Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-10-15

An eastern preacher asserted iu the Pu' phi mai
every thing shat God made was we'll made.
hanchback, 10 the 'ngrrgalion accosted HIM al
ter church, SAYING, ST am we'll nlad' 2 Yes,
replied the minister, you are ve:y well made, Tor
a hunchback!
That's qneef looking parrot said fellow to
grog shop keeper. who had an owl CHAINED up
in his bar-room; can he ialkF No, but he's The
devil for thinking. was the reply.
Two Duchmen We're fishing, when one crquir' q
of the other. ANY ting pte you dare. HansF No
replied Haus. .IVsll. uotu' piie me, too; SO let's
90 homc.'
\ man who had shrew of wife, got angry
ore dsyand told her if she spote another crook
ed word, he d be The death &C her. why, then,
rams horns, you dog, i'll die for ii' exclaimed she.
CONNECTION for Marder.-Van Steenhurgh. one
of the and of Ind,ais present al the fearful muir
der Of Sheriff Steele of Delaware, has been pro-
nouaced by an impartial jury. guilty of murder
a sentence which, unless Executive cemeucy H.
terferes, will consign him To The gaows. A feaI-
A fearful terror TO all who bad defiance to the laws
and their execution. II appeared IN evidence tina
Van Steenburgb wasDut the owner of a foot of
soil, nor had he ever paid a cent ut rent, lie ap
pears to have beel worthless and abandoned WI
lain, who willingly lent himself 10 the ev, designs
of others. He has learned that the way OF
.he iransgressor is hard. Prospects are gloomy
far the rest Of the prisoners. N"rthrup, one of tbs
Jl,Iiau Chiefs, has turued states evidcnce. aud 1t
is upon his testimony tina, the identity of the
ed was fully mad. out = Albany Journal.
AnecJhe.-A capital sinry told of Forrest
The lragedi,n end an em:nen; Judge. VIII N they
were both yonng and u'rkn"wn To lame and each
other they met at d wesIern Ian, ahd ny chance
,sf... tll Rpfh re-
tree in the dark each sri,p,clous of the other
They sept pretty comfortable. well indeed tina,
I'll ey refused Ia rise IN The morning They were
1,e,nu eyei;,n each other with terocItIus looks
mi nnon when Forrest, making desperate etiIf.;
called out;
Stranger why don., YOU get uPf'
What's that 10 YOU?
Ibaye a particular reason for. a>kiag,'
muuered Forrest, aud tiIeD plunged MS head be
meath the c,thes.
Presently The o,her raised his head and said
81 saw nv friend. perhaps you will answer sne, II l
pu, the question TO which | refused TO reply to
you SELF >.
"WeH then said Forrest, rolling the clothes oit
slowly, and striking his heels on The 'oT' i nave
mn sh,ri. and d.ti NOT waat tn expose my poverty
"Oh' ssid Ire other. icaPins ~rh q grey honnu
ike bo,a,snto The middle Of ihe room ''why didu.i
Won saw So bef,re, tina: is precisey tn case c'f"
ne" -
MATHEW GooDING-All who have
known this indiyitlual-and who lntfls
CITY does not know hinA?-will deeply
moi,rn his loss. he died yesterday
morning, at 10 O'clock. For years.
he has occupied a high position as a
mechanic, as u man, and as phllan-
thropist. No organization which had tor
;ts object the benefit of mankind, but
the name of MATHEW GooOING was
found ubon it's records. He had no enc
mics. and all his friends will, to-day, u
mite in paying their last respects to
his memory.
his funeral takes place this afternoon,
at half past 3 o'clock, and will be at.
tended by the different Lodges OF ODD
Fellows, and the Fire Department, In
citizens dress Express
80 JUDGE FETCH AND wILD-cATs.-h Is wei