St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-27

that is bestowed upon magnificence.
sTERNE: The most affiuent may be strip
ped of all and find worldly comfort, like SO
many withered leaves dropping from him.
JOHNSON: Abuse Is often of service.
There is nothing SO dangerous to author as
silence. His name, like shuttle-cock, must
be beat backward and forward, or it falls to
the ground.
JEREMY TAYLOR: Endeayor to have as
little to do with thy affections and passions
as thou can st; and labor to do thy utmost
power to make thy body content to 60 of thy
souls's errands.
ADDISON: The gods in bounty work up
storms about us, that give marked occasion
to exert their hidden strength, and throw out
into practice virtues that shun the day, and
lie concealed in the smooth seasons and the
Gains Of life.
London has $4,000 acres of forest parks,
New York 1904.
There are $50 women enrolled as students
in the university of Michigan.
woman in Erie, Pa, fell dead from
over exertion while whipping her daughter on
Sunday evening.
The number of married American women
in Paris, without their husbands, excites the
establishment of the natives.
Women are admitted as students into tn e
Toronto Provincial university, the leading
seat of learning in Canada
The emigration of Jews from South Russia
to America has greatly increased of late, ow-
ing to the renewal of the persecution.
A few years ago the women of India
were not allowed to learn to read Now
there are 126,34s girls attending schools
established for them.
The first public circulating libraries in
England were opened early in the Eigh-
teenth century, but stationers lent books
on hire in the Middle Ages.
Why should there be so much fuss be-
cause a man wants to be cremated. He
may haYe solid reasons for preferring to be
burnt to cinder in this world.
The Josephite Fathers have started sepa-
tie congregation for colored Catholics at Nat
chitchoes, Louisiana. The Rev. j. M.
Lesyeux will take charge of it.
Many veterans of the civil war will be sor-
ry to hear that Father Mcmillan, who was
Chaplain of Libby Prison, died at Emmits-
burg, Maryland few days since.
clerk in the Massachusetts State Library
was so deeply interested in autographs that
he cut out the signatures of eminent men
from the old documents stored in the arch
ives
Buddhist Pail College in Colombo, Ceylon, a
brush made from his own hair, to be used
for sweeping the room In which the image of
Buddba is kept
The latest rival of the Congressional Record
in voluminousness, is the official report OF
the Methodist Conference. The brethren did
business at the rate of Is, 900 words day for
twenty-five days.
Pere Hyacinthe says that all classes in
America are permeated with profound re-
ligious sentiment. The Pere must have at
tended Sunday concert at Scheutzen Park,
when 400 kegs of beer were consumed in
ten hours.
AS murderer was about to be hanged the
other day in Indiana he nodded to the cler-
gyman and said: 'I'll see you later.n He
died unrepentant, and SO the clergyman ma
turaily doesn't think the man will keep the
appointment.
a church deacon who was knocked down
by bicycle rider the other day lamented for
the first time in his life that he had forsaken
his worldly ways and couldn't indulge in pro-
fame history without impairing his usefulness
as Christian.
There are forty-four ladies elected as Guar
dams of the Poor in England, and the Oldest
guardian has caused some constern alton
among the men by publicly asserting that
women are much more economical than men
as public officers.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd In Mil
waukee, Wisconsin have got 25 more Indian
girls intrusted to their care by the United
States Government. The girls will, after
receiving good education, be provided
with suitable homes.
A lady was Representing William Warren.
the comedian, at recent reception for going
into society SO little. 'sYou ought to let us
lionize you little," she said. 81 never
heard of but one man." replied the veteran,
.swho was not spoiled by being llonized, ''and
sand who was hel'' "Daniel.'
The Capucbin Order has SO provinces, 4
commissariats, AZ novitiate houses or mon
asteries, so colleges, 1912 priests, and $50
scholastics, 2,63S lay brothers and about 300
noyices. In foreign missions there are "a
bishops, $40 missioners and 20 lay brothers.
A correspondent Of the Tucson (Arizona
Star, writing from San Carlos Reservation.
saws that the Apaches, who, a year ago were
on the warpath, ''ready to sweep down upon
our herds and ranchmen, rifle ID hand. ,,
have now blistered hands holding The pillow
and using the hoe"
The London lfazieal TiDas says that smok-
ing cigarettes in the ordinary way Is moi
hurtful, but that inhaling theismoke makes
the brain dizzy, causes the heart to thupp
and produces other disagreeable sensations,
showing the evil Of too-common practice.
They have curious way Of deciding law.
suits in Siam. The litigants are put under
cold water, and the one remaining the long
est is declared the victor. In this country
both parties are thrust into hot water and
kept there the longest possible length of time.
One OF the stories told about General Cor
don is that his military operations are di-
rectad by a method similar to vhatin olden
times was known as the sortes virgiliana,
with the Bible substituted for the Eneid. Il
the General il his morning Bible-readfng,
chances OF warlike passage, such as the ex-