Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-26
SUNDAY GLOBELErS.

fllate, mas oeen purcudoSo ny INC austrian
government.
Henry Leon, Chinaman, who has been in
this country over seven years, has been natu-
rallied in Philadelphia.
The wife of Senator Malone, OF Virgins,
is said to have become very much OF favorite
in Washington society.
The new English bishopric of Newcastle has
been offered to Canon George Henry Wilkin-
son, High Churchman.
The New York Garfield club expect to Sc
cure 100000 signatures to a petition asking
President Arthur to pardon Sergeant Ma
son.
The Baltimore conference of the NJ. Z.
church, at its recent session, adopted resolu-
ton urging the prompt suppression of poly
gamy.
Guiteauis getting fat, ready for the slaugh-
ter on June so. Inspiration has left him,
and his reliance now is not on Deity, but on
the court in banc.
The Mormons at Salt Lake are bitterly be-
wailing the passage through congress OF the
anti-polygamy bill. Their only hope is that
it may be declared unconstitutional.
Queen Victoria has gone to Menstone,
town of France, in Alpes. Maritimes, situated
on the Mediterranean, fourteen miles by rail
| from Nice. 1t is favorite sanitary resort.
The subscription for an American memorial
| window in Westminster Abbey's chapter
house has been closed, an ample amount haV-
ing been raised, chiefly from Episcopalians
| and Unitarians.
It is announced that the Hon. A. e..
Stephens, of Georgia, will permanently retire
from political and official life at the end of
his present congressional term, which will ex-
pire March 4, 1888.
OF the population ,677, 47s) Of Greece, ac-
| cording to the census of 1879, the Orthodox
Church has 1,G25 $780, Christions of other de-.
nominations number only 14,677, and there
are 1892 non Christians.
In these days of dissolving religious views,
| it would do no harm to bear in mind the fact,
that too free and emphatic denunciation OF
! faith once subscribed to is a possible rehec-
| ton upon the denunciator.
The pulpit desk used for many years BY the
late DR.. Leonard Bacon in the Centre church,
New Haven, was sent to Honolulu when the
church was repaired, few years ago, and is
now in use there in Kawaiahao church.
Senator Pendleton has declined the invitation
| to speak at the LaSalle bi-centennial celebra-
ton at New Orleans, on the ground of accu-
mutation of duties during his long absence by
reason of death in his family and his own ILL
ness.
The English Blptist Hand-boOk for 1882
states that thirteen churches and thirty
chapels were erected last year. Eighty six
chapels were enlarged and chapel sittings aug
mented by $4,000. The increase in members
| was 5,700.
Governor Cameron, of Virginia, thinks that
| the gubernatorial chair is not very great ele-
walton for man who has been editor OF an in
fuential newspaper, and in the capitol he re-
| tains the simple and affable manner which he
formerly cultivated in the journalistic sane
| tum.
The death was recently reported, at the
Academy of the Visitation, Washington. of
| Sister Blandina, who for thirty years had been
| valued inmate of that convent. To the outer
| world she was known as Mary Rainsford
| Brown, a cousin of the novelist, G.. P. r.
James.
Wine flows bumptuously at President
Arthur's state dinners. At recent dinner
six kinds of wine were dispensed. The Chi
nese minister, as we'll as others, imblbed
| freely and smacked his lips with delighted sat
isfaction. Did not the portrait of Mrs. Hayes,
in the east room, frown on this state debau CHI :
Guiteau, the assassin, is allowed greater
privileges than any other murderer the coun-
try ever had. Hundreds are permitted to
visit him daily, and he lis kept busy making
merchandise of his photographs and autho-
graphs. Why is this consideration ex-
tended to the yilest mlscreant that pollutes
the earth.
1t is question to what extent appeals for
government relief are justiiable, but there is
no question that general truth is stated by
the New York Tribune when it says the habit
of looking for federal aid upon every occasion
of distress should not be encouraged. 1t is
unjust to the taxpayers, and is apt to breed
udDlLS Vi uclplcoouCoo duu AuAOuSSo ohAOho WV
recipients of government bounty.
A bill is before the New York Legislature
making it unlawful for any company or cor
poration carrying passengers to charge for the
conveyance of the governor, state officers,
members of the legislature, judges or justices
of the courts of record of the state, and the
measure is not without commendable features,
since IN no other way does it seem possible to
relieve the bribe- takers of obligations to the
giver
81 have one of the best pianos in the world;
it was made to order for me. l have had it
ten years, and it has only been tuned three
times since, and it is in pretty fair tune now;
try it," she said, as she opened the lid.
Snow, how often ought piano to be tuned?"
"Well, madam. that depends on what kind Of
piano it is, what sort of care is taken
of it, and who uses it. AZ artist has
his piano tuned every time he uses it, profess
sional people every time it needs it, purchasers
of firstclass instruments three or four times
year, and people with sole-leather ears, never .
-[Music.
THE Independent. Christian England and
Christian America do well to hold Indignation
meetings over the outrages in Christian Russia