Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-06-11
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FowLER, the phrenologist is leetqring in
England
The latest fashionable wedding reports de
scribe the costume Of the BRIDES father.
GsS. scHEsok sailed for Europe in the
Cunard steamer Of the 9th inst.
Miss KELLOGG commands higher prices fo-
her services than have been paid to any sing
er in this country since Jenny Lind.
PaEsucE calls on Secretary Fish TO weigh
the chances of foreign war With ali his
scales.
The young ladies Of Mount Pleasant object
to the bachelor editors Of Iowa holding con
yertion at that place.
EsGLAND's sailor prince has composed
waltz, aud has the ambition to lead aa or.
chestra.
AFrEa several eombals The forces under
Gen. Jordan have succeeded il joining the
Cuban artillery
oSE Of tee young Austrian Arcbdukes is
said 70 have q peBchant for making PURCHASES
wien tire merchant ISM looking.
JvSIrs Baurrs BoorH has bought pleas
aHt sgmneE residence for his aged mother at
Manchester, \: H.
GgS. BEAUREGARD is soon to be at Staten
Island, where his inamorata is said to reside.
Poon AlLgy, the .tWiekedest Man, thinks
very bad Of the men who brought him into
uotoriety.
FRED DouGIAs has applied for the admis
sion Of his youngest son to the Naval Acad
emy.
TIE ENrEaoH ALExASDER, of Russia, Is
seriously indisposed, having met with an
accident while crossing bridge Of the Neya
in an open carriage
MRs. MErrmSIcH, who took the Empress
Eugenie's dressmaker away from her, re.
joices in 365 pairs Of stockings--or one pair
for each day ia the year.
MISS DoHoTHY L. DIX is in California,
visiting the prisons and asylums. She is nov
sixty years Of age. but as uoiiring as ever in
her philauthropic work.
Tue PRIScE Imperial Of France presented
the elder son Of the crown Prince Of Prussia
with velocipede, which he uses daily at
Babelsberg.
! The STORY that Ned Bantline has fallen
from temperance grace and taken to faro
banking IS untrue, and was started in Cali.
fornia to bring him into disrepnte.
/ A JEALOUS individual in New York threw
paiItul Of Stacked lime over the head Of
another mans wife burning Off the skin asd
destroying her eyes.
A Pans journal says The ex Queen
Isabella II. Of Spain viii leave Paris at the
beginning Of June for Marinbad, in Bohemia,
lor the purpose Of taking the waters.
AaoTHEn EASY CoEsGEScE.-On Friday
morning Hon. Hamilton Fish, Secretary OF
State, transmitted the following to Secretary
Boutwell,, which he says was evidently sent to
hin through mistake: This completes
$50 for me, $lO0 before, $50 now.
Yours, truly. +. T. CoSscIEScE.
Mons MILITARY Fosrs. Indian ontrsges
have Of late come under the joint attention Of
the President, the Secretary Of War, and the
Commissioner for the Indians The result of
I
ure urged by Senator Ross-the establish.
ment Of more military posts along the iron.
tier. The President purposes to issue
proclamation outlawing al bands out Of their
reservations.
GERMAN PRoGREss IN NRGIyIA.--A new
paper printed in the German language and
called the Patriot, has been started in Rich
mpEd. 1t proposes to be an industrial and
| political organ, takes the conservative view
of the situation, and advocates the election Of
Wagner for Governor. The German element
is progressing in the South.
A MISSISSIPPI ADosls.-The Brandon
! (Mississippi) Republican refers to :. certain
| party as THAT handsome, intelligent, silver
tongued ladies heart crusher, ex captain Of
negro company, editor Of the -, chair
man Of the Radical State Executive Commit
tee, member Of the Committee Of Sixteen,
and bully witness, who has had his official
head chopped off by .he members OF his own
sweet scented party This is making mince
meat of a man without the benefit OF sweet
marioram or any other ''yarb." II does not
appear that be is from the North.
Mr.. THOMAS MEEnAs, agricultural editor
Of The Weekly Press, has been invited by the
authorities Of st. Louis to auperinteud the
laying out Of the grounds Of the new park Of
that city He will shortly visit ST. Louis for
that purpose The construction Of this park
is to be on a scale commensurate with the
proverbial Western idea Of liberaltty and mag
nifcence, and, when completed, il wall ex.
eeed anything Of the kind as yet achieved by
any city Of the same size. The selection Of
Mr.. Meebao is most ju6icious one, and At
the same time substantial compliment to
Philadelphia.
ADDITIONAL Bounty CLANS BY an act Of
March 10, 1863, the Paymaetor General Is
directed to turn over = the Second Auditor,
Hon. T.. B. French, all unsettled claims for
additional bounty under the act Of July 2s,
1866. TIE number Of claims received by the
Second Auditor during the month Of May, in.
cluding those from the Paymaster General,
| WAS "a ,257, and the number Of letters seut
out 10 replies TO inquiries Is enormous. Here.
after no letters will be replied to until the
claims they relate to arc registered and
regularly examined. No information can be
given concerning claims provided for in tho
act Of March 3, 1863, nHt an opinion il re
esirsd thereon rom the Attorney General.