Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-18
CLIO RELETS.

The Sandwich Islands have thrown oper
their ports to Chinese emigrants.
The estimated expenses of the nationa
government for the next year are $40
2SO,162.
1t is estimated the annual cattle sales il
the United States amount to about $500.
100000.
1t is said John Brown, the favorite OF
Queen Victoria, who recently died, wa
worth about $5,OOO,OO0.
The Rev. David Lastrell HUM, of Bufa
Up. aged ninety-three years, is the oldes
living graduate of Yale College.
A glass coffin has been invented. 1t.
cost is about $40. When carefully sealed
it will preserve body for long time.
The Marquis of Lorne wishes to stay il
Canada another year-Louise does not,anc
the princess will probably carry the day
Peter Cooper drank nothing but milk
for the last ten years of MS life. He
thought this milk diet prolonged his life
1t is stated by some person careful in
Enumeration that 119 names have already
been announced in connection with the
presidential nomination next year.
An earnest movement is being made in
Bohemia to make the first day of the week
day of rest, where now, it is largely a
working day, like the other days of the
week.
The recent extensive rains throughout
California have placed the crops beyond
danger, and it is now thought that the
harvest this year will be the largest in the
history of that state.
An attempt is being made in Kentucky
to form an independent party organiza-
ton against the Democrats. A weak de-
wise. The Democracy will prevail, over
whelmingly all the same.
Miss Verona Baldwin, who shot and seri-
ously injured Lucky Baldwin, the Pacific
slope millionaire, who ruined her, has been
acquitted by California jury on the
grounds of temporary insanity.
Lawyer Merrick says that Dorsey has
already convicted himself. Lawyer Mer-
rick's attention is called to the fact that
the jury has not yet done SO, and that I'M
til it does his work is not finished.
The jails and penal institutions of Cali
fornia were so crowded with Chinese GRIM
inals that the legislature pardoned every
one of them on the condition that the
cousul ship them back to China on the fist
steamer.
Postal cards are made at Holyoke,
Massachusetts. by forty men, who turn out
about million daily. The use of the postal
card, it is said, has diminished the con-
sumption of writing paper by from twelve
to fifteen millions of dollars year.
So strict are the rules of the Russian
Orthodox church that the grand requiem
services on the second anniversary of the
assassination of Alexander IL, falling this
year in the first week OF Lent, were post
poned until the 18th, m celebration, SOL
emn or festive, being permitted by the
Holy Synod during the frat days of the
Lenten fast.
A law will come into operation May 1
throughout Russia regulating the employ
ment of minors in factories. Children un-
der twelve are not to be employed under
any preteuse, Will 8 from twelve to fifteen
they must not be allowed to work during
more than eight hours. In the latter case.
moreover, they must attend school at least
three hoars day.
An American who went recently to in
spect Belts statue of Byron. in Hamilton
gardens, Hyde park, happily described the
great poet as ''studiously looking askance,
so as not to see the bronze statue of
Achilles over tie way: while Achilles.
equally disguised, holds up his left arm
so as to interpose his buckler between him
self and Lord Byron.''
The dispatches say that President Ar
thur snubbed a Sunday school picnic last
Saturday, but the scholars ''got backn at
him frightfully. The train carrying the
president was delayed two hours in a
swamp, and the scholars gathered about
the presidents special car and sang all of
Moody and Sankey's hymns and songs.
Arthur thinks that Chandler put up lob
on him.
The proposed railroad connection of the
United States with Mexico. it is thought.
will be great convenience to gentlemen
of the duello. Men troubled with SUPER
abundance of ''honah" 3an slip over into
Mexico and join in single combat to their
hearts content without let or hindrance.
Mexico would as soon observe bull fights
as duel fights. Push on the construction
IF the railroad.
Solomon Fagly was brought out of is
burning house with great difficulty by two
brave fellows. at Peru, nd. He was nearly
sufocated, but, on regaining consciousness,
attempted to go back into the house for
some money that was in the garrett. He
broke away from those who tried to hold
him, and climbed up ladder into the
blazing upper story. He never came out
though he reached the treasure, and his
hands were full of coin when his body was
found.
The reorganized -polygamous Nor
mons are htv ny high Old time at Kirt-
land. Ohio, and the leaders expect to re-
establish themselves in that state in a po-
sition of magnificent success. these lead
ers may be assured chat MoFuionism has
no greater depth of soii IN Ohio nov, than
formerly. Remember the pas1. OHIO pre-