carblnes for Henry
M. Stanley, the explorer.
John B. Page, president of the Rutland,
vt. railroad has commenced a suit for libel
against Clemens & Son, for $2Oc, 900 dam
ages.
A bottle picked up in the Gulf, contain
ed slip indicating that the ship Cape of
Good Hope was a hopeless wreck near
Cuba.
A little Alabama girl saw a fog for the
first time. "Come, mamma, and see the
sky all crammed down to the ground" she
cried.
The rush of outgoing tourists on ocean
steamers is at an end for the present.
Steamers passenger lists are remarkably
brief.
An Englishman bequeathed his two
daughters their weight in 81 bank notes.
One of the girls received $4,000, and the
other e59,344.
Philadelphia is taking precaution
against the spread of Aslatic cholera, sew
eral vis1tations of which she remembers
with fear and sorrow.
A yellow fever stricken steamship passed
the health authorities at the mouth of
Chesapeake Bay without detection but was
quarantined at Baltimore.
While England is fearful of the channel
tunnel, Spain sreceives enthusiastically d
proposition to cut a tunnel under the
straits of Gibraltar to Africa.
Henry Raynor eloped with H. Pichett's
daughter at Sidney, Nebraska. When they
met there was fight, tie first named was
killed and the other wounded.
The bitterest NJ ohammedan curse is: ssMay
you wear a chimney-pot hat" The brim
of such hat prevents the touching of the
earth with the forehead when in prayer.
There is place in Ceylon called the
Worlds end. You stand on the edge of
plateau and look over a precipice, 5000
feet in height. If you fall you will tumble
about mile. One step will do the busi-
ness.
Miss Arabella Kenealy, second daughter
of the late DR.. Kenealy, the famous lawyer
of the Tichbourne iclaimant, has obtained
the license of the King and Queens col
lege of physicians, Ireland, and special
license in midwifery.
Senator Eugene Hale, son-in-law of the
late Senator Zach Chandler, in the practice
of law has made little fortune for him
self of from $4,000 to 100000. His wife
is said to have $1,2OO,00O. and with her
mothers interest $1,5O0,OOO.
Overland travel on the Union Pacific
railroad is steadily increasing, and, while
there are now two passenger trains daily
each way to divide it up, each one is pretty
we'll loaded and seems to carry about as
many as when two trains did the work.
a cave on the COlOrdQO rlV6r, over one
mile in length, and in some places. thirty
feet in width, is attracting considerable
attention at Lampasas, Texas. This cave
is sixteen miles from the town and has
two small streams running through it,
which are two feet deep.
A riot broke out at Baziers, in France, at
bull fight given by Spanish toreador.
The people enraged at the 1nferiority of
the entertainment and the raised prices
of seats, broke and threw into the
arena all the benches they could lay
hands on, and demolished the illumin-
ations.
Rebecca Jane Bennett, Abram Schenick,
and a justice who was performing the
marriage ceremony for them, stood very
close to one another in Missouri, and when
Schenick, who is blind, heard the final
words, he kissed the justice instead of Re-
becca Jane.
Hugh Hastings says he remembers when
Sam Tilden sold grated turnips for horse
radish in the streets of Albany. Perhaps
Mr.. Tilden remembers when Hugh Hast
ings waa obliged to admit over his own
signature, in his own paper, in Albany,
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