Daily globe., 1882-09-23
GIOBELETS.

Cincinnati is organizing aItroop of cav
airy.
The Swiss astronomer, Emil Plantamour,
is dead.
The present debt of the city of New York
is $97,5OO,OOO.
Plattsburg, N. Y, boasts of citizen
named Constant Agony.
In France the proposition to establish
the Office of vice president is being dis
cussed.
Burger & eastman, of New York city
cotton brokers, have failed. Liabilities
$55,OOO.
Statisticians assert that this is the great
est year for good crops ever known in the
United States.
The empress of Russia is said to be one
of the most expert women in equestrienne
exercises known.
Eigthy-seven horses and three elephants
of Coup's late circus, have been sold to a
livery man for $18,752, in one lot.
Senator Lamar is reported as having
said that he would like to end his days as
a professor in the Georgia university.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
voluntarily paid Jersey City $4,000 in aid
of the municipal government for 1882.
The most ancient journal in the world is
the King Po, published in Pekin, China,
which is nearly one thousand years old.
During the week ending September 16,
New Orleans showed the smallest list of
mortality in any week since August, 1880
The Montreal police have been notified
from London, England, to look out for a
Russian who stole $4,000 worth of bonds
there.
The value of domestic breadstufs ex-
August, is $11O,O15,7O3, against $157,5O5,-
205 for the same time in 1881.
A contract has been signed between the
government of Spain and Braam for lay
ing a cable between Lisbon and the United
States touching at the Azores.
A band of Grow Indians recently ap-
peared at Bloner Greek, on the borders of
Kansas and Nebraska, and committed vari-
Gus depredations, greatly frightening the
inhabitants.
A minister in Quebec recently refused to
marry man to his deceased wife's sister,
not that the marriage would not be valid,
but the law did not compel him to perform
the ceremony.
The Mexican consul at San Francisco is
returning to their native country many
Mexicans, who, like hundreds of other peo-
pie of other nationalities, cannot find
means of support in that city.
Adams & Co., silk manufacturers, of
New York city, have failed. Liabilities
$1,O92,795; nominal assets, $780,, ,792; ac-
tual assets, 1885,, 1888. Individual liabilities:
Henry Adams, $32,327; nominal assets,
$13,OO7.
Charles Segner and Charles Cope have
been arrested at Massilon, o., for the at
tempted assassination of prominent cit
izen named Henry Brugh, who was fired at
several times, one bullet striking him in
the neck
Elk Governor Bullock, of Georgia, owns
the only verbatim copy of the late Senator
~->AA ''ih7oACOA opOOSHs AOhAy w.
Grady, of the Atlanta Constitution, says of
the speech that it twas certainly the fiercest
Philippe of late days.
A wealthy young Brazilian student in
the Syracuse university intends to become
Methodist preacher and preach in his
own land, and when he comes into pos
session of his property to endow an Ameri-
can chair in the university.
Oscar Wilde was only unesthetically
smoking cigar in horse car recently in
New York, The conductor gruff1y said,
''You must get outside if you want to
smoke" This pink of refinement and
good manners incontinently ''got."
Since 1880 the number of suicides in
France has trebled. In that year there
were five for every 100000 inhabitants. In
1881 there were fifteen. The total number
of suicides in the last year was $3.50, of
whom seventy-nine per cent. were men.
The celebrated Miss Lucy Stone. has Sc
ceded from the Boston Woman Suffrage