St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-30

Four churches in Montreal now use the
electric light.
An unsatisfactory church organ was found
to hold dead frog.
Bob Ingersoll is said to have lost 500, 900
in New Mexican Mines.
A man who refuses to give his name has
given $50, 900 to Yale college for dormitory.
The Prince of Wales regularly attends the
sittings of the Royal Committee ON housing
the poor of London.
Danvers claims to have been the first town
in Massachusetts, to grant licenses to sell
rum This was done 81 years ago.
DR.. Moran, Catholic Bishop of Ossory,
Ireland, has received notice of his appoint
ment to the Metropolitan see of Sydney.
The Rev. DR.. A. D. Earle, the Baptist evan
gelist, has preached 81, 600 times during his
services of more than so years in the pulpit
The Chattanooga Times says that city is
now really but nineteen years old. The war
left it wreck. In 1867 it had not whole
sale house. Iron mills and furnaces began
in 1871. In 1872 the population was 5000,
now "a 900; manufacturing capital in 1880,
81, 7S9, 900, in 1884, 81, 100000.
Several capitalists of Philadelphia are said
to have lately established ''Goose Farm"
at Wallop's Neck, Acomac county, Va. about
two acres of land, inclosed by firmly built
plank fence and containing 1900 white
geese. The nest are laid off into sections,
with avenues running through parallel with
each other.
cablegram received from London states
that Catholic circles are excited by the re-
port that DR.. Herbert Vaughan, Bishop of
Stafford, has been appointed coadjutor to
Cardinal Manning, with right of succession.
The appointment meets with general appro-
val among the Catholic clergy of England
and Ireland
The venerable theological faculty of Wen
ma is celebrating its five hundreth anniver-
saay. On February oath, 1884, Pope Urban
VI, at the request of Albert Ill, Duke of
Austria, erected this faculty, and united it
to three faculties already existing. Allkinds
of festivitie are taking place to commemorate
the interesting event.
Kansas City looms up second in winter
hog packing. Chicago packers slaughtered
and packed 2,O25,O 900 head: Kansas City
packed 425,000 head; Cincinnati, 1000
head; st. Louis, 355, 900 head, and Indiana
polls, 247, 900 head; Milwaukee, 255, 600 head
and Louisville, 141, 900 head. The total
shortness at the points aggregate about $50,
600.
The venerable and apostolic Bishop o. Con-
nell of Marysville, Cal, has been permitted
by the Holy Father to resign the administra-
ton of his diocese to his coadjutor, Bishop
Manogue. Bishop Brondell, of Vancouver
Island, recently administering the Vicaiate
of Montana, has been appointed first bishop
of the new see of Helena, NJ. T. He will
continue to administer his old diocese.
Three years ago Amherst College made a
set of rules founded on the principle that
each student was received as a gentleman
| and would be expelled whenever his conduct
proved that he was not. President Seelye
saws it is the unquestioned judgment of the
faculty that there has been great gain in
| regularity of attendance and standard OF
scholarship. No punishments are prescribed.
The misbehaving student is not sent away
nor even shut out of the recitation rooms.
but no attention whatever is paid to him.
| Delawareans who live near the Maryland
| border line protest against the reduction OF
| marriage license fees in the State, on the
ground of protection to home industry. The
Wilmington Eveyy Eoeaing says: eff the
pending Maryland bill goes through, and the
larice of q marriage license be reduced there