White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-09-12
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IL Hog 'em is new name ,o, 80.
in Montana.
u Mrs. frances D. Gage, the poe,e,, b.,
been stricken with paralysis.
I, O Louis Napoleoa. Is individually in d.h.
some six millions Of fraBes.
Gr Poor old Garreu Davis d making s,..
hour speeches in Southern Ohio.
II The New York Evening Post sa,s ,b..
"dirt" thrown at such men a. Salmon P. Chase
"does not stick. except on the fingers Of those
who fling it,
" A model husband in Wales truudled hi.
sick wife two hundred miles in uheelbAnoI
70 holy Well' where she could be cured of
her malaiy.
u Six months ago Boston hous. sent ont
a cargo Of Ave hundred hoop skirts to Japan,
as a venture Tho Japs put . cover ON them
and used them for umbrellas. -,v-'--,
P is is believed that majority OF the Re.
publican candidates for the Oiio Legislature
have been nominated under instructions to vote
for Ben Wade for Unised States Sen,tor.
D A writer at Sseuben, New York, has
found the following memorandum in an old
town ledger: "March q, lSls-By James
Gordon BENEFIT. teaching school, order dated
Sept. l6;lsis, ST."
p reported that thousapd young Ia.
dies between the ages Of sixtsen and twenty.
left New York early last week for the Western
frontiers. They go in search of gold and oil.
yer, and the precious stones.
II Asa Keeler, possmastes In . village Of
Wyoming County, Pa, recently deceased, was
appointed BY President Monroe. He was the
oldest acting postmaster 10 the United States.
p The Boston Post says: The steel Of
hoop skirt, a gaiter. fan, and grease spot,
were found on the sidewalk of one of our streets
yesterday. 1t is supposed lady unfortunately
melted, and tina; these we're her remains.
u Some Of the papers are calling Mr.. Stan
ton the E1-Secretary Of War. The title 10 q
misnomer. Mr.. Stanton is still Secretary of
War, and will continue to be until he Is reHsv-
ed of his duties by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate.
u General Early is in Canada. and csntsm.
plates American politics with extreme di.guss
almost as great disgust. in fact, as be felt for
the American soldiers when they were chasing
him up the Shenandoah valley.
T We are grarely told in . Washington
dispatch that the Secretary of the Navy being
asked about the Cabinet crisis, "looked bewil-
dered." He hasn't changed in appearances
much since the war, then. ...-
II A widow lady In Ixonia. Jefferson Coun.
ty. Wis. hung herself the other day because
her wheat crop turned out only twenty bushels
to the acre, instead of twenty five, as she pre-
dicted it would. a.-
u A gentleman writes to the New York
Gazette that when he was at Harvard College
the distinguished wife Of IN absolutely lionixed
professor of natural science did not know. and
in general company declared she did not know,
who was President of the United States.
F A piece of the dress worn BY Mis- Laura
Keene at Fvrd's theatre on-the night of the
Lincoln assassination, stained with the blood Of
the President has been framed and hung up in
Mr.. Lincoln's late residence at Springfield. III.
u A parson in La Cross, Wis. has had his
finger amputatei. Last winter while ex amin
ing convert to see il she had the right change,
he had his hand puLcturrd by wire in bo-
som pad. His b!ool being bad it would not
heal.
u According to the Springfield Republican.
Hon. Mt. Colfax is the ladies' man. Il says:
"No other of our public men is SO largely The
repository Of the E minnie affections, AID we're
woman suffrage established next year, the gal
lant Speaker would surely win the prize from
even General Grant or Judge Chase"
| u. An advertiser in the London Times Of
fers reward Of two thousand pounds for any
one who shall discover, before the frat Of July, /,
1868. the means by which pain can be both
pei manently and completely e1tinsuished."
u Seven Of the eight Jur, men Who ~tre
for the acquitial Of Ssrats we're Southern born;
the other was from tue North. Two Of the re-
naming four we're Of Northern birth. and two
were born abroad. aaE
u The administrators Of the estate Of the
late Captain W. B. Perkins. Of Worcester,
Mass, has petitioned the United States Gov.
ernment to withhold from the payment due the
Russian Government for Alaska, the sum Of
1855, 23l, due said Perkins estate. foe powder
and firearms furnished the Russian Govern
ment during the crimean var, the payment foe
which has heretofore been refused. rs
u A country youth attending the circus at
Guelph, Cansda. offered the elephant plug Of
tobacco. The sagacious animal, which had
probably been tricksd the same way before,
stretched ou. its proboscis - II to take the 10.
bacco, but Il stead suddenly seised the wight's
hat. and after chewing is 10 pulp, threw Il
down at the feet Of the owner.
p Old .Thad Stevens smells nice. Il
10 said be has canvassed both Houses of Con-
gress and discovered one of the real tenors-s
real Masonic plot. Many Of the members Of
the House. with General Banks as the hsad.
belong 70 the order, and are "eabls- -sovsd."
In his opinion. they are bound to screen Pred.
dent Johnson, . brother Mason, from Ill chafg-
es or disabilities, "murder and treason not ex-
cepted."
u Several members Of the Old School Bap-
I tist Churches in Tiogn County, Pa. have been
expelled for denying that Slavery is . Divine
Institution. The victors should nov sdopt