The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
JOURNALISMS.

Some of the bes, parasraphng in the tsnited States is now appearing in the Glasgow Ny IImr5.
 Iutc Wilcox. of ;hc Las Vegas 0bf.s. Is writing with q sisor which must certain ly make his paper popular
 The Hornft k the name of new paper )ust started at Niek>burg. It Is as brigh, as the war paint of . yellow lacket.
 The Bloomington Ere winks with the wisdom of m owl. Every one appreciate such bright paper. II Is read Eye.
 Bill Nye. the ripe peach of American humor. has returned to Laramie after an apparently aimless scout over the country.
 George Dit,oe. of the Newport Ky. ltaIc koarnal is q boyish looking fellow with q suggestive appetite and an ability to extract humor from anything.
 The Frankford HeyaM shakes the quaintes, of humor ou; of Philadelphia In the hands of the editor. the William Penn Is mighuc7 than the shears.
 George Mclnptte eirummond. Tar heel. of Detroit tAtF has accepted position on the Louisville .Hastone. He k an originsl. yigorols writer. and will bring many friends to the RdSeoHe.
 D. 4. Brower editor oi the Gazette. has returned frem q visit To Ohio. His return will be welcomed by the Ga-eik<'s readers. The people have learned 10 reae with pleasure his vigorous associa- ton vi language and idea.
 Harvey Mathes. of the Memphis Le.f- .s..t. since delivering hIs oraiion on jour nalism. has returned home and settled down to effective political work. The LfdStrs influence Is growing rapidly and even extends far beyond the state lines of Tennessee.
 George Peek. the Milwaukee mission ary. writes "iih a >orroWiul aulll. II is said that he plucked II from the wings of night. but ihis statement ;s not true. Mir i'eck Is never out al night. With him there Is no night. for his magnificent Snn k always shining.
 The other nigh, Nr H. G. Allis. busi- ness manager of the tiaeefH. was pre- sented with mas sniTcent desk by his former business associates of the L. R., NJ. K. X I. road. NJ Alis. although in the newspape, business. $ one of the most perfect gentlemen in the state.
 The n'r1ing RarHs,. of Nashville. is one of the ,cry hest newspapers in the south The morning edition k a new venture. but the welcome with which il l> rcceNcd ln>ures success. The work of Robert Miller is everywhere apparent in he BaHreys columns He is a new school louFnalis;. and stands high in the profession.
 Grisxold. of the Cincinnati SatHyday ti,-Ht. has produced as much pure hu- mot 4s any man n tbe world. and sir. he s still proaaciag j'. The name of the -' Fat .Cor.r.nu:or 8}H '1e remembered when Sheridan ana i-arno lie under the cobwebs ot ctc-na, -h'. Humor ripens Siowly. sad great arl;e7 Appreciation lar humor G-tcloDes Nlth aD edaal lack ot rush. Nelf> fSaga 1oa when the American peanle stop and look around. when the man wha aaN ; running stops ;o read. he VII . al attr ne - at Con ;r,5utor.
 George Russ Breau has resigned his position a> cIty edi,o- of the Little Rock kemo.yit. and. 'he FFst af August. will iake charge of tse eisy department of the Ga-etfe. having purchased an interest in that mammoth sheet, Ar Brown will De decided st-en srh to the already strong combination. lie IS the best news man in the state. is uaacquainted with wearIness of enterprise. and always works wish a ggiokness and energy which IS sc effective n creating demand for his paper. He has large influence among advertisers and business men. fact winch he GI-<.T cannot .ai! 70 ap,re- ciate.
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