Daily globe., 1883-06-05
GLOBELETS.

Neal DOW says there Is clergyman
out west who is in the pay of the liquor
league.
Conkling says he always likes to cheer
for the ''under man"-he knows how good
"cheer'' is himself since he has been the
''under man."
The Boston Herald advocates great
farmers on small farms and urges the old
Saxon 'earth hunger" is a normal cray
ing of the races that seek home in our
republic.
A young nun in the Hochelaga convent
in Montreal, who was anxious to be releas-
ed from her VOWS, has had her prayer
granted by the pope, and has returned to
her friends.
The Commercial-AdUertiSer speaks of
the Young Mems Republican club of New
York as having raised its voice for reformed
primaries, civil service reform, "and the
other political luxuries of the season"
The Cleveland, Akron & Columbus CO.,
railroad now counts its time from 1 to "a
o'clock. Thus, 2 p. m. is IA, and 10 P. N.
%. The plan avoids possibility of con-
fusion between forenoon and afternoon.
In the New England conference of the
NJ E. church there is only one minister
who receives a salary as high as $4,000
year, and only five who receive more than
$1,000 each. The average salary is $500.
Gable street railways have been intro
duced into two of our American cities,
Chicago and San Francisco, in both of
which (leaving the danger to life and limb
out of consideration they have been sue
cessful.
The proprietors of the Dresden (Saxony)
glass works refused to reply to United
States Consul Mealon's inquiries because
they are intended to benefit country
which prohibits by an onerous tariff, the
goods of the rest of the world
The Quakers are divided on the ques-
ton of revising their 'Book of Discipline"
as to those strict rules of speech, manners
aud dress which have so long character
lied the Society of Friends. 1t seems like
ly the rigidity will be considerably re-
laxed.
Our Buffalo contemporary, the NelUS,
comments editorially on Samuel J. Til
denis candidacy for the Speakership. It
has obviously mixed those babies up, un-
less Samuel J. Randall has been adopted
as son and heir by the Sage of Gramercy
Park.
Arthur eats sixteen dinners and dis
poses of two dozen bottles of different
fluids in making a single appointment.
And this thing grows upon him so that be-
fore his term ends he will devour market
and imbibe a vintage in selecting a col
lector.
Joseph Sweet was not man to make a
display of his wealth. He was rated in
the tax-book of Providence, R. l., as
owning $1S6,O0O in real estate and
$4,000 in personal property. Since his
death he is found to have left nearly half
a million.
'You know am not by nature stingy,'
said a bald-h headed, meek looking little
man. money is nothing to me when I've
5ot it to spend, yet there is one outlay
which shall regret as long as I live
''What is that?" ''The money it cost mt
to get married"
United States minister to Europe, Mr.
Russell Lowell, is suffering from gout
High living is promoter of the malady
He is luxurious 'dlner-out," and is noted
as one of the best 'after dinner orators il
London. If not useful, he seems to be or
namental as the head of the United States
London legation.
Ne,o York Star: A stroll through
Crosby street yesterday Sunday showed
the female sunny Italian in all her pictur
esqueness. Italian signors and signori
mas were scattered along the curbs as thicl
as mosquitoes in Jersey swamp. The,
had put on all the gayety OF bright color
to make them attractive, and they sat ther
with their swarthy husbands aud sweet
hearts, as happy as so many clans at tn
very highest of high water. There is
great field for our local artists in Crosb,
street Oh a sunny Sunday afternoon. Th
Italian emigrants come cut there in ful
force, and are both picturesque and full o
character.
d.. Fc'9 T.ras. H-4rigues, who, whii
beta. rg ,a sae taley of the Amazo
come years ago, dsao-ered prehistori
Amaz5aio ige.. E.as been informed frer
Para OF taa .45.ne 5S similar idol abou
twelve miles from the locality of his ow
find. He considers that both are relics Q
a very advanced civilization which had it
seat along the Amazon before Columbu:
and that explorations in certain part
would probably richly reward the searcher:
But he says that Brazilian archaeology ha
had two enemies: the general indifference
to it, and the pious zeal of the missional
les, which led them to burn up all tn
wooden idols they found, and smash O
throw into the rivers those of clay.