Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-21
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cost Of prscuring ons vita..s in The
Wiz case vas $500.
-fai1er Beck. the general Of tie Jssuis, 10
IN a dying c~ondision a, Rome.
"A schools master struck "iie" The other day,
but Il was snly Juvenile.
"A 81. Louis stree. car conductor was fined
s23 for trying to put a woman OF the cars, sup
posing she was q negro. she proved that she
was an Indian.
Two GermaR girls from Bloomington. H.,
who had unrittingly been i~nveigled into = house
OF III fame AZ St. Louis. attempted 10 commit
suicide by taking opium.
-FOr several weeks past there have been q
number Of religious ~rsvivals going on in the most
prominent Methodist churches in Baltimore,
which have been largely attended.
The Toronto Leader gives prominence to a
report that the Fenians are secretly conten-
plating a raid on Canada. L'Union Nstionsle
"a French Canadian iournal) gives currency to a
like statement.
The Democratic gain 10 FIVE States is about
100 900 votes, this year. This will do TO begin
With. Another 100 900 gain next year will elect
. conservative Congress and place the country
"all right"
At Birmingham. England, = eharwomsn
Was cleaning some attic windows. forty feet from
the pavement. and as she was leaning out. sad
denly fell into the street upon . man passing
oy He was fatally injured, but she escaped
u1huIl.
1t is stated that Mrs Henry Ward Beeeher
proposes to read her husbands lecture, upon in
vitatiOn OF lyceums and literary associations. Mr..
Bsecher's health preventing him from under
taking another lectnre eamnafCD
1t would seem that the spirit of Stanton has
communicated itself to the subordinate officials
at Washington. An ~employe Of the Treasury, a
DR.. Began, was arrested and committed for
knocking a youDg lady down in the street with
his cane, whom he had grossly insulted, and who
had Indignantly declined his escort.
-Abd-el Kader. on the 25tb Of August, while
passing through Blois. received a deputation Of
the Free Masons Of that city, Joined BY ore of
Tours and one Of Nantes. The Free Masons CON-
plimented him on his acts of humanity and
charity during the massscres in Syria. The Emir
thus replied: IL thank the present Committee
for Free Masonry in general. l regard Free
Masonry as the FIRST Institution of the world; and,
in nay opinion, any man who does not prefer 10
be a Free Mason is an incomplete man. | hope
the day will come when the principles Of the
Order shall prevail in all the world, and then sil
ne people Will be AZ peace
My wife has gone TO Wait her mother. !
sm happy to be able to state that the children ac-
companied Der Peace, ~quietness and felicity
reign in my dwelling. ! come and go unques-
toned. / stay oct late at night without fear Of
rebuke. | lie abed of mornings, and no one 10
sists on my getting Up. Ny friends pass the eve
ming with me, and there are none who tell me
the nex. day that toe windo~ curtains are filled
with tobacco smoke. and the parlor has the fra
GRANGE of a bar-room. Ii two or three friends
come home to dine with nee, the cook never asks
me why / brought them, nor complains Of a head
ache. What is more, she does not insist upon
having a new silk dress every week, nor burst
into tears if | utter crude and naughty words
The fact is. if there is one thing | ike more
than another, ia to have nv wife visit her
mother.