Daily globe., 1878-04-23
GLOBELETS.

In 1896 Easter Sunday will fall on April 25th,
the latest possible date, for the first time, since
1884.
case of the transmission of scarler fever
Infection by means of letter to distant town
is reported in an English journal.
Glycerine is said to be one of the best lubri.
cants for machinery, especially when exposed
to the air and changes of temperature.
Tenants in New York are obtaining great
concessions from real estate owners this spring.
Rents are reduced from ten to forty per cent.
If Bishop McCoskry falls short of NJ.
Beecher in any respect must not reproach
him, but generously remember that he began
later in life.
Louis Altbischer, young San Franciscan,
who essayed to play Hamlet, and was greeted
with rotten eggs by an unappreciative public,
sought refuge in suicide
In Shanghai, China, ingenious natives black
lead Jumps of ice and sell them for COAL This
must be true, for it is told by Shanghai cor
respondent of the London Times.
President Hayes is inexplicably slow in Civ
ing to waiting nation that promised message
on civil-service reform. He seems to prove
the old adage-the more Hayes the less speed.
Eleven million fish fry will be planted dur
ing the present season in the lakes and rivers
OF Wisconsin. Eight and half millions will
be white-fsh, and two and half millions
trout.
MIR. Hurlbert, of the New York. World, is
the most arduons worker among the chief ed.
ltors of that city. Which accounts for the
+l,o
journal.
Lord Roseberry owns the London Examiner,
and the Marquis of Townshend is the proprie-
tor of Social Notes. Lords, and vet literary
fellers?' Chandler, of Michigan, arise and give
your opinion!
Salmon culture is becoming very extensive
in Germany. Under the auspice. of the
Deutscher Fischerie verein two million eggs are
hatched annually and distributed among tie
various rivers of the empire.
Engraving on glass is now done with the aid
of electricity. The glass is first covered with
concentrated solution of potassium nitrate,
and the design is traced with fine platinum
point connected with one pole of battery.
large school of sharks is following the
Holsatia, in hopes that Bayard Taylor will be
taken sick.-Chicago Times. German in
huence, inculcating love for beer, must be
extending even to the denizens of the sea.
Three female limbs of the law in Washing
ton ran foot-race in the suburbs on Thursday.
1t might be more correct TO say six female
limbs, but the indelicacy Of the thing forbids.
Mrs. Lockwood won. The ladies practice Qaw,
not running) in the district courts.
Gen. Pope says the Utes of southern Colorado
are not to be moved to New Mexico, and that
no trouble can be anticipated in southern
Colorado this summer, except that which occurs
yearly on account of the encroachr .ents of tho
miners of the San Juan district.
Thirteen nurses graduated from the New
York training school Tuesday. DR.. W. H. Dra-
per, who addressed the class, said: .We need
nurses much more than we need doctors, and
wish we graduated every year three four
hundred of you and only thirteen doctors"
In New Brunswick, N j., an ancient maiden
with hair of white is suing her uncle, aged so.
for breach of promise. There seems to be a
family prediction for such proceedings, as
the daughter of the defendant was the success
full plaintiff in similar case. The parties are
named Gulick.
In s1it in Boston against the Oakes Ames
estate, Oliver Ames, the principal executor, de-
clared that the estate was insolvent, and added,
that if the Credit Mobilier suits were decided
against it, it would be involved ''the Lord
knows how deeply" but probably ten or fifteen
million dollars.
Two negroes-Duke Grant, the attendant Oh
MIR. Tweed in Ludlow street JAIL and William
Dore, the white haired man who served success
sively Mr.. Tweed's father, Mr.. Tweed and the
latter's BROTHER Rchard-were among the ve1y
few mourners who shed tears at the funeral Of
the late Boss
The wife of Pat Welsh, of Taylorville, Ill,
was adjudged insane year ago, but he refused
to have her sent to an asylum ordered by the
court. Last Friday morning she entered his
bedroom while he asleep and struck him
with an a blow on the head which will prob
ably prove fatal.
The most prominent feature Of the ceremo-
MES attending the opening of the Paris exposi-
tion May lst will be the reception of the visit
ing princes, and the giving the places of honor
Just about the same as it would have been If
France, instead Of being republic, had re-
manned an empire.
IF he had died in 1S70,'' said Coroner Walt
man as he looked at the small procession
which, scarcely noticed, followed VIM. NJ.
Tweed s body towards the cemetery, broadway
would have been festooned with black and ev-
cry military and civic organization in the city
would have followed him to Greenwood.
Elmira, N. Y, has phenomenal criminal in
| the person of George Sherwood a lad IA years
of age, who is under arrest for arson and has
| admitted his guilt. He has been in the county
jail many times, has been confined in the Roch-
ester house of refuge repeatedly, and has also
been an inmate Of the poor house of Chemung
county.
White bait, that famous little fish which has
| formed the staple of SO many dinners at Green
| wich, near London, and whose praises have
been recorded in poetry and prose, has recently
been discovered in New York Bay. The fish is
found in sufficient quantity to encourage the
expectation that '.white-bait dinners will
hereaftez be feature at Coney Island.
Miss Emma Abott, the singer, having wit
messed the cremation Of Mrs Ben Pitmau, de-
| sires to have her own body after death trans
formed iato "a little parcel of clean, white
bones.' in DR.. Lemoyne's oven. A cremation
| she says, is clean and nice" The bones that
she saw "were clothed in white samite.
mystic, wonderful" Whoa-Emma,
Bismarck lexer to the Chicago times eav.
that the immigration to northern Dakota is i'm
mense. In single day at Fargo one hundred
and fifty entries were made at the United State,
land Office. Things are booming about Fargo.
McCormicks reaper establishment is putting
up big workhouse, and train loads of farming
implements seem to be arriving every day.