Daily globe., 1882-01-29
SUNDAY GLOBELErs.
Mortify lusts. sensuality and sloth.

Arthur has reversed the Chilian policy of
Garfield.
Colored men edit and publish over one hun.
dred newspapers in this country.
Strive to be kind forbearing and forgivng
as you can both to friends and foes.
The year 1882 has fifty-three Sundays-sala-
ried pastors ought to charge for an extra Sun
day.
Strive to recommend religion by the cour-
tesy, civilty and condescending character of
your conduct
Adhere most scrupulously to truth, and la
Dor to preserve the strictest integrity, sim
piicity and sincerity
Positive assurances emanating from Wash
ington. indicate that Samuel J. Tilden will be
in the Presidential field in 1884
1t is understood that Mr.. Krkwood will be
rendered first-class foreign mission, when his
successor is appointed as secretary of the
interior
Massachusetts, has 3,44S miles of railroad
track, representing with rolling stock, $l22,-
1864. Last year 1S4 persons were killed
and ll5 injured.
Boston Post "At last the relics of Mime
sota's dshonor have been thrown to the
flames. Over 1000 old bonds were taken up
and 81, 103, 900 in new bonds and cash paid ont.
There are two women bachelors in England,
at Newpham college, who have attained the
highest scientific honors at the University of
London One is married, the other is single.
The anti-mon onopoly Star of New York calls
tigers who devour the lives of the people, .
and wants him indicted for the Spuyten Duy-
vii disaster.
The senate bill appropriatng $4,000 to Mrs.
Lincoln, and increasing her pension to $1,000
per annum has passed the house of represen-
tatiyes without opposition. Who says repub-
lies are ungrateful.
Col. Ingersoll makes such lovely funeral
Grafton that Mark Antony would get wild with
envy at hearing him, and The great public re-
grets that the coloncl's friends don't die oftener
so as to give him more chances.
A movement is on foot in New Jersey to Sc
cure the enactment of a law by the legislature
establishing a whipping post for the punish
ment of husbands who beat their wives.
''Sauce for the goose is sauce Ior the gander."
The property OF P T. Barnom, the great
Snowman, Is valued at $3,000,000. The ex-
penses of his travelling show this year, he ex-
poets, Will reach 5000 day. He thinks his
advertising bills will amount for the season to
S2U0,00O
The Christian Leader aptly calls the late DR..
Leonard Bacon lone Of the most conspicuous
figures in the New England pulpit for hall a
century," and adds: ''He was editor; agita-
tor, reformer, educator, historian and Congre-
gatonal Pontifex Maximus -
The announcement is made that the British
government is about to call home its naval at
tache at Washington and not TO replace him
by appointing su, cessor. AS there is no navy at
Washington worthy OF the name, there is no
object in keeping British naval attache
there.
The hard, black German slate pencils have
been superseded by the round, white ones OF
clay slate. These last are obtained from mex
haustible quarres in Vermont. Thirty five
PNhSAiS
is proposed TO increase the daily output to
100000.
The Taunton (Mass.) Gazette, the Boston
Herald, and several other Republican journals,
are endorsing the sentiment that "Mrs. Lin
coin has son in high station who ought to
be ashamed that the povery aud weakness Of
his mother are constantly paraded before the
public"
No stoves ought to be allowed on railroad
cars. The late disasters, as well as previous
ones, emphasize this fact On many roads
cars are warmed by steam from the engine.
This involves additional expense, but should
not be taken into account compared with
safety to life.
In Kansas the death of a child is thus re-
ported: "Valetia Oriana (called Daisy, aged
s years." ETC., etc. If she was called Daisy,
why wasn't she named Daisy, and if she was
named Valetia Oriana, why was she called
something else? Alas for the poor babies who
have to bear such names.
1t is ascertained, with some expressions of
qualification, that the number of convicts IN
the New York state prisons has been steadily
decreasing of late years. The daily average
number of convicts in Clinton, Auburn and
Sing Sing prisons is 1897 in 1881, against
3, soy in 1850, and the number was less by 1856
than 1877.
The brilliant light of The electric arc is
found to be much less dangerous to the eyes
than was for some time believed. So high
medical authority as the London Lancet re-
ports that but oAe case of serious injury from
exposure to the dazzling light has come under
its notice, and in that instance the exposure
was unusually severe and prolonged.
For over fifty-feur years Squire Shelton, of
Aberdeen, Ohio, the ''Gretna Green" of Amer
lea, on the Ohio river, performed the mac
riage ceremody for runaway couples from
Kentucky and other states, making 1000 per-
sons happy or miserable. His successor,
Squire Beasley, who began twelve years ago,
has married 1890 couples, mostly under age.
An Eastern journal, in response to inquiry,
says Roscoe Conkling is uncomnonly well,
and enjoying lucrative practice in New York
city, estimated at not less than $4,000 year.
The "year," however, is not up yet Ills year,
doubtless, to realize that amount, will be
reckoned on the bible basis of ''times, times
and half" covering indefinite time.
new garroting machine has been discov-