White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-05-31
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Il REnARkAsLE RrsrmnLAscE.-There IS
between Probst and Coovert, the perpetrators
respectively, of the Deering (Pa.) tragedy and
the Deerfeld (Ohio) horror, most remarkable
personal resemblance. Both are about FIVE fee.
seven or eight, have blue eyes. light hair. and
"turned up" noses, striding walk, and quite
stoop in the shoulders. Both served in the
army. and both have lost the thumb OF the
right hand, purposely shooting it of, in order
to be discharged from the army.
1.-THE Southern Radicals are severely
shocked by Secretary Stanton's support of the
Presidents policy. They begin to lose conf
dence in the policy, which they have been
lauding 50 extravagantly. gErssrF Eaa
| u The RIGHT NAMr-An exchange says:
The Detroit Post names the party headed by
Blair, Kendall and Jim Lane, as the. lucrative
party. This is certainly an appropriate and
significant baptism, for the reason that but few,
very few, will be found in the ranks of the
aforesaid party. that are not attracted thither
BY the expectation of pay. Let them be known
as Lucratises.
Gr Our readers may have noticed that Head
Centre James Stephens uses the initials &c. o.
I.R." 1t may be worth while to explain that
these mystic letters mean GENITAL Organizer
of the Irish Republic"
r The Mobile Register says that President
johnson is con the war path of State rights."
/ Sa he is; but Others who have beenOn it bsfors
him have not come out very we'll. =.
J 10 The Detroit Advertiser says the Fenian
navy has been reduced-uith a rapidity that
Secretary Welles might envy-to "tug of
war; between the several factions of the
Brotherhood. .la 1s'a .s.''. 5 "t
i r"Petroleun v. Nasby," or otherwise
(Ohio) Blade, was, in 1850, foreman Of the
! Corning Journal office. M. NJ Pomeioy, now
one of the most influential and unscrupulous
Copperhead editors in the Northwest, was the
"devil" in the same office.
p The Sons of Liberty of Indiana were re-
, presented at the Kentucky Democratic Con-
, vention by the notorious Bsyless w. Hanna,
who glorifed Stonewall Jackson in q speech
which was received with enormous enthusiasm.
Gen. Blair, the Conservative leader in Mo-, has
, just published similar eulogy on Jackson.
Praise of dead traitors, and fondness of living
ones, are cardinal points in the policy of Con-
servatire statesmen. >
u The Copperhead organs continue to
speak of our National Legislature as "the
i, Rump Congress" II there is smaller rump
than the Copperhead remnant Oft once power
ful Democratic party, We should like to have
somebody inform US of its locality, so that We
may point the big telescope towards it, and be
enabled to discover an infnitessimal particle
that is so near to nothing.
! U Count Gurowski has left behind him an
immense mass of VALUABLE manuscripts, inclu-
ding correspondence with many eminent char
acters in this and other countries, living and
? dead, and his own unpublished memoranda.
Autograph hunters and book makers are on the
faUI vIvs to obtain possession Of these papers.
, 1t is supposed, however, that they viii be duly
, arranged and edited for the benefit of surviv-
ing daughter.
G Ex Governor John Letcher, of Virginia,
in a recent letter, states that he takes no part
Q in politics, and has not cast political vote
since 1861. He says that he is pecuniarily
ruined, and is compelled to pursue his profess
sion. He says in conclusion "The only
service can render is to give the country the
benefit of my example, in showing proper re
: obedience thereto
IL The Supreme Court Of Massachusetts,, in
q case carried before full bench on q demur-
, rer, has decided as follows GA revenue stamp
is no part of the note, and need not be coupled;
, nor is the validity of the note affected by the
want of a stamp, unless it is fraudulently omit
ted"
u The traitor R. E. Lee ID proposed by
{ some Of The southern papers as candidate for
3 the Presidency. He would poli full Copper.
head vote in the North, as He never betrayed
the Democratic party.
u The Jackson Clarion, leading Journal
of Mississippi, sneers at the act of Congress in
/, congratulating the Car upon his escape from
murder, as "the most ridiculous piece Of syco.
. phancy ever exhibited by public body."-
. These chronic rebels don't like to have any.
! thing said against assassination.
u The disposition is increasing, on the part
, of Congress, to assume the entire war debt of
s the loyal states; that the South may thereby be
!. compelled to share equally with the North, the
> burden of debt which their crimes have entail.
ed upon the country.
y T A church and school house In Henry
County, Indiana, have been burned because q
negro preacher lately held forth in them By in
d 'i1iNsn i,'ij nsd .zrst ir- ..iss agg ,s5-f9
T The President has ordered . ssspension
of the execution of Ave rebel guenillas, CON-
victed by court martial Of numbering i've U. 8.
!, soldiers. ~
r u The President has issued perempsory
order prohibiting Admiral semmes from hold
ing the office Of Probate Judge at Mobile, o.
from holding any civil Office until pssdonsd.
u There is . house in Pembroke, Nas.,
which is two hundred and thirty (230) years
, old. II is still inhabited,a has slvsy been ip.
one family, and Is believed o. b The Oldest
, house in the United States. ,r.,t ais, z,oI,o,.
" 1t is understood that influence has been
, brought to bear upon Presidsnt Johnson - pas.
} don Kohnstamm, the Governmsnt svindler,
who was sent 10 State Prison for ten yssrs, bus