White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-05-12
Ibingampjies.

in the City Council of Columbus, Ohio-an
even. without precedent in that city.
p Brigham Youug's mothers.in-law weigh
four and half tons or ts=,eabout.
p"Ho~e. H'we." said Sumner, leaning
over to Senator Howe. after the lat sr had 70
ted contra -Samnerwise on . bill, "iIowe, you
have voted no." "Well," said Howe, al
thought Ihsd."
u Pollard puts his affection for the negro
on record, and says it is no new love; for the
honor, the tenierness. the real virtues Of the
African had impressed my heart, years sgp."
That will be frat rate sentence for Grating
Democrats who court the negro vote to incor
porate into their speeches: "Loved them
years ago."
u A Monterey (Cal) paper tells of two
editors Of Ihaf Cosnty-oue from Castrovile
te oths4 from Mouterey-wao had "bibulous
dispute" At the Masonic supper the other night.
which eu3ed in the Castroville man going under
she table ''iik sGea.lenan AMI Chrissia'."
6Sfhe Houston Telegraph grieves because
the GerH>sns Of Texas are leaving the Dem.
ocracy for es Republican ranks. and says tha,
not corporal's guard will be LEFT.
u The Boston Advertiser wants the ques
tion as to whether State can repeal its rati
6cation Of constitutional amendment settled,
As it is possible source Of danger to leave il
open.
u circus elephant out West "was only
calmcd down by being shot several times, and
having one Of his hind legs chopped for several
minutes with a sharp hatchet."
T Alexander II. Stephens asserts, and lie
is pretty good authority on this point, that the
newspaper accounts abost the improved condi-
tion OF his health are utterly untrue. He says
tha: he is unable to stand or walk without as
sistanee, that he is barely able to sit up and
scribbls a letter, and that he never expects to
leave home again.
D John Jay. tie last survivor of the reei,
ment to which Wellington addressed the "a.
nous words. "Up. guard. and at them," has
jus. died in London.
Gr Miss H,lleck, the venerable sister of the
poet, Frz-Greene Haleck, was buried on Sat
nrdsy at Guilfori, Connecticut, by the side OF
her brother. Miss Halleck was eighty txo
years "f age. and the last Of her family.
II The cottage Of Shakespeare's Anne
Hathaway is advertised for sale. England
having allowed the poets own house to be de-
molished, ought certainly to see the prescrva-
tion of this last relic
u Ifthe 2i"g ofthe Cannibal Islands mnst
have fresh missionary for breakfast every
morning. why cant We supply the demand
from snch fancy stock as rockingham, Tilton,
Cooke and Smyth7 He wouldn't care much
for the difference.
II Secretary Roheson is going to marry
the daughter o: exSecretary B"r;e. This is
one of Bories schemes to get the navy back
into his family.
C A girl Of sixteen, near Montreal. recent
ly took arsenic to whiten her complexion
None could qars.ion her succe $, as she lay in
her coffin the following day.
TForty 5ears ago Mr.. S. W. Davis, book.
seller in Cincinnati, gave pecuniary aid to Mr.
B. T. Hanlcy, almost an entire stranger to him
which saved him from bankruptcy. Mr.. Han-
ley shortly after left Cincinnati for Missouri,
and now he turns up at Cincinnati with for
tune IF ~. 100000. which he has devised BY
will to Mr.. Davis. in consideration of the aid
be furnished him in his time Of need.
II The Doyl-stown Democrat declares Gen.
eral Grant 10 the LATEST man that ever occu.
pied the Presidential chair. And vet he has
to make more clear money out of the
position than any ten Presidents We have ever
had.
" The penple Of Florida will hive their
little Joke. They inform travellers that they
purpose to erect two monuments on St.. John
liver, near Stoves residence, to commemorate
he names of the heroes Of her most famous
'orels. One Of the shafts 10 to be dedicated
% the memory Of Uncle Tom. and one to that
If Lord Byron.
O Mahlon Dickerson's library and cores
'ondence are said to be rotting in the loft Of |
Jersey barn.
u Donn Piatt defines the Democracy as
the organized ignorance of the country"
U Nov they've been and arrested Young
eilow in Pennsylvania, Just for pounding his
With . stick Of cortwood. Can't
ell0w have any fun down there7
u A New York paper says: "There is a
rick being extensively practiced by homely.
mt wealthy. gir!1 Who want to marry. They
ct themselves mp to look like dyspep.ics in
he Ia stages. when some nice man marie.
heY Parties in this city will make splen-
szss-seis Sgspsptic o. consunpsive on.
y ks.isfe girl in three days for $50.
yI1A Moptans letter writer says they are
cry MO. roubled with Pieg.n sentiment out
here. I.
u There is . stone hou.e at Dunsbark Fer q
,. Saratoga County. N. Y. now occupied BY
family. which vas built in l7l7.
~ The Boston Congregstiona'ist prints q
tigned "a great great great
reai -greas-g great grandson Of William Brew
.er."
u The Boston Herald ss.s: "a relative
the late George Peabody informs us that his
ody was buried at Westminster Abby, and \
lat the great fuss in this country vas over
bstituted corpse"
u In the window Of London tavern ap- q
'ars this announcement: "On viev, for .
y days only. head Of Traupman, preserved in :,
iri,.." How did they get it? d
p Old "Coronation," the we'll krovn nm.