Daily globe., 1882-04-13
GLOBRLETs.

MOIgdu county, LOulsidud, Wdb 6uOmCikCu
by the late food to the depth of eight feet.
Over $4,000 Immigrants have left Harris
burg for the United States In the last two
months.
JEFF Davis has already realized $2l 900 from
the sale Of his new book, the history OF the
The detectives of Berlin are considering
measures for scvering the German Socialists
from the Nihillsts.
The earl of Redsdale has introduced into the
British house OF lords bill excluding athe-
lists from parliament.
Since the close OF the war it Is alleged the
government has reduced its debt $4,000
day, including Sundays.
The last "social' noted in the "Zenith city
of the unsalted sea" was pancake so,ial."
1t wasn't "as nat as a pancake" either!
The Pope recently sent on Palm Sunday to
Cardinal McCabe, archbishop Of Dublin, a
handsome palm as special mark of favor.
The mother of "Helen's Babies" has another
sparkling work in press, entitled "Mrs. May
burns Twins," full of fun, frolic and reality.
A Pittsburg paper reports the largely in
creased sale of oleomargarine. One retail
grocer reports the sale of this product as
three times as great as that of genuine butter.
Edwin Booth is said to have drawn 100000
already as is share of the profits OF the present
season, which will close at his old theater in
New York, in the latter part of the present
month.
3 The poet Longfellow, is said to have al
ways bourne the infiction of countless visi-
tors with genial patience, 81 consider" he
used to say ''that / have entertained a great
many angels unaware"
A new theater is to be built in Leicester
Square, London, to be called Pandora, prob
ably on account of the boxes, which, it is to
be hoped will not be charged with the same
dire element, is that OF the tabled Pandora.
Pauline Maurel, the contralto of the Abbott
company, died recently in Boston. She was
married within year. Miss Maurel was In
telligent and industrious, with good con-
tralto voice, and seemed to have bright
future before her.
/ A bill has passed the Maryland legislature
and hss been signed by the governor, reducing
the street railroad fare in the city of Baltimore
to five cents, and reducing the tax on the
gross earnings OF street railroads from 12 to
9 per cent. of their gross earnings.
Mr.. John Russell Young, the newly ap-
pointed minister to China, will be married on
the eve of his departure for China to Miss
Coleman, neice of Ex-Governor Jewell, of
Connecticut. The lady is young, accomplish
ed and handsome. She will be his second
wife.
The Prussian Diet seems to have yielded to
Prince Bismack' s'persuasions so far as the revo-
catiou Of the laws against the Roman Catholic
church is concerned. The bill which has been
passed, would in some respects form the meas
ure intended by the government, but, as it met
the approval of the Roman Catholic deputies,
it must have been fairly liberal.
Cassius NJ. Clay, ex-antl.slayery Republican
of Kentucky; Montgomery Blair, of Mary
land, who was a member of President Lin
coins first cabinet; Charles A. Dana, an ex-
Republican editor, now editor Of the New
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Louisville Courier-Journal, have all declared
their preference for Samuel j. Tilden as the
Democratic candidate for president in 1854.
Mr.. Lowell, minister to England, it is re-
ported Is to be recalled, because of his dllia-
toriness in securing the release of American
citizens confined IN prisons in Ireland. 1t is
reported however, that he has acted, and all
American citizens so imprisoned, have been
released, except five, aud negotiations
for their release are in progress, and the hope
is entertained that a result will be reached
satisfactorily and honorable alike in both gov
ernments.
A bill has been introduced into the United
States senate, to print and have bound in book
form 1900 copies of the full report Of the
assassin, Guiteau. All will be distributed to
congress and the departments, except 1000
copies, which will be put on sale at 10 per
cent advance of cost. The book is liable to
be in great demand by the legal profession
and others, and the plates will be preserved
to multiply unlimited numbers of copies to
supply future demands.