The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-01

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all his characters Is 3 puzzle 10 readers
of his novel. In other words how wiz
be set Norwood out Of The woods.
The Express tells Of happy family
In Buffalo, thu. husband ninety years of
age, the wife seventeen, and the baby
seven months. 4.---,--szza--r------
The New York World seems TO Be en-
deaEorinE TO naturalize the word
"burgle," a verb derived from the noun
burglar.
| In Cincinnati they are playing Black
Sheep" At one theatre and The Black
Crook At another. The adjective
.sblaek" this season seems TO have had
quite As much 70 do with theatrtcal
matters as with politics.
Quinn told lady that she looked
/ blooming "a spring, but, reeollecting
that the season was not then very prom
Using, he added: "would 10 heaven the
spring would look like you"
! From nearly every part OF the eoun-
try come accounts Of brutal oulrages
being committed upon children by
tends in human shape.
Two eolorsd men from New York.
who addressed freedmen's meeting in
Georgia, were denominated yankee
uiggersH by their brethren, because
they did not agree wholly with their
sentiments.
There Is q woman in Indiana who has
been married four times, and is now
living with her first husband. SkiIlfni
divOrctug did it.
The expansion of the rails ola rail-
road COO miles long amounts in hot |
summers day to nearly quarter Of a
mile, from the point ofe1reme contrac-
lion in winter. II
The Methodist Church In the United
States publish ffty-one weekly papers.
The non Episcopal Methodist churches
of this country publish i've papers, and
those Of Canada four.s
1t Is obvious that Mr.. Bright has very
little confidence in the integrity Of the
House of Commons in dealing with the
reform question He does not make
mis- appeals to the members of that
body, but to the people at large. he
aims at the accomplishment of the re.
| forms he seeks through the force Of the
public sentiment which he is enIezvor-
! ing TO evoke. Mr.. Bright evinees 4
faith in the people which is so constant
and SO earnest as tojustify the sneers
of the Tories that Ar. Bright Is demo-
eFat With-as they claim-dangeEous
lsveling tendencies. ..a.-.r:..s
Bayard Taylor, one OF the greatest Of
modern travellers, says. in recentlet-
ter from Germany: "I am more than
ever convinced that the best pleasures
and most lasting advantages oftravel
belong not to the first or second, but TO
the fourth or fifth visit to foreign lands.
Ifone misses the enthusiasm, the e1-
hiIaration, the capacity fog thoughtless
enjoy ment, and the delightful igno-
rance Of youth, on the other hand one
has less Of uncertainty, Of perpIexing
/ y
more intelligent appreciation; far
wider and more fruitful feld Of inter
est, and cultivated perception of
beauty, which Is gratihed at every
turn.n
The legislative correspondent OF the
Springfield tAass.J Repu6Heaa perpe-
tEate the following parody, supposed
70 be sung by the wife ola Berkshire
representative: Loo
Husband, dear husband, come home to me
The boys shoud Be picking mp stones in the
And you mould be trimming ths treea.
When I'm you get through with bills and
SOP taking Of lieenss and rum
Eof railroads and tunnels, and other such
And tend To your businsss at homer
The Massachusetts Legislature has
been about long enough In session to be
the father of family. 4eus
When Bishop Asbury "run - Vthe
Methodist Church, there was one cir
cult In Virgins where the ladies were
sofasciuating that ali the young preach
ems sent there were soon taken captive.
tine bishop thought to stop this by
sending thither two decrepit old men,
bot TO his greatsurprtse. both were mar.
Red the same year. he exclaimed In
disgust: al am afraid the women and
the deTh T WI get I'll my Preachers'"
Thepresumablsexpense of an Ameri-
can travelling in Europe this year OF the
Exposition, may be Tins gauged:
l. For very shrewed, careful,
economical single gentleman, an
average Of s. per day.
yet with 4 taste for recreation, IS per
8. For a luxurious person, so per
l. For the sons of Petroleum and
Shoddy, so to $50 per day.
The monthly expense Of residence in
Germany, Switzerland or Italy:
For the first class OF persons, $50.
For the second class Of persons, SO.
Il For the third class Of persons, 500,
For the fourth class OF persons {im-
possible TO state.J
A Yokohama letter says the Japan
csc are an excessive polite people, and
at the same time extremely inquisitive.
They salute one q pom the slightest pre-
text, by placing the hands upon the
knees shutting half up like well oiled
i jaek-knife, delivering the word ohio''
in their most seductive tones. They win
mount your porch and peer steadfast-
y through your parlor windows until
they are discovered, when, instead of
being ashamed, they smile with singu-
lar sweetness and look again.
DO JUSTICE 10 SATuaR-It Is ingrat-
in snlandfd order = GOOD sat' ~ tostGs