Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-10-23
Miscel1ane0us Items.

The prince hereditary OF Austria is the best
juvenile violinist in Vienna.
female clergyman who married couple in
Iowa kissed the bridegroom.
Six members of family named Montejo are
sick with the small-p at Los Angeles.
Prince Alfred had his photograph taken, at
Taniti with halfcast girl on each knee.
The once famous ballet dancer, Maria Taglioni,
is said to be dying of consumption at Brunn,
Moravia.
Parton's defence of Mrs. Stowe leads the Bos-
ton Traveller to call him the Sancho Panza of a
petticoated Quixotte.
One of the largest towns in Germany has given
notice that no license to marry will hereafter be
giver to any habitual drunkard.
John Morrissey has been to hear Beecher
preach, and he says he never saw a man " get
the DEVILS head in chancery SO quick in all his
life."
Mrs McClernon, of Vallejo. while chastizng
disobedient child, struck her arm against a
table, spintering the.bone. She was evidently
in earnest
petition in favor of the suppression of con-
| vents, circulating at this moment in Pesth was
| covered with thousands of signatures in the
space of few hours.
| Mrs. Park has lately celebrated her one hun
tributes her longevity to a cancer in her stomach
of fifty years standing.
! Oh, horrors One of the London papers
accuses Prince Alfred, when he was MILDLY,
with hawking photographs of his royal mother
| among his fellow midshipmen.
Two hundred Swiss families, attracted by the
letters of the Austrian colonists who lately set
tied near Richmond, are prepared to emigrate,
to the mountain region of Virginia.
! Berlin medical journal mentions the death
| of two men from trichiniosis, after eating raw
pork. The butcher who sold the meat was
sentenced to four months imprisonment.
The new Swiss settlement in Grundy county,
Tennessee, is fourshing. The swiss are de-
lighted with the climate and with the land,
which they bought at fifty cents an acre.
A young man in Jefferson county, Indiana,
was taken sick about two years ago, and fell into
deep sleep, from which he only awoke about
two weeks ago, demanding his breakfast.
Robert Ice having been detected in Ku-Klux
outrages near Marshall, Alabama, went out the
other day with some gentlemen who carried
rope and hasn't returned. 1t was big thing
on ice.
Miss Murphy has been jumping again. She
jumped for $50 a side with Miss Maggie Fisher,
at Dorchester, Massachusetts,, and cleared IL feet
y inches Miss Fishers distance being 10 feet
81 inches.
AS lady in Franklin county, Indiana, eighty
FIVE years old, was attempting to remove a box
of honey from hive, recently, she was stung
near the temple by bee, and died in less than
ten minutes.
The Principal of young ladies' seminary in
Massachusetts has advertised in the papers that
his grounds are q protected with powder and
ball" He expects the /" cousins and friends
of his fair pupils to take warning.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln it still at Frankfort,
Germany, living in great retirement and liz very
unpretendng quarters. She sees but few per-
sons, and those generally American ladies whom
she knew during Mr.. Lincon's administration.
John Cataow recently rode from Silver City
to Boise in four hours and thirty minutes, star
ting at 6 o'clock and arriving at 1890 A. NJ,
making but one change of horses. The distance
is sixty miles, and considering the character of
the road, is an unparalleled feat of riding.
The coffin of a young lady who had been buried
eight years, was opened at st. Cloud, Minnesota,
a few days since. While there was nothing
mortal left but the bones, the St. Cloud Journal
says the wreath of flowers which had been laid
on the body was perfect and fresh as on the day
it was plucked.
Delaware is small State, and is growing
smaller. The Delaware encroaches upon it from
ten to twenty feet every year, and the sites of
houses that once stood in the midst of fields
now under water The lighthouse near Bowers
beech has been removed three times, and a small
hotel on the same beach, that once stood in the
midst of cultivated grounds, considerable dis
tance from the bay, with large trees in front of
it, has its walls now washed by the waters.
The Utah Reporter, alluding to the Byron
scandal says that in Utah, apostles, presidents,
bishops, elders, priests and teachers, without
shame or secrecy, practice worse crimes than
Mrs. Stowe accuses Byron of. High officials
marry nieces-ther own brothers daughters,
and even two of them at once-marry half sis
tiers, mothers and daughters at the same time,
and even sisters of the whole blood