Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-11
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to marry Count ochmidtville.
California has nearly 81, 100000 ~
ing idle in its treasury.
The New Jersey peach crop prom
Uses unusually well his yesr.
Ole Bull has rendered bis services
10 the Peace Jubilee at Boston.
"A miniture steam engine has been
devised in Hartford to run sewing ma
chimes.
Belle Boyd, of Southern spy fame,
was married sgsin in New Orleans
lately. tte
At Norwich, Conn, on Decorat on
Day, $772 were distributed among the
soldiers orphans. rg
"A man in New Albany has applied
for patent for making new potatoes of
last years crop.
The Burlington, Vermont, Library
WAS chartered in 1853 by George H., and
is still thing of life.
In Indianapolis an ambitious old
hen is setting on some Pelican eggs
procured from Forepaugl's circus.
The New York Herald calls Train
the prince of FLAP Jacks and Jump up
JohBuies."
A certain Miss Hart Of Troy, N.
Y :, returns an income of more than &c.,
00O-a Hart worth winning.
-Alexaudria young ladies are saving
the gloves touched by General Lee. to
hand down To posterity.
Miss Ida Greeley. daughter of Ho-
race, is an officer Of the Womsn's Stuff
rage ASS citation.
General Hancock has authorized a
st. Paul paper to deny that he protested
against being sent to the Northwest.
The Rosas cleared about $5 800
out of the two performances of 4" The
Creation" at Fsrwell Hall. Chicago.
Anna Dickinson announces that she
will be voter in five wears, and a MEM
Der of Congress in Ten. Stand from un
der!
p. I. Barnum has no son to in
herit his peculiarties; but he has two
sons in law t inherit his fortune.
MIR. and Mrs. Corbin-nee Jennie
Grant first met at the inauguration
ball. He is so years of age and she is
36.
--Junius Henri Browne has heard
Sturgeon, and thinks that Beecher "can
give him five points in game, and beat
him preaching"
Brigham Young is getting out of
patience with the Pacific railroad PEG.
pie, and is likely to Come down upon
them for the 100000 they owe him.
Secretary Fish "keeps house.
Secretary Cox boards. So do the 9th
CT members of the Cabinet. Of course
The public has right to know all these
facts.
An Indiana schoolmistress has
created an epoch in the history of
corporcal punishment. She admins
tiers it in the shape of dose of rhu
tarb.
-Isabela's strong point is etiquette.
Her own daughter had to apply to one
of the ladies of honor to obtain adnis-
sion to the ex royal presence, when she
came TO Paris
The late Col. L. T. Woodruff, OF
Mobile, a native of Connecticut, was
buried. at his own request, in the uniform
of Confederate colonel, with his rebel
sword lying on his coffin.
AT Prague it is proposed to cele
brate this year the five hundreth birth
udF Vi luo fclOIlubf OJnu llueot uHd
to erect a monument to his memory at
Constance, Baden, where he was burned
alive.
When Brigham Young was asked
if he did not think the Pacific Rail-
road would kill off MormonIsm, he is
credited with the profane remark that
IS 1t would be id poor religion that
could not stand one railroad"
"A French woman, who lad lost
one of her eleven sons, Chartered with
the undertaken about the price of the
burial, saying: " Now look here, sir.
you mustn't be hard With me; | shall be
good customer; I've got ten children
more" ~ s Uses
Mrs. Van Colt, who made her debut
as metropolitan preacher in New York,
Sunday before last, is about twenty six
years old, wears Der hair frizzled, dresses
neatly in black, has pump figure and
sprepossessing face, and is gifted with
rich, strong voice that is listened to with