Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-09-23

dents of Amherst College on Erlaymosu-
ing that Professor }. H, SeeIye. had wittan
a letter declining the Pressiid eneYof as Tn
iversity Of Michigan, Tho stadenfa We're q
greatly pleased. - A'''a . '','4'' s'' F 10
--Mueilage Of remarkable adhe1;1omon- ~
critics Is taken from, the leaves of lie NeT
Zealand 4ax., It is ID be is,rsalif nussd II
England for the manuiac tiuare 81 enI go
velopes." When two pieces Of pa5ef iSi1 II.
fastened By means Of this gum, no, Steam
ing or Boaking win separate them y II -
According TO- Rev: Dr.: oI, egoea eef: !
geonsly dressed ybeadles, with sword aad
staff mose3arQppd in the German churches.
and give the faithful poke by way ct NJ
to look at the ladies f1iyf Of see Who is epn1e
rs.I-On Saturday a heavy thunder storm
passed over Nashville, Ill Mrs. Ada Lam
don, fearing tplemainip Der house in COM
psag W. 4aed H "a r ECO Is.Ss 81
Mrs: handon and rendering Mllln1 NM Leo in
91 a' .i3A7t asg1 iiY 30. tl1s. 1z,,ss
Professor Romeo Elton, graduate OF:
Brown University, who returns to Provi-. I:
Af,llcc shtef seventeen years. ioD9enC0b1 mas
just founded q scholarship of one thousand
wife. Professor Elton M professor o.
Greek and Latin in the .institusi6nsf from
1895 I'd 1843, and this is the second 1chpa-.
arship he has endowed.
-Edxari Matthews Z has purchased,
burial plot at Greenwood Occupying % lots:
at a cost of sic, 600. "A, vault and temple
will be constructed at a cost fsSlOO. 600. =
The price of lots in Greenwood cemetery.
IA feet by %, is from $500 to 5QQ. and Of
single graves ip the public lots from $2Otp
S25. The corporation hay now betxSeas
$500, 900 and $500, OO0. sinking, fund, .vhieA
will soon be increased to $1.0040Wts - :. =
f' "A new arrival at SwasSBttWaatef, Wy6nn-
ing, was waited upon ~ + gentleman fas
soon as he; had Registered his name e. the
hotel, with the offer of the position oftds-
putty sheriff. On inquiring why he was 80
much favored, he learned fhA& tia III in.F
cumbent was, shot the night before. md
his predecessor on the day preceding
Chow long does a deputy, sheriff liye IN
these partss" oh, about, twenty -fSaiirr s
hours. -" The stranger declined thS appoiht- !
ment
IS a nan lbitj farmer. 1ho,sataoi E, & h.y,.
was growing smalle9ff,, ~ degrees end begn-
tifnlly Jess, posted himself onSa .hhf1ht TO-
find cut the cause, and soon had tiff sstiis-
faction of seeing Q fellow approaching With
q fork The farmers waited, until The thief
had got his fork full and WIS wsdlktikg of;
with it, when he cams up ,beaidHd, him and
set fire to the hay, Which, sSoa e6laisdup
terribly: he 1eiaow lleet 1lv.1ss1
of stealing hay from that locality.
l.. IA revival aERichmonH lid, which has
been in progress for about six months, is
one OF the most remarkable on record.
About nine 4undfea persons have been ad-
t'ded to the various churches, Out 'dooy
meetings have been held twice . week, and
! a noon-day saloon prayer meeting has be-
come nearly apermAnent institution. Some
times as many Is fifteen prayer-meetings in
private houses have been simultaneously
held in different parts of the city.
/ The terms Of the following United
States Senators will expire in 1871, and
many of their successors win be elected
during tho current year: II. v Miller,
Georgia; Richard Yates Illinois James W.
Grimes, Iowa; Edmund g. Ross, Kansas;
Thomas G. McCreery, Kentucky; VIM. Pitt
Fessenden, Maine; Henry Wilson, Nassa-
| chusetts; Jacob N. Howard, .Mfifan;
Daniel S. Norton, Minnesota; John II.
Thayer, Nebraska; Aaron II. Cngin, New
Hampshire; Alexander G. Cattell, New, Jer.
sey; George H.. Williams, Oregon; Henry
B. Anthony, Rhade. Island; Joseph 8. fow-
ler.; Tennessee; Waitman T. Wiley, West
Viginia-total, 16. II, j. ~ Ess..,.:;,
"A good story is told of Quaker Ind
| lord at Atlantic City. An urchino Eve or
six years was seen by him drumming nois-
lily upon handsome walnut balustrade.
The friend reconstructed with him without
effect and then quietly took him up bodily
and carried him into the back yard. In y
moment the boys angry mother made her
appearance and opened upon the landlord
with atesrent Of inyective. concluding With
"Ill leave this house instantly" The
Quaker Immediately touched 1 bell and
said to the dark skinned waiter Who re-
sponded to the cal, 4 II ,eonidas, 90 up to
| AZ and bring down this friends baggage
when she tells thee she is ready for thee
1t she wants thee to get q carriage for her,
| or has any other, commands until she is
gone, thee will see them attended to-" The
| lady suddenly began to cool dow q, apolog-
| lied, and asked TO be allowed to retain her
room, but only received the reply, my
house shall never make any one altar. Ny
bookkeeper will settle with thee. Fare
thee WELL" Soon Afterwards her trunks
were taken down stairs by the stont negro
to the music Of her boys voice caused by
herimparting TO him unexpected calorio
with y strip Of shingle.
THE LAST HoRR1D INVENTION of fashion 10
the bird hot, which is copied from the
English modes for ladies this fall The
round hat is=entifeiy covered viii tie
breast of a partridge OF, golden pheasant
as It was stripped from he btad;and, to
add to the to,H e,isembte the head of the
creature, with npifted beak and angry
eye, is put on asAFcre peering and peck
ing directly on the front. It is horrid
and savage locking fashion, suggestive OF
bloody fingers nd SKteasy sscal1 ia9- Knives.
The geGtie maiden Of TIC avende might
add lock Of hair torn from the head OF
her worst enemy or most devoted lover
With spear in the end OF her pafasol and
d Japanese death's-head ratting among the
charms at her h-guard, the war-paint
on her checks, and thin deadly signal ON
her brow, she is far; from pacific OF allur-
ing creature. We slggeatifor this coat of
arms the old lAgeadi ahnl;1-zy:s &
G 5Wh s,,e% picks It me- ~t ptet out his asst
NJ Y World II 10 ..ii1t:sus} s1.,s.sI.
Arizona advices state that on, the 18th
of August the Indians attacked Mexican
train near Antelope Greek, and were re-
pulsed. Three whites and twenty Indians
were killed.