Daily globe., 1882-09-18
GL0BELETS.

Lit i=estimated that there are 1000 opium
caters in Philadelphia.
The building Of church edifees is being
prosecuted with great vigor III Omaha.
Senator Logan says there is plenty of
time to talk about the presidential caadi-
date.
The Chicago Intel" Ocean predicts the
return OF the seventeen year cholera next
summer
They asked a Chicago man whether he
was an optimist Or pessimist- He said he
was neither, He always voted the Repub-
lican ticket.
The Jewish refugees seem not to be we'll
satisfied with this country, and now the
project of colonizing them in Palestine
is, being Eevied.
|. Detroit Free Press: A Jersey man has
invented cigar-holder by means of which
a man can smoke three cigars at one time;
but, alasr no man can invent three-bar-
relied beer glass.
Boston Post: The Liquor dealers of
Topeka, Kansas, shaved the tail and name
of horse owned by prosecuting attor-
ney- The horse was undoubtedly good
deal to blame for the prohibitory law.
A disease called 'office seeking" has
broken out in violent form in President
Arthur's cabinet, and Folger is after the
| governorship of New York. and Teller,
Frelinghuysen and Lincoln, are striving to
gain seats in the United States senate. The
disease may carry some of them off.
At a late conference of the M. E. church,
at Portage City, Wis, Bishop Andrews
presiding, the bishop produced decided
sensation, by sharply criticising ministers
who degenerate into politicians or be-
come mere temperance workers." When
asked if the clergy might not be ministers
first, and politicians afterwards, he
brusquely answered, ''Nor'
Typhoi; fever has been epidemic in
Paris in recent years. and in 1880 and i'll
1881 the mortality from this disease was
more than four times as great as in Lon
don. During one week recently only eleven
deaths from entric or typhoid fever vera
registered in London,against 1O6 in Paris.
Judging from the French official returns,
typhus, however, is unknown in Paris, al
though the disease is still far from extinct
in London.
st. Petersburg dispatch has the follow
ing: The recent speech of General Dreuteln
Governor of Kieff, accusing the Jews of
slander in asserting that the authorities
connived at the anti-Semitic disorders, and
advising them to give the country a little
of the inordinate love they lavish on money,
has caused a sensation. General Dreuteln
pointed out that many Jews had been
obliged to return from America, and were
starving in Palestine. They were better
in Russia than anywhere if they only knew
it.
few weeks ago Editor Mcclure of the
Philadelphia1imes stated over his own sign
ature that he had in possession proofs that
certain land league leaders were negotiat-
ing with Don Cameron for the sale to him
of the votes of the land leaugers of Penn
sylvania, with which it was hoped to make
sure Of the election of the Cameron ticket
in that state in November. Mcclure de-
clined to make public the information
which he had at that time, but promised
to do so Later. He has now kept his word
and made some startling disclosures.
The Atlanta Constitution, in summing up
the political condition in Georgia. says
that there is not white man, woman or
child in the state of Georgia that is not
personally or vitally interested in preserv-
ing the Democratic organization, and in
perpetuating the conditions which that Or
IL L 10 Al~c@
No matter what shape opposition to Mr..
Stephens may assume-no matter on what
grounds it is based-it goes to strengthen
and help the tremendous effort which the
national Republican party, with its head
quarters at Washington, is now making to
cripple and destroy the Democratic organ
ization in Georgia.
The Louisville Cous-ier-Journot IS
''whooping her up" for Col Walford for
congress. 'They are massing both men
and money" it says against the gallant
old Union soldier, and if they succeed by
their enginery and devices in overthrow
ing him, they will Cry out in one voice,
rebel malice Democrats should look to
it that they do not succeed. If they mass
thoir 1OfCcS, We lnuSt iHdSc Jul AoACCo' IL
they raise money, we must raise money
That old man. must not be sacrificed
He has acted like hero all the way
through, has nobly won his horse, his sad-
die, his bride and his spurs, and we should
not and must not rest until we see hirn
clear all the fences, lip the dome of the
capitol and dash down the middle aisle of
the house, carrying the star-spangled ban
ner-
oh, long may it wave,
Ger the land of the free
AID the home OF the brave.