Daily globe., 1883-06-18
GLOBELETS.
Blaine will summer in Maine.

Inc venerable ex-Presldent Hopkins, OF
Williams college, is reported to be serious
ly i'll.
The late Gen. Robert E. Lees eldest son
has been farming in Virginia ever since
the war.
Cotton manufactured into duck is said
to be successfully introduced as a roofing
material.
Gov. Cleveland, of New York, and Dan
Manning, Tilden's chief of staff, are mis-
taken for twins.
Morris Moore has sold his Raphael to
the Louvre for $4,000. 1t is the picture
Apollo in Marsyas
James Russell Lowell inherits infam-
matory rheumatism from his father, the
Rev. Charles Lowell.
Sunset Cox recently lectured in Raleigh,
N. c., for the benefit of an orphan asylum,
net receipts $7664.
George B. Mcclellan has become bust
ness manager of one of the Oldest English
insurance companies.
Gen. John B. Gordon will be marshal of
the day at the unveiling of Valentines
statue of General Lee, June %.
Henri Watterson, the Louisville editor.
| has glass eye. Was it with that eye he
lately surveyed Gramercy park?
| The corn prospects in Missouri are
bright. The acreage Is largely increased,
and the general condition good.
The crushed strawberry color that was
so fashionable for time has been sue
ceeded by shade called spilled moIasses.
President Soto. of Honduras, who was
voted $4,000 for a trip to this country
and Europe, is only thirty-seven years old.
Sol Eytinge, the artist, lives in lonely
cottage on Long Island. Margaret
Eytinge, fayorite verse writes, Is his
wife.
The Cleveland & Pittburg railroad
depot at Earlville,, Portage county, Ohio,
was recently destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000.
| The New York and Brooklyn bridge has
more traffic than it can accommodate, and
there are already calls for a duplicate of
the structure.
The prlma donna, Mile Litta, is re-
ported to be lying dangerously i'll at
Bloomington, Illinois. David Davis sends
flowers to her sick room.
Young man." said grave looking gem
tleman, "are you prepared to die?" 81 am
freight brakeman on the Y. Y. & z. road"
was the prompt response.
YES said Brown, STALKER is a great
actor. He is possessed of real TALENT
''And he hides itso perfectly!' added Fogg,
in sympathetic admiration.
The death OF Judge Allen Pardee, aged
ninety-four years, of Wadsworth, Medina
county, is just announced. Five children
and one brother survive him.
The tremendously sensational fact is re-
ported that Gov. Cleveland, of New York,
wears black alpaca coats and wide
brimmed straw hats in summer.
In New York young lawyers have dis
pensed with Office boys. When they are
obliged to leave their Office they call a
messenger boy who waits till they return.
The railroad between the Caspian and
Black seas has been completed and is ready
for use. This opens rich country for
settlement and gives military advantages
10 Russia.
Sullivan has bought house for his
father and mother. To this extent no one
will begrudge him the money he has earned
with his fists, except, perhaps, the bruisers
who have had to take his pummelings.
President Arthur's right arm is an inch
and half longer than when he became
president. Hand-shaking, like the trade
of blacksmith, increases the size and
muscular power of the good right arm.
A salt well is being drilled at Pearl
creek near Warsaw, n. 7. The present
depth is $50 feet. It has passed through
thirty feet OF salt shell, and eighty-fve feet
of pure salt, and the end is not yet reach
ed.
Important elections are held this year in
! Ohio, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi,
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Iowa, New
Jersey and Minnesota. New York, Con
necticut and Virginia elect members of the
legislature.
A scrap Of paper was picked up on the
college campus recently and found to be
a portion of sophOmore's examination
book and on it was written this startling
bit of information: Goal gas was formerly
made from whale oil and rosin and a very
good light
An almost total cessation of shipments
of grain to Europe from eastern ports is
noted. 1t is said that now is the first time
in fifteen years that grain arriving in New
York in the month of May or early June
has been put in warehouses instead of
being loaded for shipment.
''Look heah, Thomas jefferson, dis
heah's nice time fo' you to be gettin'
home" growled Aunt Polly, as her boy
came in long after midnight. ''Oh,
g'long"' retorted Thomas, you dunno nuf-
fin. Hadn't you nebber hearn dat de
darkey's hour is jes' befo' day"
The supreme court of Illinois decides
that man has the right in this country to
dispose of his money in accordance with
his religious convictions, and, consequent
ly, that bequest of money to be used for
| procuring masses to be said for the soul of
the testator will stand in law.
Judge Foraker. the ReDHblican candi-