White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-11-18
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sed In a hardware store, an1 he states. in the
voice Of genuine hero, thar, had he kno~n as
much when be captured JEFF az he does COW, he
would have SHOT the old fellow son the spot."
as he deserved.
" ar. John Robertson, who vas . ftiend
of Lady Byron, but don't believe the Stowe
story, SAYS Earl Russe has in bis possession a
copy OF Bysoe,s memoirs, supposed "a have been
torally destroyed BY Tom Moore, Russell, it
will be REM mbered, va. Moore's biographer.
DR. Mckenzie, of the Philadelphia Press. de-
cIared very positively, some time ago. that By
ren's autobiography would yet see the igh..
If it is in exrterce, the probability is that It'll
in Russell's possession.
p The Massachusetts, State Democratic
comm ittee found, it is stated, sixty towns in
which they couldn't raise solitary represen-
tative.
ia. j. has been a Democrat so long that
he isn't at all particular, and viii take any
thing he can get.-Daroa Tribune.
r While Mra Alvin Bradley. of Sheffield,
Mass, was saving IN his mill recently. ami
while the saw wa. going at the rate of i60
cuts per minute, a squirrel ran into the mill
upon the log. and ran Up tho saw teeth with
out injury.
B Greenwich Hospital, so intimately con-
nected with the naval history of England. has
cased 20 be the national rendezvous for the
worn out and disabled seamen Of the British
Navy. The pensioners for the future are to
receive a gratuity. and be allowed to reside
where they please
U A Democratic orator in New York city,
the other evening. declared that the principles
of his party were as cold as the stars" aud as
"unehansing as the moon" Democracy CON-
pared to the moon is excellent. The moon
changes twice every month. 1t wa1es and it
wanes. Democracy waned under Buchanan,
and has been "waxed" ever since.-Peoria, III.
Trdnserp.
u The house at Murfreesborough iE-which
Jane. &. Polk was married, is in good state
of preservation, though il looks somewhat an
tiquated.
u The Mobile Register designates the man
who-was not hung to certain sour apple tsee.
as "Ex President Davis"
u We have had tornadoes, foods, earth
quakes and ]. Fisk, Jr.. but as there is compen
sstion in all things, we are thus far msrcifully
spared six wears Of Andrew Johnson in the
United States Senate.
" A letter intended for somebody in Oh,
kosb. winnebago County. Wisconsin. was di
rccted to Allsquash. Rutasaga County, and
reat he'd its destination
D generous chap near Muscatine. Iowa.
the other night offered his rival thirty cents, il
he would stand back ard not interfere with him
in his attempt to take their mutually loved
Susan home from spelling school. The offer
was iraignartly refused.
" With the first issue of the Boston Eve
ming Times success won as follows: Vol
ume l. No. l, September l, l cent.
II A letter addressed "E-S. lowheI
Neir Baston, hunted States merricay medal
sex 20" has reached its destination.
&c In the case of headle.s body, found
near some water in Arkansas the jury returned
a verdict of"accidental drowning"
II A gentleman of this city-says the Ter
re Haute Gazette-remembers Olive Logan in
Paris when she was the thin, worn, poverty
stricken wife sf De Lisle. dissip,ted Journal
list, with some brains but of no character.
She is new rich, charming and divorced.
D A Lady in Detroit lately took arsenic to
make her complexion white. She succeeded,
and now sleeps in the northeast corner OF
graveyard.
u There is no ex-Presiden., chosen to Of
6cc BY the votes of the people. living to-day
a state of things that has not existed before in
this century.
u Theodore T,lton says he wants to see
the day when he can take Mrs. Stanton on one
ann and Susan Anthony on the other, and
walk with them to the ballot box. What will |
Mrs. Tilton-if there is a Mrs. Tiltou-say to
thai7
u There is on 6e st the Office of the Au- |
ditor of Missiouri. bill, one item of which is:
ITO one cartridge expended on the body of
Sam Hildebrand. 2t,s cents"
" General George B. Nc Ciellan visited the
New England Fair, and while there an old |
gentleman from the rural districts, seizing both
his hands, exclaimed, with sympathetic tears
coursitg down bis snubrowAed cheeks: "Gea
eral, an glad to see you. I am delighted to see
you! have long desired to meet you. al
ways believed that Won mauaged the army as
',eH as you kner hor." The General thanked
him.
II Strong Pepper is the postmaster at Pep.
perville. Nebraska. Tie correspondence from
that place must be spicy.
D General Bankr learned the printing trade,
when yourg man, in the ofice Of the Boston
Traveller. Mrs. Banks. when girl, also
worked in the s.ne ofice. They lsft the
Traveller office 10 start q weekly paper In
waltham. Mass. which was carried on suecess-l
FULLY for some time with the aid of one .j9ur"
printer.
% The Knoxville (Tennsssee) whis. Brown.
ow's old paper, has become Copperhesd as
,ad as the rest. and calls for the erection sfl
Northern Professors from the Tennessee Uni.
rersities. l.
&C Three men Of national fame lay dead At |,
he same time recently, ard the New York I,
aerald says: "What different ages eeem
,raucht toresher in the uevev.l h;..,.;.. =