St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-01
GLOBELETS.

GLOBELETS.
The Ontario legislation has beenprorogued
The flood in Upper Missouri is reported tt
be increasing alarmingly.
John Bright, the English statesman, mex
to Milton prefers Whittier as poet.
Several buildings in San Francisco have
been damaged by recent earthquake.
Two Americans have been indicted at Hal
flax for having explosives in their posses
| sion.
Gillian troops have to protect the Peruvian
towns from plumber by Peruvian guerillas.
Arene, a member of the French chamber
and juliet, journalist, have just fought
dwell. The former was wounded
The sloop Alert, presented to America for
the Greeley expedition was to sail from Eng
land March 81.
The cattle quarantine in Kansas has been
entirely removed, the disease having nc
contagious features.
Canal employees on the Isthmus of Pana-
ma are badly frightened by the ravages OF
yellow fever and many are leaving.
A newprocess of bleaching cotton goods
has been discovered which is expected to
revolutionize the business.
The Emperor William has expressed his
displeasure to the President of the Reichstag
at the defeat of the anti-socialist law.
The brig A. G. Jewett, of Belfort, Maine,
was wrecked off Cape Hatteras in February.
The only survivor was picked up by vessel
and has Just been heard from.
Paris newspapers claim that the London
dynamite explosion was plotted in that city
and the explosives sent from Paris.
A police edict has been issued in Germany
warning the people against the danger of
eating raw pork no matter where the hog
was raised.
The horses at Dayton, O., are suffering
from epizooty.
The bill in the Massachusetts legislation,
providing for the fogging of wife heaters has
been defeated-too refined and asthctic is
the Old Bay State to fog wife beater, but so
unreined and unsympathetic as to let
brutes beat their wives without adequate
punishment.
The mayor of Boston has taken steps to
abolish gambling in that city.
Mr.. Gladstone's condition, it is feared, is
growing worse.
Mr.. Charles Oakley has lived in New York
City for ninety-seven years, and is now APP
preaching his 102d birthday.
Georgia is said to have more Mormons
within its boundaries than any other South
crn State.
Chicago butchers have killed LISP, 9o5
cattle and 1911, 792 hogs since March l,
1888.
France is making great progress in the
improvement of her educational agencies.
In 1865 there were but 4, 1888 school libraries
last year, however, the number had increas-
cd to nearly 10000, besides 4 900 free pub
lie libraries.
The Pail Mall Gazette says that the only
foundation for the statement made by the
Morning Post that Mr. Gladstone resignation
was withheld at the request OF the Liberal AS
ISOLATION is the fact that Mr.. Gladstones ill
ness is more serious than was at first sup
posed. ''But," it says. ''Mr. Gladstone S
cold is one thing, the political crisis is an
other' Earl Granville visited Mr.. Glad
stone yesterday and spent half an hour with
him in conversation.
Montreal people are apprehensive of scri-
Gus damage to their city by food now that
| the huge banks Of snow along the st. Law
renee have begun to melt and are swelling
the river UP to unusual proportions. Mea-
sures are now being taken to withstand the
! How OF water.
The great fast mail between New York and
| Chicago, has record OF about thirty five mikes
an hour. The Flying Dutchman," a broad
.uage train of England, regularly makes
1867 miles at the rate of As miles an hour
and the ''Flying Scotchman, - narrow guagc
train, 1879 miles at the rate of 1872 miles an
hour. The great fast mail is two hours anG
| five minutes slower than the limited express.
on the Pennsylvania road. Let the +. IN. weal
! its cOwcatcher behind
Sir Joseph Prayer, who has been maliili.
extensive researches into the nature of snake
poison says in the Lancet: 'The result OF my
experience is, that, SO far, no physiological
antidotc to snake virus is known, and tina
when the full effect on the respiratory cen
tres is Produced remedies are of little, If am
avail albeit when the poison has entered il
smaller quantities, treatment may be of ser
vice on general principles"
Many prominent sportingmen attended
the wrestling match bet Seen Duncan C. Ross
of Cleveland, O., and j. H. Mclaughlin, OF
Detroit, Mich, at the Euclid avenue oper;
house, Cleveland. Over one thousand spec
tators were present. Tie match, which wa,
for 1000 a side, was won by Ross in three
bouts. Another match was subsequently
made between the men for 1900 a side, t,
be decided three weeks hence.
A prize fight for $500 a side took place OF
Sunday night at Port Richmond, Pa, be
tween Hugh Mcconnell and John McCor
mick. Thrty-nine rounds were fought, thu
field lasting two hours and ten minutes
Mcconnell was decided the winner.
Bismarck's Religion.
In contrast with Goethe, the Chancellor
has seldom uttered any confessions of reli
gious faith at variance with other utterances
of his on the same subject, and any thought:
on divine things directly opposed to former