Daily globe., 1883-06-16
GLOBELETS.

The Gar of all the Russias grandly
wears his crown, and still lives.
Mrs. Langtry, who will scour the land if
| it takes all snmmer, has returned from
Halifax.
Perry H. Smith, the Chicago capitalist,
has been released from the Wisconsin In
sane Asylum. He is said to be convalescent.
Perhaps the amiable Senator Hoar thinks
that Tewksbury tanned human skin, will
answer for Gen. Butler instead of Har-
| ward sheep skin.
| A writer in the Edinburg Rerie,c says
that the accusation of sacrificing a young
christian child at Easter is one which Jews
expect from time to time, and known to
be the forerunner of persecution.
The Republicans of Massachusetts are
torn up by the vigorous gubenatorial &C
ton of Gov. Butler, and have turned to de-
crepit old Harvard for help, despairingly
| crying, Help US. Cassius, or we sink"
Senator Hoar, a member of the Harvard
board of overseers, in voting against the
| proposed LII. D. to Gen. Butler soiled
himself without hurting the General.
Blind hatred is like an insects frenzy when
| it bites itself and dies.
Mr.. Wilkins, editor of the Whitehall
Times, and author of the new political
novel, "The CIeverdale Mystery" has writ
ten new book, which will be published
next fall. The scenes of the new work are
laid principally IN New York and Wash
ington.
The removal of the Cherokees to the In
dian Territory took place 45 years ago
this month. Of the company of 1O4 men
mustered into service by Gen. Scott at Cal
houn, on the Tennessee River, to remove
these Indians, only II survive, and they
have just held reunion at Bolivar, Tenn.
Au Yong Wing, the Chinese Consul res
de Mt in New York, with the mombers of
his Consulate, on recent Sabbath attend
ed Plymouth church Brooklyn. Doubtless
they we're edited By Beecher's new evsiu-
| ton theology. Their probable thought is
that China ought to send missionaries to
Brooklyn.
Senator Morrill, OF Vermont, and Pro-
fessor Goodwin Smith will deliver address
at the Cornell commencement; Edward
Everett will speak at Brown University;
Senator Paddock at Trinity; Father Ryan
| at the University OF Virginia, and Judge
Manning, of Louisiana, at the University
of North Carolina.
kallock, the clergyman, who three years
| ago was mayor of San Francisco and as
pired to become senator, has gone into
the stock-raising business in Santa Cruz
county, and his son, who killed Charles De
Young, and was acquitted, now roams
about California, by turns preacher, editor,
and pot-house politician.
George W. Lane, the president of the
New York Chamber of Commerce, has
profted by the example of the distin-
guished David Davis, of Illinois. At the
age of sixty-fve years and with hair as
white as his big stacks of silver, he has
married Miss Louisa Gilman, a young
woman of Norwich, Conn. The nuptials
were slyly celebrated last Wednesday and
the next day the couple left for Europe
The sale of Prince Napoleon's chateau
at Prangins is alleged to be due to the
neighborhood having become head centre
of socialism. 1t is explained that it is not
| pleasant for the Prince when taking a ru-
raj walk to find himself face to face with a
man or woman who openly declares that
''the time has come for the slaughter of
all princes and bourgeois, for when the
| hogs are fattened then IS the time to kill
| them"
The son OF praise God Barebones, -
was familiarly known as Damned Bare
bones. 1t is historically true Hume so
records it) that the Puritans in England
gave to child the name 'If-Christ-had-
not-died -for-thee-thou- hadst-been-damned
Barebones." He lived under the affiiction
and we believe became a member of Par
| lament, and for convenience all the words
of his Christian name were dropped but
| the last and he was called Damned Bare
| bones.' The name of the father was
| ''Praise God Barebones." The names may
still be found on the official lists in Eng
land.
| A mass meeting of laboring men, called
under the auspices of the National Fedora
tion of labor unions was held in Washing
ton city the other night. Resolutions
were passed denouncing Secretary Lincoln
for his failure to enforce the eight-hour
law in the war department and its
branches. Governor Butler was referred
to as the only friend of the workingman
now in public life, and every mention of
his name was cheered to the echo. A me-
mortal was forwarded to the Executive
Mansion urging the President to call an
extra session of congress in the interests of
the laboring man.
| The st Gothard railroad has made Genoa
the most convenient seaport for north and
central Switzerland, and she hopes to get
some of the trade which Antwerp has been