Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-18

Dr. Hall says that for the period of mont
before marriage, and month after death, ,me
regard their wives as angels.
The telegraph made Senator Wade saw
Poor old clown" in speaking Of the lat
Hon. Thomas Ewing. What he did say was
Poor old Tom"
John u. Sake says it is common notion
IN Boston that, If person Is born i'm that
city, it is unnecessary for that favored indi.
vidual 20 be "bUru again.
That hard youth, the Duke ofHamilton, /,
described as nm elegant looking boy, wira
fresh peaches.and cream sort of compl,-ion'
and red hair.
Another New England Howe mas turned
up-the Rev. w. 9. Howe ofstetson, Me-
Orphan servant grl-adS'Dery-arrest -ex-
pulson from church, and 90 on.
Gen. Apathy, more even than Gen. Grant,
terribly troubles the Radical party. The
Boston Post thinks General Intelligence 10
slso'in the field about these days.
John Murray, reputed to be the father Of
America Universalism, landed on our shores
in September, ITO. The Unversallst Church
proposes. therefore, q centenary celebration
in 1870.
The Savannah. Georgia, Ners and Herald
says: Private adyices from Washington in
innate that Benjamin F. Butler, who must
have been born with silver spoon in his
mouth, will probably get the endorsement of
Congress for Military Governor Of the Terri
tory of California, the State which receDtly
seeded from New England.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Greeley is about to
have his hair cut in order to protect Aueri-
can industry.
An aborigo objects to marrying Miss Tail
the daughter of Spotted T., for fear be might
get Caudal lectures.
1t is said that Napoleon scratched out the
name of Paul de Kock from the list of per-
SONS recommended for the Cross of the Legion
of Honor.
A German in New Haven, Conn.,, shot and
and then shot himself. Cause-moDey and
lager.
A young lad named Robyson died in EImi-
IA on Saturday last, from disease caused by
being hit on the head with ball while play =
ing the Irrational game"
gentleman named John B. Haight lost
his pocket book. containing $50 in bills, at
Rochester, Sunday. About week before, he
he lost one which contained sos. What
kind of company does Mr.. Haight keep2
William Richardson,Tof Paulding county,
Ohio, is one hundred and four yeals old. He
is the survivor of five wives and is now living
with the sixth. He is the father of twenty
five children BY Two Of his wives-twenty-One
are living.
Over one million barrels foil have been
shipped through Oil City since January /.
While two men were fighting, in one Of the
streets of Philadelphia, on Friday lass,a third
stole bundle, containing suit of clothes
belonging to one of the combatants.
Some Indiani irelics have lately been dis
covered in the vicinity of Oleopois by partie.
who were excavating upon the Oil city and
Pithole Branch Railway.
A young man named Stark, Kittaning, was
recently struck dead by tightening. He had
been grading oats, and was returning home
with the cradle on his shoulder, when the
scythe attracted the lightning and conducted
1t to the body.
STATE FAIR The Penns. State Fair will
be held at Pittsburg from September Gath Go
September 9th. ...
The existence Of secret armed negro or
gaHizations have been discovered in Virginia,
having branches throughout the State, and
much alarm is felt by the whites.
The Bureau of Military Justice has bred
more crime than it has punished, more per-
jury than Heaven will ever forgive or the
country forget. .
Mexican detectives are searching New
York for man named C.-M. Medinech, who
Is said to have robbed the Liberal Govern
ment of 100000 in gold at the time Of the
capture OF Maximilian.
"BRIcK" PoMERoY and Petroleum v. Mas
by &c. r. Locke) were employed in the Office
of The Corning Journal in 1850, the former as
Devil and the later as Foreman Brick has
turned out one of the most quaint humorists
of the day, while the latter has proved him
self q consumatc nonsensical jaekass.
THE CosT-Thrty millions Of dollars year
ly, for the negro bureau, eighty millions for
the military commanders and army, and
twelve millions for the registers of negroes is
about one sixth of the cost yearly Of making