The Montana post., 1868-02-15

taken out OF his bed TO Hight his duel
with Cara. and shot his man, sitting in
"a chair. kt twenty paces. Then he was
lPut 10 bed again. happy. Cara died.
Professor Whitney has advertised to
lecture in Sacramento this month ON the
progress made in the geological survey
of California
Washoe county, Nevada, has fled his
resignation of that Office in the Secre-
tary OF States office. El.- OF -
The San Francisco E1aminer saws the
widow of VIM. Carey Jones Ia daughter
of the late Thomas H Benton) is in
needy circumstances.
Robert Crossley advertises in the
Lowell papers that the city owes him at
least 81 900 for the earnest missionary
work, performed with single eye TO
the glory of God" Il
ii Mrs. Bayard Taylor writes that her
husband has entirely recovered from the
malarious fever with which he was SO
severely sick.
Hiracz Fuller, formerly of the New
York press, is publishing penny paper
in London. His exchequer is no Fuller
than it was.
Theodore Rousseau, the great French
landscape painter, has died, aged fifty
FIVE. T
The London Court Journal announces
that Tennyson is going to " commune
with Nature"
Mrs. Loriilarn Ronalds is the favorite
American belle at the Princess Matter
nich's reception in Paris.
A sort Of parody on Mr.. Beecher's
novel has appeared under the title of
Nor Wouldn't, OF Village Lifsin In
diana.' 1lft
Mrs. Marsh, wife of our Minister at
Florence, Italy, is daily active in works
for the relief for the wounded Garibal-
dians.
Edmund Kirke" g. R. Gilmore) is
/ the last author credited with the dia-
tribe against Dickens. published in the
Northern Monthly. El /
The ex-King of Naples is an inveterate
card player He devotes about eight
hours a day TO this useful and agreeable
Occupation.
A colored barber of Buffalo has com
menced suit against Blind Tom, be-
cause he was not admitted to the negro
pianist's concert.
"Prof." Bennett, the Cheyenne walk
ist, is said to be mono other than Sid.
Bennett, I.eavenworth printer
| II is thought that George Francis
Train has bribed the British Police to-
arrest him. We are sure Train would
not have it otherwise for e1 900.
Mr.. Arnold is still lecturing about
Abraham Lincoln. ...-...--
Padre Fisher, Maximilian's Priest, has
gone to Europe.
Liszt, the great pianist, thinks of com.
ing to this country. -r.t
jenkins says Bismarck has a wart on
the little finger of his left hand.
Rubenstein, the pianist, has refused a
large offer to come to America.
John Smith has started a daily paper
in Canada. Everybody knows him.
Morton Co.. the bankers, have charge
of the new American paper in Paris
Humorous.
Cough is to deliver eighty lectures in
Chicago At the end of that time the
people will doubtless cry out with one |
voice, go Oft"
The New York HSrdId says: "Pres-
ident Johnson is turning out q brighter
side every day" 1t is bright brass
A seasonable motto for collectors: "If
'twere dun when tits dun, then 'twere
well 'twere dun quickly
Westons expenses on his walk from
Portland to Chicago were $500. When
this tact aud figure was announced by
Ike to Mrs. Partington, she remarked
l'' don't believe in this pedestinism. 1t
would be cheaper to go in the cars.
You would not take me for twenty 7"
said a young lady to her partner, while
dancing n few evenings ago. " Then
what would you take me forr For
better or for worse. replied he. 3-tt
! A poor fellow in Paris has been arrest
ed tor stealing the blankets of the boa
constructor in the Jardin des Plantes.
He needed it and the snake didn't.
If a woman wants to keep her hus-
band at home let her send him TO the
top of the house and then take away the
ladder.
An Eastern railroad company adver-
tises that it runs through sleeping
cars" +.
Old fools are more foolish than young
ones; they have had much longer expe-
rience-
A time that "tried" mems solesT
when Fremont and his exploring party
stewed up their moccasins for food
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