New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-18
TIE TAIN OF TIE DAY.

Another bogus Charlie Ross appears to have turned up
in Quincy, Ill.
Lightning struck a hall out IN Minneapolis where some
OF Waguer's music was being rendered, and the
leader or the orchestra merely mOOned to the man at
the big drum TO hit 1t more gently IL the next inning
Philadelphia Press
The Boston Herald thinks that It ia the height OF ob
surdity for General Butler to to the Chicago Convex
ton delegate because he is already nominated for
the Presidency The fact General Butler is afraid that
tho last two Presidential NEGOTIATIONS didn't take and he
wants TO get some of the real Democratic virus.
Professor Of Contemporary Antiquities" is the proud
title OF NewlOrS collector Of curious American relics.
lie labors for postcrity.-Il Providence star.
During the progress OF some excavations near Lincoln
in good state Of preservation, was mcarthcd.
aud underneath a sarcophaguS. Within the latter
were found ten uns OF various shapes and sizes provided
partly consumed boncs-l London Globe.
me Nec York Times bolts the nomination. and the Re-
publican readers will "shake" the paper-,Chicago
Inter-Ocean.
NJ. Louis Machc processes to have made the discovery
that the streets OF Paris are paved with gold rather
with quartz containing gold Unfortunately 1t Is not in
sufficient quantity to make worth while TO set up crush
ing mills.-LLondon Echo.
The Mobile Reyislsr thinks Mr. Blaine was nominated
by the yelling of n "crowd Of bummers. heclers and
roughs" II has been thinking SO much OF the coming
Democratic Convention that it has got the two
tons mixed.
It's Iuored that tho authors OF The BreadwiLners
iatend holding convention and nominating Presden-
candidate were to receive the unanimous support OF the
authors aforesaid his vote would not he 100000.
--NOIrlstOWn Herald
Mr. Fitzgerald rcoiccs that his Phlddc'phia Erenin0
Item has passed the nity-thousandth milestone in its
upward march.
William II. English OF Indiana, has not yet decided
whether he Will permit Willie TO run for Congress or
not An English campaign involves the expenditure Of
like 37 80. the Old gentleman il not con
WINGED that extravaganza is warranted by the cir
cumstances-tP Philadelphia Press.
The Ner-York Times says: "The limits of tho revolt
TO define or even 10 ascertain. me llWeS
can sec pretty much all that thore Is OF the
revolt by glance at the mirror IN It's editorial rooms
and BY taking look the street at George William
Curtis standing in his wlndOw.-lChicaSO Evening
journal.
1t suspected in quarters that instead Of a
prayer the Chicago Convention will be opened by letter
from Nir. Tilden.
Ishpaheener, Creek Indian chief age fifty-six, was
married to Baltimore maiden OF thirty the other day.
The curious part of the alliance that the eourShp
carried through an Interpreter The bride does not
understand the grOOn's language, no hers that
they both talk back all they choose without rear OF
hurting another's feelings philadelphia Record
The National Library OF France contains million more
books tnan that of England
balaheaded man tainted the other day and very
indignant when he was coming to- at hearing cOckney
exclaim, " Give him har given him hair l"-lBost
Budget
This is the way a Detroit husband signed the pledge
81 hEiRBy gys UP thE lickeR. myKe FlSN"
The young lady pedestrians OF Georgia Mother
Hubbards In their walking matches and not afraid OF
the police. This lawessness in Southern State nine
teen years after the close NJ tho Is bad omen for
the south.-GLouisville Courier Journal