The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-31
Gustave Dore's middle name is said
to be Hunke. &c

6ustaVe DOres middle name Is sale
to be Hunke. &c
The girl of the period, in Arkansa:
Is described as thirteen years old, shoe
less, bonnetless stock1ngless, and witt
the Sheriff after hcrf or stealing hoI
ses.
The Pennsylvania State Teaeher's
Association have resolved, by a large
majority, hat there should be religious
instruction in the schools, and the
Bible should be made the basis of such
instruction.
A young lady in Milwaukee has JUS
completed an excellent likeness of the
Emperor Napoleon in worsted, the
most appropriate material for a por.
trait at the preent time,
1t is saidstbat three hundred tbous-
and bales of cotton, ut the lowest cal
cuiation, will be made during the pres
ent season in Georgia and that the
wheat crop was the finest ever gather
ed IN n State.
1t is estimated that over ono hun
dred young ladies are ut present stud
ying law in this country. Probably
they all hope to become mothers in
law one of these days.
A ST. Louis paper is mean enough
to insinuate that in Chicago men are
employed to take the names of travel
ers daily arriving ut the several hotels
and add them to the census list.
Olive Logan is back from Ca1ifor-
mia in splendid health, and tanned to
the color of n Cheyenne Indian. Her
parlor at the hotel is Uttered all over
with Chinese and other ~curiosities of
California.
Women are allowed by a recent de-
cree to practice medicine. in England,
alter undergoing the usual examina-
ton and q special course of instruction
is to be opened for them in London.
The Emperor Napoleon is said to
be n large holder of real estate in New
York, which he was shrewd enough to
buy in the early stages of our civil
when prices were low. Who
knows but that Louis and /" may be
brought over to swell our metropoli-
tan population?
General Tom Thumb and wife, Com
modore Mutt and Minnie Warren will
soon leave Australia for the East In
dies. Admiral Dot, Barnum,s Cali
fornia dwarf is taking lessons in music
dancing and gymnastics at Bridgeport
Connecticut.
The Interpretation in English Of the
names of the German commanders IS
sufficiently curious. For instance,
means n stone cutter ; Falk-
enstein, the falcon rock; Mantefel,
man devil, and Gutenberg, the castle
of owls. These anne are Gothic
enough for the dark ages.
A Paris banker has received from =
Berlin banker a remittanc Of E4,000'
and a letter thus worded !: HThe other
"a, 900 will be due next mouth : and
I shall bring it with our troops my
He received as good as he sent
in this reply; 81 will endeavor to am
eliorate your captivity by all the fit
means in my power"
A new minister at New Bedford,
took a stroll before breakfast ON the
first Sunday he was there, and after
walking a dozen blocks was ~accosted
by shabby looking individual with,
8 Yon needn't look any further; there
a id saloon open"
1t is stated upon authority that the
Princess Royal of Prussia sent her
royal mama a private letter containing
4 draft of the famous secret treaty,
which Victoria Immediately supplied
to the Times, which gladly used an ex-
item of such a valuable char
A rich heiress of France was be- |
trothed to an aristocratic young officer |
If high rank in the French army
the first Indication Of wan the
officer, whose nuptials were to
De celebrated at an early dag, resigned
MS commission. On bearing this his
sent him the following Ia
ionic letter :"1 had intended to marry
| man. You III not even a woma n.
Count no longer on me"
Mr.. Oliver Holt, Of Stamford, Con-
necticut has spacious yacht, in which
ne is conveying a party of distinguish
ed Methodists in a pleasure cruise of
he New England coast. Among the
quests are Abel Stevens, the historian
If Methodism DR., Crooks, the editor
If the Methodist DIR. E. o. Haven,
President of the Northwestern Univer-
,ity and DR.. Andrews and w. C. |
of New York city.