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The Milwaukee Light Guards will visit New
| York in June.
Barry Chrystal, the great Billiard player,
died IN New York few days since. d, ~.
woman named Bowlos shot lawyer, (her
brother-in-law) named Cameron, at La Crosse.
few days since. The lady has given hail 10
stand her trial on charge of attempt to mur.
dor. " '''
The anniversary of the battle OF San Jacinto
was observed in Austin, Texas, en- tho 21st bv
the close OF the public offices, and some social
gatherings. -
at the recent 0ddfellows' celebration at
Ierre Haute number Of ladies signifed their
admiration of tho eloquent address of the ora
Ior Mr. Booth, by throwing boquets upon the
stage. "f'" 'H'
Tho Lafayette CInd.) Courier saws. Some
l'ea OF iho universal odium with which that
miserable miserable cent-skinning monopoly (the La
fayette and indianapolis Railroadlis r, rreaor,ind
may DC inferred from the fact that number oi
our leading merchants are receiving ali their
Cincinnati freights via Peru.
The body of a little bow was fo,nd - ,ho
Ohio river near Evansville the other d.
wnlcn proved to be that of a son of Mr.. Rel
OF new Albany, who had been drowned
'nree weeks before at saw mill in tho Iattor
place, and had thus drifted 200 miles down N q
| river. O'' o' No"n 'ne
Seerelter, the late antagonist of Phelan in
the billiard match at Detroit has cha llenooJ 81
latter to play new match for 81. 900. within
ninety days. A forfeit of 81 900 has been for
warded from Detroit to New York, and II is
proposed that the match be played here.
The Lafayette Ind.) municipal election
udane ,la On on tuesday. On one Of the polling
Piaces wag stuck up the following notice,
Seneiiuer r tne election to-day; vote often; vote
frequently; keep voting; vote early: vote lo,s.
| vote at noonj go without dinner and vote. vote
IN the morning and in the evening. vote ON
| uayj do good voting; remember "OId Irelandn
| and vote. . .T1 - N'0'nHu i
The Standing Army of the United stotas
amounts to but handful of men. comnara.
tiVey speaking. Tho total number ia about
lo,OOo, namely: Ten regiments of Infantry
averaging ten companies of seventy men each
iour OF Artillery, averaging twelve conpanies
Oh ABOUT fifty men each; one of Mounted Rifle
mem Two OF Cavalry, and two of Dragons.
oseh OF the latter numbering ten COMPANIES
of about sixty men. 1'''
Mr.. Van X. Gilbert, NJ. D., of st. Louis
na.i" nus peen arrested on charge of bigamy. The
poetor Is son-in-law to Mr.. j. F. Truslow. OF
t;nuepenqenee, Mo-, and was quite busy at the
starting daily newspaper in ST. Ion;S M
lady who has caused all this tronble come
wife of his. '''' Sne n'
q, On Tuesday A. M. Hewson" entered n bus at
the Planters House, St. Louis, to take tho
cars 1or lllinoistown. Two young men nj the
same time entered, one of whom took n seot
Desiae him and the other opposite. Durina
tne rae the opposite gentleman courteously
engaged Mr.. Itwson in conversation. Will
ne other kindly relieved Mr.. Hewson Of his
PocKet-book and $500. The robbed stranger
discovered his loss on entering the cars. enl
'hen returned to the city to make enquiries.
PRACTICAL "0DD" "FELLowsH1p. The Dan.
Vihe tky.) Tribune, in an account of the cele
oratlon at Harrodsburg, on the 26th ult., saws
n1a' An.ei. me procession had reached the hall,
previous to being dispersed, subscription
was raised for the benefit of the widow and
children OF the late A. E. Gibbons, ESQ. The
sum OF So4I was promptly subscribed, and the
members OF the Lodge at Harrodsburg pledged
themselves to have it increased to 81 900.
which sum is to be invested in a home for the
afflicted family.
Mrs Stroud, dress-maker, of New York.
departed on country visit, some four week :
ago. leaving Mr.. Stroud at home, in the care
OF an apprentice named Jane Latin. Mr.
stroud could not keep his hands off Miss Latin.
iancying, no doubt, that his absent wife had
lett her to serve as Bilhah served. Miss Latin
uiu not IKE to tell; but Mrs. Stroud, on her
Ie'urn' I' suspectlng that all was not right ques
tiohed MISS Lafin, who confessed; Wheroupon
Mrs. Stroud Indignantly seized n Kettle of
boiling water and flung it over the poor girl
scaiding her greatly. Mrs. Stroud will be
tried' ana we hope punished, for this inhuman
act. ... - .