Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-11-11
GLEANINGS.

Since those whom the gods love die young, Pack thinks that the gods can- not love Spring chickens.
 The present population of Russia is l45.000,000, having increased rapidly since 1870, when it was about 85, 300, GOO.
 Mark Twain remarks that all we need to possess tine finest navy in the world is ships-for we have plenty of water.
 It will require several years yet to complete the Washington monument. The entire cost is estimated at S3,000,- GOO.
 It is proposed to erect an equestrian statue of General Harrison, the hero of Tippecanoe, at one of the gates of Cir cle Park, Indianapolis.
 Turkish wheat, which was introduced into Kansas two years ago, is in great demand for milling at Minneapolis, whither shipments are being made
 For the first time in it's history no liquor is sold in Louisville, the old cap- ital of Georgia, or in the county of Jeff erson.
 A veteran of Waterloo, who was one of the party that fired over the grave of Sir John Moore, has just died a pauper in a London workhouse.
 There are at present 5000 Pennsvl- vanians living in Kansas, 107, 900 Suck CTS, 77,000 Hoosiers, and 93,000 Buck eyes.
 An English authority on good man. ners says: '1t is inadmissible to speak of lunch-a person of any pretensions to good breeding would call it lunch eon.''
 It is stated that Levy, the cornetist, gets more salary than an editor He does, and it isn't fair. We know lots of editors who are bigger blowers than Levy.-Lynn Bee.
 Lady Habberton's now celebrated di- vided skirt, introduced into London last season, is worn in the English mountain regions by the most fearless lady climb CTS.
 An obituary notice in Mormon pa- per in Salt Lake city closes touchinglv: ''He leaves nine widows and thirty eight children to mourn his irreparable loss"
 A philosopher says: "The man who laughs is the sympathetic man." It is astonishing how many sympathizers man has when he sits down and hurts himself
 Josh Billings two springs in tie White Mountains are in excellent con- dition, and over the cup of the one near Emerald Pool is the legend, ''Tak q drink, mi friend, but don't talk the cup. Yurs, without struggle, Josh Billings"
 The spring water sold in Boston is from little mineral springs in the sub urbs. Many little establishments have sprang up in Boston for its sale. The water is first aerated and then sold at 2 cents a glass.
 The Church of England is said to re- ceive rents from more public houses than any brewers firm in the country. On the premises of the Archbishop of Canterbury himself is public house whose revenues from the sale of liquor are 910,O00 year.
 The British Museum has acquired 138 volumes of Oriental manuscripts dating from 959 to 1045. They consist of Arabic commentaries on the Bible, written by Karate Jews; of Karaite and Raboinic liturgics and hymns, and of various polemic and other treatises
 The Hon. Trenor W. Park, of North Bennington, Vt, has bought mansion and extensive grounds in that town which he proposes to convert into home for destitute children and infirm women. He will endow the institution with half a million dollars. The Boston Herotd says that this act will do much to soften some of the hard things which have been said about Mir. Park in the past in connection with politics and railroads.
 A peal of five bells. given Yale col lege by Robins Battell and sister, will bs hung in Battell chapel The peal is founded on the major trial of G and comes from the Van Aerschot foundry at Louraine, Belgium, the first bells that have ever come to this country from that foundry. The heaviest bell weighs 1,475 pounds and is nearly fl inches diameter.
 In MT. Spurgeon's inexhaustible fund of Illustrative stories is one of man who used to say to his wife, Mary. go to church and pray for us both" But the man dreamed one night when he eiiNt Alo hlAO SOI tO biIC : tlO OA 1Atif Oi Peter said: Mary, go in for both" He awOke and made up his mind that it was time for him to become Christian on his own account
 The New York Times dyspeptically observes that ''when person steps out of the ranks of comfortable and con- monplace humanity and gets off some where by the side of the road and labels himself Positivist, Freethinker, Atheist, etc., the world speedily sets him down as an ass, and, in nineteen cases out of twenty, the world is right; the twen- tieth case is usually one of simple luna cy."
 Some interesting objects were brought to light few weeks ago at Pompeii. Among them were these: A beautiful inlaid marble table, with reclining bed ornamented with paintings; 6 bronze vessel with revolving handle; two Egyp- tian statues, covered with patina of green glass; @ tortoise and frog in mar ble; Bacchus in terra cotta; two mar ble busts, and skeleton with bronze hair-pins beside it.
 The great cattle range of Wyoming, under the military protection of Fort Mckinney, is about three hundred miles square. In this area there are now grazing 5O0,OO0 head of cattle worth S27 head, amounting to $13,- 500,0 GOO, to which can be added the value of the hOrseSand ranches of the cattle-men and the farmers and the stock of the grangers, making at least