Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

Horace Greeley returns e2O,soO income

1858.
The length of the Pacific railroad issuch that
a courtship recently begun In Ohio WINS consuma-
ted In marriage before the two travellers reach
cd the end of the route.
"A Chicago woman attempted suicide because
her husband wouldn't take her to the museum.
She will now apply for divorce.
An Englishman has secured patent for
texture, similar to paper, for making up into
clothing. Paper clothing! Fancy yourself this
"red hot weather, dressed in a suit of Brick |
Pomeroy's " red hot Democrat,
The New York sua is still nominating can
didstes for the Presidency. 1t names Burlingame
for President for 1876 on the strength of the Chi
reese immigration. We expect next the editor of
the Sun will name man for 1860, and promise
him his support, in case of his nomination.
Appleton Journal says the Empress Eugene
will visit this country next year.
The death Of three Conservative newspapers
in Washington, within as many weeks, shows
that we have new order of things at the Capital.
Efforts are being made to revive tho Ineitigencer,
but Hembold's Buchu won't resuscitate It
DIR. Chaplin has the largest income OF any
Clergyman in New York, and MIR. Bcechcr OF any
In Brooklyn.
A democratic Journal speaks OF II town away
out in Oregon having elected clsau democratic
ticket Il is so seldom the party elects clean
ticket, that 1t is worth while recording this ex.
ception.
A woman being advised to "heap Goals ui fie
upon her husbands head, replied that she had
| tried hot water, and 1t didn't do bit of good.
A man in Illinois has been lued fifty dollars
and costs "for attempting to steal kiss from a
Mrs. slippery" Rather slippery undertaking.
Small change in New York is called d" finan-
clal hash in ten-cent chunks"
The President and Gen. Sherman approve of
the proposed plan for the erection OF monu-
ment to the memory OF The soldiers who died In
| rebel PRISONS and promise their Corporation III
| the matter.
-Viscount Adair, son OF the Earl Of Duurlven,
| is coming to sec the States. He has an income
of $4,000 and wife.
John G. Hoeuan, Il wealthy lrishman died
| at San Francisco short time siuce and John q.
Heenan, the pugiist who still lives, has received
several full length obituary notices in eonse-
quence.
The Norwich Bulletin copied An article giving
directions for the easy kissing of pretty women
| in the cars during the passage of tunnels. 4
short time after copy OF the paper was returned
with the article marked, and under 1t this
comment Won't work I've tried ii twice"
| Henry Ward Beechers pulpit is decorated
every Sunday with Two choice bouquets Of ilow-
ers, at cost Of $500 year.
Bonner, it is said has offered $50, 000 fur tue
famous trottiug mare " American Girl" 1t costs
some men more than that for IN American srl
"A Rose bora to blush unseen as the DEM
ocratic Governor of 0hio-Rosc -crans.
-Splntcrs from the Fix ''last ties" OF the Pa
CHIC Railroad have been scotland so have those
who bought them.
1t is now believed the coming ,na,l and
woman will come in the usual way.
Boys in San francisco amuse themselves by
throwing cayenne PEPPER into the eyes Of the
Chinamtn. They say it makes en- sinari. The
boys should be made to smart.
Will the twenty millions of Packers have q
packing" effect on the ballot box in Prnnsy :
vania next falli
| "A London journal states that George tiancls
Train has offered to take contract to sack Lon
don in sixty days, with Fenian soldiers aud sail.
ors free Of oil cost but that Of transportation.
The Erie Railroad has Burning cars a. well
as smoking cars.
THE King oil Ashantee in Africa, has ., 53t
wives. The King of a-shanty, indeed palace
wouldn't mold them.
Olive Logan, referring 10 Blair's famous Ut
iniainous--speech ut the banquet, says q was
there and saw him, and will just say that IL Mr.
Blair was not lutox icated that night be Is til,
most curious looking sober man ever bcheld. y