Daily globe., 1883-06-17
SUNDAY GLOBLETS.

ANACHARsIs: Wise men argue causes ana
fools decide them.
MADAME De SrAM: Architecture is
frozen music.
EMERSON Greek architecture is like the
dowering of geometry.
ADDISON: Arguments out of a pretty
mouth are unansW cradle.
SHENsroNE: Immoderate assurance is
perfect RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Mrs. OsGooD: Give me the eloquent
cheek, where bushes burn and die.
SHAKESPEARE: Company, villainous
company, have been the spoil of me.
BISHOP WHATLEY: He that is not open
to conviction, is not qualified for discus
sion.
DWIGHT: The Bible is window IN this
prison of life through which We look into
eternity.
Ps1oR: In argument SMILES are like
songs in love; they much describe; they
nothing prove.
WASHINGTON: The company in which
you will improve most will be least expen-
sive to you.
BIBLE: He that walketh with wise men
shall be wise; but companion of fools
shall be destroyed.
LAvATER: He who comes from the
kitchen smells of its smoke; he who adheres
to sect has something of its cant; the col
lege air pursues the student, and dry in
humanity pursues him who herds with
literary pedants.
FRANKLIN: A Bible and newspaper
in every house, good school in every dis
trict-alI studied and appreciated as they
merit are the principal supports Of virtue,
morality and civil liberty.
GOETHE: It is belief II the Bible,
the fruits of deep meditation,
which have served me as the guide of my
moral and literary life. have founda cap
itaI safely invested and richly productive
of interest.
Worcester, Mass, has licensed 259 liquor
drinking places.
Jenny Lind wears a wig and otherwise
shows the ravages of age. She lives in
London.
The anniversary of the death of Gen.
GaribaIdi was recently commemorated
throughout Italy.
General Longstreet believes the $4,000
colored voters in Georgia are slowly gravi-
tating towards the Democracy.
The people of Zurich have, by popular
vote, sanctioned the bill providing for the
restoration of capital punishment.
According to a report from Rome, the
Vatican has abandoned for the present the
hope of establishing diplomatic relations
with England.
Brooklyn bridge fire works on the night
of the dedication were distinctly seen from
the top of High Point, peak of the Cats
kill mountains, 100 miles distant.
A late dispatch from Tamatave says
the French bombarded two ports on the
northwest coast of Madagascar, causing
much destruction of British and other
merchandise.
Early morning walks will make languid
feelings disappear. One reason why Eng
lish people are more robust than Ameri-
cans is their habit of taking much out-of-
door exercise.
The Rev. DR.. Newman Smyth rebukes
the New Haven police for suffering a mob
to boot and disturb the Salvation Army.
Even fanatics have rights as well as a cir
Gus, minstrel and political professions.
Alexander III, the just crowned czar of
Russia, is thirty eight years old. His wife
= cr l,o
King of Denmark, and the s1ster-in-law
of the Prince of Wales. she is thirty-six
old
Daniel Trowbridge, OF New Haven, one
of whose schooners was captured by the
rebel pirate Semmes in 1861, gets a
judgment of $16,152 from the commits
sioners of the Alabama claim :. Interest
reaches the sum of about $4,000.
man dressed like dude saved boy
from drowning Sunday in the Hudson
river. AS he came to the place at Harlem
where the boy was drowning, the people
said, ''Oh see the dude As he went away
they asked him his name, Smith" he SAID
The dude was Joseph Cook.
Ben Deering is editor Of a newspaper
and pastor of 4 church at Carthage, No.
manages another newspaper and preache:
for another church at Cartecyille, has still
another church at Webb City, and is now
leading camp-meeting by way Of recrea
tion. Benjamin was born in Kentucky
and Is hard-sheu Baptist.
The outbreak against the Jews SONS
time since, which occurred at Rostof.
caused by a murder by Jewish publican
was quelled the same night after 13C
houses belonging to the Jews had been
destroyed. Fifteen of the rioters were
killed By the troops, who were called out
to suppress the disturbances.
The recent fete at Petrofsky Park wa;
on a colossal scale. 1t is estimated that
fully 100000 persons were present. One
hundred and forty wagons loaded with
barrels of beer arrived on the ground dur
ing the morning, and by noon all of this
supply of beer had been exhausted. The
czar and czarina, on their arrival in the
park during the afternoon, were received
with deafening cheers by the multitude.