White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-12-19
Ibinaanlpiias.
"Haud me nay pansaloons. Nary" were
the last words Of the poet HAlIeck.


p"Haud me nay pansaoons, Mary" were
the last words of the poet HalIcck.
u Dogs are vaccinated in France aad Eng
land to cure diste mper.
r A Kentucky legal decision declares tha.
chickens are not live stock.
Ir Julian says the elements bave so mingled !
10 Colfax a. TO form harmonious whole.
u Ths "ssg.r Wedding" thirty days after
marriage, Is the the latest fashi,h.
r Mrs. Lincoln's old clothes have been
Withdrawn from public sight.
u The running gear of George Francis is
fabricated With Train oil.
r 1. is reported that President Lincoln
spoke of Miss Dickinson as the "crow ing pull
!et"
p Why should we object to Dickens
"American notes." when be receives ours so
! cheerfullyf
r q. g. in the Tribune says he absolutely
will not 20 to Austria. 1t would be Sadowa
for her if he did.-N. Y. World.
u Wooden legs cost the government, last
year. s35, ,216 50. Ba: how mach have the
wooden heads cost III
U A Massachusetts, paper accounts for Wes-
tons being heavier than when he started, BY
saying that be has been on the weigh for some
weeks.
u A young Democrat Of New Albany. In-
dianna, paio 81. 80 fot hugsing two colored
girls on the streets Of that city last week. How
are you, negro equali,y1
u A child was recently born in Montreal
which had one head. two faces and four legs
and but one body. Rather an irconvenient
person to sleep with If he kicked.
T We have chronicled that S,~ard offered
the edi.orship Of his proposed Parsian organ to
, Mangin, of Nartes. Mangin has died.-Neu
, York World.
u 1t is asserted b. the Eastern Journal,
that General Hancock has put himselfin active
training for the C,pperhsai nomin ,tion for the
Presidency.
u An English astronomer Informs those
persons who we're unable to see the late star
shower, that if they keep a sharp look out. they
will be able to see it on the l5ih of November
; 1899!
q p IL is reported that Thur!ow Weed ha
f been offered 81 900 900 to secure a patent 70
4 Howe's needle sewing machine for another tel
D years, the old o: e expiring next autumn.
e ~ james Gordon Benefits first daily pape
n in New York city, the Globe, issued in October
II 1882, lived exactly one month. The Journal
2 ists of that time all declared that Bennett ha.
It no ability as newspaper manager.
Il AT Quincy, Illinois. is German with
=. curious bloodmark. 1t ia perfect deer, abou
). the size of silver dollar. and on his righ
cheek. The form and outline of the deer ar
n ds perfect as could be drawn By an artist, an
shows deer in the act of leaping 1t is OF
!. bright red color.
y u Prentice saws Bro~nlow may 60 to tn
IT Upper House in this world. b1t in the mex. b
L will go to the lower. To which the F ,rt Wayn
u ,Ind.) Gazatte retorts: 1--WE presume so;
F. has always been found in the midst of Dem.
I, Gratis. fighting them"
" u The New Albany Ledger says ,h,. ther
l.. is family in that city. the father and mothe
IF Of which. though intelligent and of respectabl
l. connections, are supporting themselves by CON
le Fe''ing their two daughters. aged twelve an
Is fourteen, to earn their living as prostitutes.
- II The New Bedford (Massachusetts) Me-
curry records this instance Of mnnfcence: "a
> appeal sseently made tn a religious society no
more than thousand miles OF, in behalf of
: benevolent enterprise, was met with dona.io
. of three dollars. OF this sum one dollar wa
given by the sexton of the church, one by tn
n bell ringer. and the third represented the mi
lionaires in the pews.
E. T The New York Commercial, Thurlo
' Weeds paper, has another bitter onslaught o
: Horace Greeley-;n which il says:
? "Having advocated secession, b Tiled Jeffa
,; son Davis. invited John C. B-eckinridge hom
of and offered amnesty to traitors, cor spirator
i and assassins. for universal negro suffras
5, ought he not to crown "busy life" b, jo;nin
'r haads with Fernando Wood7
!, p FoR GENERAL GRANr.-A soldier at Fol
y Leavenworth. who had been considerably d
, appointed in his efforts to get letter to Ger
a eral Grant, made a final and desperate attemp
'e and wrote the following supcrscription on th
r. envelope: "This letter is distinctly and mo.
e positively for General Ulysses s. Grant, an
:. not for his Adjutant General, nor his assistal
e Adintant General, nor his acting assistant Al
l. jutant General. nor his military secretary, M
his chief clerk, nor his assistant chief clerl
nor his assistant chief clerks orderly, nor h
. valet, nor his brother-in- Law, nor hi. aunt.
Nevertheless, the letter has not yet reache
9 the General.