New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-19
THE TALK OF.THE DAT.

The Chicago papers say that that city needs more
prison accommodations.
people from this State who penetrate the
wds OF Brooklyn wonder that cltLehs OF pace creaIa
craft that ply the East River TO carry them to and fro
daily-[Newark Advertiser.
The World says that Cleveland and Hoadly Mani.
fest Destiny" This is hardly correct They may be Des
tiny but they hardly big enough to be very manifest
Six clergymen in Charlestown, Mass, preached from
the text "Am my brothers keeperP last Sunday. In
England, where Autographed sermons are regularly
bought and sod it would be understood that they had
all been served by the same DEALER but in this country
the coincidence is rather strange.
An aesthetic young man OF Boston is having wagners
music arranged accordion. Send him out to the
Great American Desert
Congressman Ochltree Is OF Asiatic exuberance.
Here section OF OF his speeches the Other
dayi "Nine-tenths Of my constituents for the past
twelve years have been entertained with tropical fer
tilty Of promise and Sahara stery of performance.
by the Government engineers"
"why would Grover Cleveland make good Presi-
dentl" asks the frivolous Hartford Post Because, dear.
philadelphia Press.
The Nashville American said few days ago that the
National Democratic Convention at Chicago should
adopt reform platform Tennessee would vots
for Blaine. When Mr.. Henry Watterson this he
filed with wrath and declared that The Nashville
American only lOwdown Republican sheet any.
how As for Tennessee, it going to put itself in
line with the National Democracy" Probably the line
will be serpentne
For Carl schurz to denounce political campaign as
noiiiosi career which Possesses an air Of oddtyCht
cago Evening Journal
Massachusetts Tariff Reform League" tho
printed heading the etterpaper the back of which
the official list OF the Boston Committee OF Independents
who visited New-York Tuesday, printed and fur
nshed to the representatives OF the This may be
only n straw through straw 3
to sample the milk in the cocoanut
Oscar Fingal O'Flaherty wilde" the way dizzy Os.
car signed his marriage certhcate me t1ngals and
few weeks ago the Rev. Thomas K. Beecher of Ell.
mira, said that under certain circumstances suicide
justlaabe, and now he has come out against Blaine.
The Independents floating about in search Of keel
to which they may fasten Ike acknowledgements
standard.
Massachusetts, is the hotbed of the Boilers and few
of them have been shouting their belief that Masss-
chusets will go Democratic this fall The sun OF yeser.
day told them that this is all nonsense rather broadly
intmaed that they suffering from the disease known
as "big head"
Now is the time of year when the newly hedged gradu-
ate hesitates between becoming an editor right OF
ing as waiter In a summer hotel Boston Post.
Boston asks Would IL not better comport with
the dignity Of Charles Francis Adams, r to spend his
time trying increase the OF the Union Pacific
Railroad rather than trying TO decrease the votes OF the
Republican partyt When Union Pacific was above par,
he told the Boston public that he had personally
amined 1t and 1t all right Thousands have lost
fortunes by relying his word and Judgment thas
matter, and less likely take his advice now on
subject he knows less about"
ouda" says "a great men are the happest 10
stormy waters" Ouida Is wrong Some great are
happest when surrounded with champagne. and not Z
drop OF watersormy or otherwise-within reach-tNor
ristown Herald
1t is said that borers are killing great many Of the
pine trees of North Carolina.
Ticket for The Neao- York Evening Post:
For Presdent-D. Ii. Chamberlain, late OF South Caro-
lima. .
For vice-President-Lyman Trumbull, of ninOis
i. To the pure. all things are pure.
2. TO us all things are pure.
Hencely, ETC., etc-lPhhadelphia Press
The "roler coaster" 10 the latest thing out-out 10
Cincinnati II win probably get to Coney Island before
the season is over.
Nasts pencil has lost its cunning His picture In the
Journal OF OiuIsdt1on Is neither bright riosld sharp
provoking OF offensive lt Is simply stupid-lCineannas
Bun.
Colonel p W. Alexander has left the editorial chair OF
The Macon Telegraph and Messenger. and Coone
Albert r. Lamar will probably resume his oa
position as Editor. II is stated In Ae Atlanta
Constitution that the management has probably cousin
best return the individuality thar coione
Lamar gave the paper Colonel Aiexsndsrs idea was
nut sugar In the ink Colonel Iamars 10 spike the ins
with the vinegar.
Tho recent frosts have ruined the cranberry cropn
Massachusetts
The Rev Robert Laird Collier. who writes letters IRON
London TO American papers, doesn't ike ohnren uss
Sas ss To Sc dignity and the music
used In the English church, and SUNG a. ~ amG hS,x
qqOr;s Of psrs ssr smp an ossos 10 In
| tolerabls II is uncomfortable"