New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-22
THE TALK or TIE DAY.

rodise Thcv can play at being democratic and gratfy
an Engshman's desire to kill something at all tmes'
There was only important failure In the Las5 yes
terday 1t Boston baby show Lia6lhtles 72VUo;
assets babies till you can't res-lot LOUIS dio'e De"o
crat.
The Democratic papers are now beginning 10 say 'na'
they need broad policy and candidate popular "'A
all sections of the country The trouble Is that their pres
cnt policy is altogether too broad IL IS all tue way
from the Dan OF rcerae the Beersheba OF protection
Mr. Morrison tried to cut It horizontally, but failed
Washington has one infable sign by which to tell that
spring approaches. When Senator Ness ions Tue Is sny
blue that 50 MP yss bd t9& the pan
loons.-lCleveland Herald
Minnesota is the greatest coldwater state In the
Unon It has within its borders 1000 lakes, covering
an area Of =, 700, 900 acres.
Anew evening paper talked of in Pittsburg with J.
< tcuour editor Rltenour i an appropriate nan iof
an cdT and he NAV think now that ne will only write
snhour; but If he dosen write several hours gay MS
MI Herald
pishop Henry Potter proposes that every clergyman
whose salary IS SO 600 or over shall contribute an annual
percentage to increase the income OF cergymen VINO
receive less than 81 900 The plants warmly indorsed
by the poor clergy.
The support for the Presidency which General Arthur
Is recciying on one hand and Mr. Blaine on another,
fheIn beth to be- ft and competent candidates for
he Pre,iency The very serious charges that have been
circulating against Mr. Blame for some weeks have been
answered 6y Mr Phelps, but we think stronger and
moe complete reutaton Is furnished in the large meas
Ur e " c9.. rom the millionaire to the workngman
livingston u. ~ Freeman. arthur Rep
The Dean of the Greek Cathedral OF Constantnope Is
visiting in Philadelphia lie ia an Englishman and e1
poets to lecture This f. the his visiting card reads;
40 Protopresbytcros ton PatrlTchlkou Oecumen!Koa
Thronou Very Rev. 5. q. Hatherly"
Tn Central Vermont this season the yield of maple
sgar has about pound TO the tree on an average
The crop tho grocery stores THROUGHOUT tae COUNTY
will however average about seventeen tons 10 tree
philadelphia Call
The colored people have started secular weekly news
paper in Philadelphia. 1t is called The Independent and
its chief object is, "to a0et aud encourage Industrial
education az an important lever Of advancement be-
eyng that the trades aud ought to be an important
factor in our progress"
Many brokeris a poor finance seer-[Boston Courier.
Harold is the veyelold Of agnOstlc parents and
ia unused TO religious ceremonies. piou uncle from tho
cotry was recently asked at breakfast TO say grace
which he did inaudiDly. Harold leaned forward aud
tried TO catch the words and as 1T was over he
exclaimed to his uncle, " All Ia, heard you
The Blaine men are not feeling any too kind toward
President Arthur Lowell Mail -, ,.,,. ..,
The Blaine men have no unfrcndly feeilngs toWara
President Arthur They have their favorite and nave
worked hard for MIN dHey a rcsSeet to snpor him
The contest in most o. the states has been far anu OPEN
ae Eann have nS come rom the friends OF Mr. Ar
thur, have they been repeated by them.-lBo'toa
Traveller.
I'M Pasteur has really discovered a for hydro
pboba by trying painful experiments animals 1t will
be great blow to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1t will be dit-
dcut TO persuade the world that viysectOn is wrong
when it produces such results.
Who will elect 4 Republican az the next PRESIDENT
The great body OF Republican voters In Republican
Who then. ought to be nominated by the Republican
TN The Choice of the Republican voters in Republican
Who is their cho!cel
James c. Dlaine.-l Philadelphia Press
The chairman of the Republican National Convention.
whoever he will be- will use gave which has been made
in Chicago from pieces Of wood from every state ana
Territory IN the Union, including Alaska.
Tho old sonr used 10 be See that Ny Grave Is Kept
Green the cremation movement increases In strength
the now ballad VIII DC " 800 tnat NY oih Is N'P' Di'
utica observer
The Washington Monument is now 43o feet in height.
The chances are that IL will be finished yet before the
EarthOld pedestal
lust 20 over that scheme again. said the bank cashier
to speculaOr, addn@ Never mind that old oodger VIVA
has iu,t come III. Hes only direcor'-B Boston Globe
Jefferson Davis saying things about the lost
cause again. And then The Rome (Ga.) Courier re-
marks: "Long my the glorious old hero live, the pride
of southern chivalry." Well that's all right. Mr.. Davis
isn't doing any harm by living and lie can so right on
This is no time fer among the different divisions OF
the Christian army. They are confronted by common
aud Protestant should fight shoulder to shoulder against
uubeliei. -. Newly York sun.
Lars Olsen smith, the great brandy king" has been
converted. ana will give up liquor selling 81 think 1t
is better" he says. to the money have gained In
demorazug and poisoning the people in undong as far
as possible, the mischief that unwiingy created
The esteemed Transcript has the news that great and
fresh opposition to Blaine is developing. We sincerely
hope so but we don't 1t yet. Our eyesghI Is good
too Boston Post.
Louisiana now has State Weather Service Bureau Oh
its own and doesn't care whether "old Prob" prosno'
ticates or not.
We are surprised to find a Boston Republican news
paDcr OF the opinion that the contest lies between Bans
and Arthur, and take It as an indication thlt IA
nnsrs have Teen able to see no candidate but Mr. Id
minds small he is, IN tho race'-lOiheihna'l Luz
quirer
Enormous quantities OF goods are said To he smugSled
from this country Mexico. correspondent OF me
gos,n Herald says that some NewYork firms make a
specialty of this contraband business.
Anolvocate OF prohibition in this city is devoted 10
total abstinence principles that he objects even 10
null" moou.- Boston Gazette.
Charles Palmer. reformed man. Is holding revival
IN Cincinnati. lie describes that city Paradise Lost
and shows shocking familiarity with the Divine Beng
my mother" he says. always writes asking mo aoou'
nv success and write back that Jesus and ara gens
along first rate simply LUX arms with Jesus and Oh
we co. 1t Is great pleasure 10 work IL that way
doctor In New York has Scotch coly dog that can
cipher lie may come In handy when the Old ticket
put up Milwaukee Sentinel.
woman In Germantown. fonn., has Just deset'oa "'
husband because he played the trombone.
WAYNE MacVeagh has long memory and II Is rasn "
abundant festoOned with "reminiscences OF great ns
our own view is that Mr. Maoveash should wlle s'"0
books Philadelphia Press.
when Old Prob says Look out for clear westheri,
he means that you look out Oh tue window ioi
IA ianit thrrN 4 il
Cali
What some brokers deal in: msecurties -bo''Va
Courier.
Tho mind cure has bsen suggested for the Demoe,aiS
patty. That won't do. Nothing Tor the euro " 'p''
on lChicaSo NewA