Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-07-29
GJ.EANJNGS.

like lioness brings from 81, 900 to
$1,000.
Ex-President Arthur's son is said to
be "a nice fellow among the girls,
/ but without any manly ambition as yet.
Maj. John Moore, managing director
Of the London Central News company,
is making tour of the United States.
Clara Morris is said to be one of the
most rapid of readers, having in one
day read, so that much was remember
ed, the Life and Letters of George
Eliot"
Els it not time that the unauthorized
use by patent medicine dealers and
| Others OF the names of prominent men
should be prohibited. Philadeiphta
Evening Bulielin.
Flippancy is agreeable enough in
disposing Of triiling subjects, but it is
tiresome As well as unbecoming when
applied without variation to matters
large and smali.-hansas Ctty Times.
Nearly all of the wheat at Chicago
| is in the hands of spectators and will
be held for the purpose of manipulate
ing the grain market. At least, so say
the owners of the grain. Inland Ma
rine.
Beecher has begged lngersoll's par
don for calling him Bob" Ingersoll
must now quit calling Bcccher Hank. "
1t is pleasing to see these great divncs
dwelling together in unity Chicago
Herdid
How many members Of the Senate Of
the United States can lay their hands
upon their hearts and truthfully declare
that they hold their seats by unpur-
chased tenurcs. Courier
Journal.
There are compensations in the life
Of Fred Archer, the English jockey.
With the SiOo, 600 which he is reported
to have won recently by combination
bet, he can settle down and vegetate
into a country gentleman.
John A. Bell, managing editor of
the Detroit Free Press, has resigned
that position to begin the practice of
law. He has been connected with that
journal as managing editor and as q
writer for nearly twenty years.
The progress of invention and me-
chanicism, applicable to nearly all the
industries, is not at an end; but, on the
contrary. it is taking gigantic strides
every year. 1t cannot be rcpressed; it
should not be. John !oU,ntOu'S Fdyer.
Christine Nilsson says she never tires
of hearing herself sing. She is not
alone in this; others there are who love
to close their eyes, open their ears, lis
a nj Al IraaUn Of land that i, t,;,
than New Jersey.-Eign W) Evcry
SATURDAY.
Sam Jones tells of hard-looking
old soak who replied to Bob Ingcrsoll
when he said there was no hell ..Bc
mighty sure with your proofs, Bob, for
there are great many Of us who are
depending on ye. Wilmington (N
o. Nornmg Star.
Labouchere says that Lord Salisbury
was Beaconsfield's monkey once and
that he is Churchills monkey. The
radical editor is of the opinion that the
noble marquis will be known in history
If he gets into it at alas the Mar
quis Shilly-Shally."
This is a small paper, but it is truth
which hurts, and it is truth which they
want to crush. We do not know what
may be the extent of Mr.. Could power
In the courts of this city-it is credited
with being very great-but we cheer
fully face it.-Hau Street Aet0s.
United States Senator Henry b.
Payne, of Ohio, has been elected to
deliver the Grafton before the alumni
association Of Hamilton college. Cliu-
ton, n. Y, during comm uccmcnt
week, 1886. Senator Payne is Il grad
uate Of the college Of the class OF 1882.
Nobody here doubts, either. that if
the leaders should 90 their departure
would be hailed with joy by thousands
Of their own people, and the tine,
agreeable calm they would leave behind
would be blessed relief to the deluded
and plundered masses Of the Mormon
people. as well ais to everybody else
SAT- Lake Tribune.
The memory of Abraham Lincoln is
and always will be precious to the
American people, and the better his
character and conduct are understood,
the brighter will he shine among those
names that the world will not willingly
lot die. -Iitian +. coffee, ez- assistant
Altoi ney- General.
Victor Hugo is said to have been a
very hard master in dealing with pub
fishers Of books and theatrical man
ayers. lie believed that the author
was cntiiscd TO the largest share Of the
proceeds from the sale of his works,
and he obtained it. The managers and
publishers, so severe were his terms,
generally lost money.
The habit Of abbrcvating in common
speech seems in bad taste. II one has
not time to pronounce the name Of
a railway, he would perhaps better
not say anything. To inform US that
he Is going out on the Z. q. ~ l.. NJ. n.
Il. Is onl y to be guilty Of railroad slang.
speech Is golden, silence is silvcrn," p"
while slang is mud. Tile Current
There are men who handle and who
guard treasure who get less than ~ 900
year Is the drayman to filch from
the goods he hauls, the grocer's clerk
To Pilfer from the cash drawer, because
he believes he should receive more pay?
II Is just such doctrine as this that fills
our prisons and ruins many a man who