Daily globe., 1883-10-30
GLOBELETS.

The places of striking freight handlers
at Galveston were easily filled.
The British lion is still growing at
French movements in Madagascar.
Does base ball encourage loaferism?
An indianapolis preacher says it does.
Chief Justice Coleridge recently visited
the grave of Washington at Mt. Vernon.
The taxable values in Texas have been
increased $1oO,0oo,Ooo in the past year.
A woman 26 years old vas married the
other day in Sacramento for the fifth time.
Frederick Douglass estimates the negro
population Of the United States at 7,O00,-
600.
The body of Mr.. Kronberg, of Chicago
has been cremated at the Pittsburg crema-
tory.
The license tax of S15O on wholesale
liquor dealers in Chicago has been de-
clared invalid.
Order has been restored at Port au Prince
after the loss of 800 lives and S4,000,0GO
of property.
The United States surveyors have found
SOC geysers and 5000 hot springs in Yel-
lowstone park.
Charles A. Dana will go to Europe for
the winter, yet the Sun will continue "to
shine for all."
1t is thought Major j. s. Billings, medi-
cal department q. 8. A. is the coming sur
geen general.
Robbers plundered store near San
Diego, Texas, murdered man and es-
capped into Mexico.
Ex-Cadet Whitaker hes established a
military school for the colored young men
at Charleston s. G.
Gov. Butler of Massachusetts, says he
will be delegate to the Democratic Ma
tional convention in 1884.
The working people are going to give
Mr.. Gladstone present of e splendid ser
vice OF Grown Darby china.
There are 100000 tramps in the Ger
man Empire. That beats the army of
tramps in the United States.
The American, British and Continental
cable company has been incorporated in
London with capital of ei,5O0,0O0.
There sre 120 newspapers in the
United States conducted by colored men,
| The Oldest has been published 19 years.
The old house in which Stonewall jack
son was born, in CIarksburg, Va, has been
torn down to make way for improvements,
Circulars containing black lists of iu-
rors who have served on murder trials are
| being distributed by thousands in Dublin.
An Ohio paper has been forcsd to the
painful conclusion that the only thing the
prohibitionists prohibit is Republican
victory.
The Governor of Texas is about to ask
the legislature TO enact law requiring
railroads to run extra cars for colored
people.
A water famine al through the prairie
| country Of Alabama, mora commonly
known as the 'blaok feet" is causing grest
suffering.
At the marriage of Miss Mary Webster,
of Plainfeld, to Lieut.. Jones Z. Luske, OF
the o. S. engineer corps, each gave the
other ring.
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest of partiea charged with circulating
false reports as to the standing OF firms
in Montreal.
The grand jury Of ST. Clair county, H.,
have indicted twenty switchmen for in-
timidating men who offered to take the
place of strikers.
The 117th anniversary of the founding
of American Methodism Will be observed
ia the Old John street church, New, York,
on the 28th inst.
The commission of experts state that
the epidemic at Brewton, Alabama, is un-
dOubtedly yellow fever. There have been
81 cases and 10 deaths.
At the conservation OF the Rev. Henry
G. Potter an assistant bishop of The do
cese of New York, 10 bishops and 600
clergymen took part in the service.
Oscar Wilde made a fat failure as q
lecturer in Manchester, England. More
than half of his audience went out before
he had been talking ten minutes.
The U. s. treasury department. has re-
| ceived conscience money to the amount of
| $500, from some person unknown in Pitts
burg signing himself Clergyman"
Victor Hugo has much bric-a-bac and
many English visitors. On his drawing
room mantel-piece is the following notice:
''Forbeinde to touss inthing in this room.'
A colored man brought action in the
Toronto courts to compel the school board
to admit his daughter to the public
schools. The case was decided against
him.
Vice President Hoxie of the Information
al railroad Of Texas declines to provide
separate coaches for colored persons.
Gov. Ireland thinks separate coaches is the
only way to preserve the peace.
According to the ''Catholic Directory"
the number Of Catholics in the United
States was 5,7eo,0O0 in 1874, and 6,s8O.OO0
in 1882. This is equivalent to an increase