Daily globe., 1883-05-02
GLOBELETS.

DllRQI6Q nope Is GLl0 SOn6WndG unDuSl-
ness like name of a saloon in Malvern. Ark
The Ohio Democrats will hold their
State convention at Columbus on the 21st
of June.
The developments of the Tewksbury
(Mass.) almshouse continue unabatedIy
horrible.
Secretary Chandler was sea sick, and is
said to have thrown up everything but his
commission.
The London Truth says that the gayety
of the Dublin season this year was excep-
tionallY great.
Gen. Sherman does not anticipate any
serious trouble with the Indians in the
west this summer.
Emily Faithful says of American wo-
men: II am satisfied that most of them
have pretty good time"
The Berlin museum has purchased the
Narishkine sale, a celebrated painting of
Albert Durer, for $150,000.
The free libraries recently established in
Rue's reimbursement in Paris, had total
issue last year of $4,000 volumes.
The treasury department recently
shipped $30,OOo,OOo of revenue stamps to
collectors throughout the country.
Of the 18o graduates of the Maine State
Agricultural college only II are entered as
farmers in the catalogue just issued.
At the mines in Jackson county, Ohio,
800 miners are on strike. In conse-
quence twenty-five mines are closed.
No trace has been discovered of the
body of Mrs. Emily L. Fuller, who recent
ly fell from the Hudson river steamer
Drew.
Portable paper houses are coming into
vogue in England. 1t is said they will be
used to extend the accommodation of sea-
side abodes.
A Chicago lady in London has secured
the plaudits of our critics by painting a
bull which is described by the critics as
aggressive, impatient, naughty and dig
nified."
1t is estimated that there are 18,0O0,OOO,-
900 feet OF white pine now standing in the
lower peninsula of Michigan, while in the
upper peninsula there are probably not
less that 5, OOO,OOO,000 feet.
Mentor has had baby show. A process
sion of fifty infants in their carriages, fol-
lowed by 100 fVe-year old toddlers, march
ed through the principal streets to grove,
where picnic dinner was served.
Among the spectators at the great fifty
mile horse race at Los Angeles, California,
last week, were Mr.. Charles A. Dana,
ex-Lieut. Governor DorsheImer, of New
York, and ex-senator Davis, of Illinois.
Wisconsin tramps are seeking the bound
ary lines of the state with great alacrity,
the Legislature having passed law making
the following of the tramping profession
punishable by from six to twelve months
imprisonment.
Queen Victoria's Park estate on the
Harrow road has 2,173 comfortable houses
to let to workmen, laborers and railway
men. On the SALISBURY estate are 1900
dwelling houses rented. Only six persons
live in one house.
A German went to a friend and said
Tomorrow I owe you $4,000. lam ruin
ed. cannot pay it, and can not shleep
Wink" The creditor said: "Vy didn't
you vait to dell me tomorrow? Now nei-
ther can 1 shleep wink"
Great excitement prevails in Myers.
town, LIE banon county, Pennsylvania, ow
ing to a supposed discovery of gold vein
Farmers have given up work and begu1
digging on their premises. 1t is claimed
that rich vein of silver has been strucI
also.
1t is reported that Dakota Judge sus
pended sentence in the case of a maj
| convicted of an assault, but the sheriff tool
different view of it, and put him int
! prison, where he remained three months
before the irregular proceeding was ex
posed.
The cultivation of the olive in Califor
MIA promises to be great success. Tht
trees begin bearing in three years ant
continue to yield for centuries. Some o
the olive trees are already eight years ole
and produce $50 bushels of fruit to tn
acre, representing $1,250 in oil.
The music master says very affably
"Now, you see, children, in a march W
always have four beats to a measure,
accommodate the step; for don't kno'
anything that has three feet, except PEI
haps milking stool" "Or yard stick,
adds bright girl in the back row.
A San Francisco inventor will soon hav
for sale in the tailor shops an instrumer
that is essential to the comfort OF th
wearers of tight trowsers. 1t is a seat {
telescope rod made to be carried unde
the coat-tails. By the use Of this prop th
wearer can rest without sitting down 6
all.
At the railroad station at West Cornwall
n. Y. the travellers were stupifed at seein
young woman attempt the difficult fes
of entering the car window. She ha
never before seen a railroad train, havin
lived in the inland country, and said sh
thought that was the regular method O
ingress.
A Philadelphia man has invented ne
way of dealing with blackmailers. Whe
800 was demanded of him for secrecy b
replied: eff you do not give me SIC