White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-02-17
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pointed says: "A noas the m ,-t out rageous
personal deuunciatons Of Mrs. Stowe for her
connection with the Byron .ba siness, are th1se
of that pre-emineat religious sheet, the New
York Observer. This. taken in connection
with the fact that the Rev. DR.. Prime, in his
younger DAYS, made an oe|er Of his hand and
heart to Miss Harriet Beecher. which were re-
fused by that lady, is decid ediy amusing. ard
pretty efectuaIl. pIucks the sting from the
Reverend's criticism"
| D Commissioner Deiano holds that far
mer's ocenpttion is TO raise produce, and sell
log is only an incident CT the production.
therefore, the decision that farmers Who sell
their produce are TO be taxed rs produce bro
kers should be literally construed. If il is
true that Farmer Greeley's uatermelons cost
hin two dollars apiece in raising and sell for
only seventy five cents in the market. it is well
Tor him that selling is only an iacidens. and
it is extremely hard on, bin that he should be
taxed at all as a seEer--Y,. Y. Herald.
" In Monroe. Michigan. recently. a woman
oil fifty seven summers sued youth of twenty
Tor breach OF promise. he having agreed to
marry her If she would buy him suit of
clothes They were married by the Justice
before whom the ease was brought. the bride
excusing her importantly by saying tha she
wanted some one to saw her wood.
T In his lecture in Milwaukee, Mr. Geo.
Reaan, a member Of the Russo American Tel
egrsrh Expedition, said he found a picture of
Msjor-Gsnerai Dix, cut from New York
pictorial newspaper. in the hut ofa Kanak
Gen. DIX was represent ed dressed1in full uni
form, ard was vorshipped as saint BY the
happy Kahak.
W Memphis jenkins says that while JEFF
Davis's body is lank, lean, and eadayerous, his
head is good one. A good head on poor body
is as bad as new wine in old bottles. The two
ought to have been separated-directly sitter
the war-Chiea9o Post. -trs.
u Bishop McIlvaine expresses Tia opinion
that il the Roman Council shall exact the dog
ma OF Pspal infallibility, the question viii be
mootcd whether the Pope is to be obeyed
hereafter; and if the dogma shall be pressed, it
is sure to to be resisted by the church. He,
therefore. conc udes. "Whatever may be done
by the Council, it will iDaict on the Roman
church the severest blow it has received for
300 years.
u When they want 70 see little fuu in
Alabama, they pour pint OF whiskey down a
mule.
Ut A Lecturer in Iowa Is devotins the whole
force Of his limited iateliecs to sIaushteriup
Free Masonry. The Chinese drive eciipses
away by beating tin pans
IL The walls Of constantinople, com,le.
ted fifteen centuries ago by the Emperor The
odosius. are 70 be pulled down, and their
stones employed in various municipal improve.
meIts.
" Mrs. Stanton, while on her way to Jacl,
sonville, ILL.,, met young gentleman in the
cars, with head about the size Of an apple,
who, buttoning up his coat with pompous
air, said: 81 heard you last night, bull am
not yet prepared for Woman's Suffrage" 81
am sorry" replied Mrs. s., "for l fear, you will
block the whe els Of progress FOR a century"
III A Democrat yesterday cl aimed that he
had always kept Fred. Douglas portrait hang
ing in his parlor. On examination it was |
found that the varnish was not yet dry on the |
frame.-Leapenrurth Cs,serustioe.
II The last Roman Catholic Council was
held at Trent, in the Tyrol, called the Couu.
Gil Of Trent. 1t first met 10 I543, and was no,
dissolved till 1863.
NOVEL DUS.-The St. Charles Cosmos pub
lished marriage notice, and adds:
We refrain from extending our consratu.
lations TO the bridegroom until he has settled
that little bill for printing which he owes US,
and for which we have SO repeatedly and un-
avaiingly dunned him. a-
We don't charge anything for his notice."
p The late Col. David Chambers. OF Z.nea.
vile, printed the laws of Ohio, in 1910, on a
wooden press made BY himself
u Eighteen hunired and seventy finds old
Boston entering upon the 240th year of its ex
istence, but the 4s year of its city life. /,
u 1t was reported the other day tha. our
troops on the plains had fought a battle with
the Blackfeet Indians. in which one or two Of
the latter came very near arTgstting hurt. 1t is
now said that "the report was very greatly I
I
u soldier named Daniel Z. Weld. of {
Maine, who served in the s4.h PENNSYLVANIA
Regiment, has written to the commissioner of . :
Pensions that he is stout and we'll again, and ).
.oes not want a pension any longer, being am.
ply able to support himself by his own labor.
O Susan b. Anthony ssys shat women ,
ave had surfeit Of men for the past six .
housand years." And yet Susan has about
$ little cause to complain of such surfeit as
ny other woman on the continent. :
" Geo. d. Prentice was not professor of
eligion, but was Free Mason, and of course
eiieved in the immortality Of the soul. He
ad expressed recently his desire to connect N
imseifwith the Christiant Campbellite) church al
nd had appointed time to go to the church m
DR. that porpose. but was prevented by sick. e,
ess from keeping that appointment He made C
his desire and resolve known to but few of
is most intimate friends :
" An astronomer predicts for this wear
'met Of such brilliancy. ssd % near the earth h.
rat our nights will be almost as bright as our et
avs. l'@ "a
u The probable result of GreeIay's ess.v m
"What Know About Farmingr-she fail.
re Of the years crops tn
" One OF the former mistresses of King sa
Gorge the Fourth. of England. Mile BeI,o;s c,