The Lincoln County herald., 1869-11-04

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translated into the Bavarisn dialect, and
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Fisk and 0esid's .esh sies cannot b.
said to bs plain ssia ring. That, ljtals
matter about Qsant is not sitogstl,sr
clear. .. oil NV s.,.,,.I ~ "a -
l. Ex. President Pisrss Nh forsuus Of
one million, the bulk of vhssh will no 10
nephew whom he hes bssa sluostins a
Princeton College t,'sA''. oai aol ~
| Mr.. Thomas Watts, iibrarias n " ths
British museum, who kusw Gfly leo.
eaages and tho titles Of half million
books, . dead. ~. e,I ,.,a,'J ..o, t.i loq
Punch thinks that Dr. Cummiue's let.
tor to the Pope might have been shorter
thus: "Sancte Pater, venio." (Hoiy
Father, I am Cumming y
An application for new county, to BE-
named Grant, will be made 10 the General
Assembly next wintor, to be formed of
parts Of Washington, franklin, Jefferson,
Gasconade and Crawford. ...,
At Kansas City the other day On st
tempt at suicide was made BY ]. 8. Fran.
chs, q journeyman tailor, under an abera.
tiou Of mind. He used q pair Of scissors
to accomplish his purpose, making ugly
wounds in h,s breast and arms, and 10 not
expected to recover.
An editor 10 New Jersey brings de.
linquent subscribers to his counter by
publishing obituary notices of them.
When they have paid up arrears, he con.
tradicts the report Of their death by say.
ing they are only "dead beats"
They do some things 10 London better
than we do. Recently the city was plac.
arded with tempting invitation to visit
certain Bethesda Chapel, which read :
"Ned Wright, who before bis conversion
was convicted three times Of burglary,
will deliver gospel address. Come and
welcome! No collection \ 81. DHT
On the 10th the Sheriff of Cape Girar.
deau levied upon the horse and buggy Of
Judge W. q. Ranney, of that county. to
secure ,be paymcut Of s165, o railroad tax
which the Judge refused to pay. He
proposes 10 .ako The matter into court to
dete mine whether such tax can be levied
and collected.
At the installation Of Presbyterian
minister, at Wysndotte, Kansas, . few
days since, Rev. J..G. Roberts, o. Kan.
sas City in giving the right hand Of fol.
lowship to the party installed, Is reported
to have made the following unique sd.
dress -. .
/ am from tho home Of buahw hackers {;
you live 10 the State of the jayhawkers.
We bushwhaeked you and you jay yhawked
10. Now give you the right hand OF
Christian fellowship. Redeemed Mis-.
souri, greets victorious Kanaas.
IMPORTANT QUERY. The Pella Blade
goes into fever over the announcement
in Hsrper's Bazaar that bosom pads maie
Of wire netting are just the incest thing
out. The Blade wants to kuow-"what
is to become Of the next generation 7 Are
all the babies hereafter born to be
brought up on wire? Come rest on this
bosom, will hereafter read, come rest on
this lronclad.' Flinty hearts and iron
bosoms are too much.
A fellow registering himself III. D.
Adams" at the Marvin hotel, Sedalia, on
tho 18th instant, at night arrested New
ton county farmer, named Cook, camping
in the vicinity, took him to cit,seu
house, and claiming to be an officer,
searched him, taking from him S65, Q
pocket knife and some small articles
Adams then started with bis prisoner,
ostensibly 70 the calaboose, but getting
on tue strvets in the dark, eloped with bis
captured booty. Next day Adams was
arrested 10 Kansas City, and brought
back to Sedalia.
|. The Sioux City Times Of Saturday, 28d
ult., has .hs following: We learn from
Capt Hill, commander Of Fort Rice, the
details of one Of the most narrowing
tales Of lose Of life by Ere that has ever
come within the range Of latter day oc-
currenoes. About Eve weeks since .
band Of the Sioux, under Little Bear,
were oamped on tho south side OF the
Missouri river above Fort Rice. A large
number Of squavs with their psppooses
accompanied the Indians. They had
camped for the night, aud not thinking Of
danger, had oil gone to sleep. About mid
night the prairie contiguous to their
lodges was set on Ere, aud before the
alarm could be given, or measures taken
to save their lives, about one hundred
were consumed in the flames, together
with considerable amount Of dried
meats, and such articles - they usually
carry with them, or use while in csmp.