White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14
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esnee' AZ the age of 46. His disease vas con-
a New Bedford teacher is spoken Of in /
Abe 'Ns~ England p,pers. a, giving tiuctur re |
o. si'e' 70 herrefractory pupils.
% A meerschaum which Lola Monsez
wheedled from the King Of Bavaria, has been
sold III Chicago for 500. The pipe i. said to
date from 1916.
" Gen. Rosecrans is said to be .'mskins
pile" in California by his skill nd en,erpri,e
As ? mining engineer.
u 1t is rumored that john G. Whittier.
the poet, is to be married in his old age to
Philadelphia widow, with whom he has been
in love for thirty years.
U "Tom,"a genuine Guinea negro, living
at Hamilton, Chio, is the only person now alive
who witnessed the surrender Of Cor~sllis
u Mrs. Wilby kicked conductor in the
mouth at Erie, Pa, because that unhappy man
would not let herself and husband get on the
train without showing their tickets.
u Speaking of"seasoning'' literary. work,
it is told that Jean Ingeiow puts her compost
tions on a years probation in the scclusion of
her desk before submitting them 70 the public.
u A iaboring man n Providence. r. l.,
has been, fined and sent to Jail for ten days,
for falling asleep in church. The Providence
Journal thinks the minister ought to be fined
for not preaching SO as to keep him awake.
q The fashion of fifteen years ago, of
wearing black court plasters on the face. has
just been revived in New York and number
Of our bellies now appear in full dress, with
sable spots in close proximity to charming dim
pies.
u Surratt is said 10 take his imprisonment
very philosophicaly, and to be improving in
health. He spends much time in reading the
Bible and other books, and when not engaged
PAGES the corridor in front of his cell.
u A correspondent of the Troy Times
claims that there is still revolutionary soldier
living-Mr. Frederick Bakerman-who is Ill
years old, and who resides in Cattaraugus Co.,
N. Y.
u In Leavenworth, the other day, two girls
got into dispute over the sugar on the table.
as to who used the most. and during the wran-
gle they upset the table, which, falling upon
the head of a three year old child, broke its
neck, killing it instantly
IL The notorious Col. Titus, of Kansas and
bushwhacking reputation. attempting lately to
drive harpoon through revenue officer v hen
in the discharge Of his duty, was arrested ano
turned over to the United States Marshal at
St. Augustine, Fla.
u AS an exception probably never equaled
by any dsbursing officer Of the Cove rnmont, it
is mentioned that on the settlement of the &C.
counts by the Fourth Auditor of Garrett R
Barry, Paymaster in the navy, up TO January,
1867, which accounts involved an expenditure
OF Sl4, ,732 SIS ,l2, there was found difference
counts as presented by the Paymaster and
audited by the Fourth Auditor.
| u' When Governor Andrew sent the Mas
sachusetts girls to tie Pacific coast TO supply
the wans OF ieninity ir that region. he said
that they need not marry Immediately. but
could fad plenty 10 do in teaching the little
children. Anna Dickinson "caa't see it,"
She says, "Whete the little children we're to
c7me from out of population of ten thousand
men. was more than she could imagine but
she thought that probably Gov. Andrew, being
a maR, might be able to do so''
IL Several years aga our government in,-
ported lot OF camels, for trial on she Western
Plains. The survivors now carry freight be.
tween Virginia City and Austin, Nevada
They have twice the strength and more than
twice the endurance OF mules. are healthy, and
can carry burdens cheapiy. Everything seems
to show that they can be readily naturalized,
yet, owing to some prejudice. no pains are ta-
ken for their pcrpetuation, and they are dying
ont. F7 '.. sa sa
IL The son Of the Emperor of France,
though only twelve years old, is an expert COM
positor and printer. The sons of the royal
family of England are all taught trades, and
some of the princes understand enough about
carpenters work to disgrace a young man in
New York. Many noblemen's sons are taught
some trade, that they may be, in a measure,
independent of the freaks of fortune.
&c The Honorable Colonel Cesar Kaluaikau
Kahanupauokalani Kamakaehukai Keolaokal.
am Kapaakea, Member of the House of Mobiles,
Privy Council of State, and knight Compan-
| ,affI fIa IL oc L. 4
with imposing military ceremonies at Honolu-
lu, Sandwich Islands, on the 9th of December
last.
u Colorado Jewett has swung around the
circle, and transfers all his political operations
to the "Radical power of Congress-" He has
given up his proposed convention to nominate
a President and says: al may add that the ma
jority of the people North have declared that
the will Of Congress shall prevail. Opposition
to that will from the minority Of the people
! North-the Supreme Court. President, or his
Cabinet-is treason"
u The Nenaha Courier announces that it
has 10 authorized agents to collect money for
it either in New York or Nev England. We
have suffered some time from the misrepresent-
atoms of itinerant parties. and are compelled
to give notice that all subscriptions to The
Conservative from China. Japan or the Sand
wich Islands must be mailed direct to the pro-
prietor. Elsewhere We have established agents
who are prepared 70 exhibit their credentials.
II The Cleveland Herald says: "The other
day treacherous piece Of ice deceived the