White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-10-20
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U The Pi,,sbur, Co,u.r.;.l avs: .Tse

leeses wife vhos.is eighty. four. For many
ysan be drovs Sease besyeen. Pistsep.s and
Philadelphia. SesSse he 5syssf e0esvel.l
end .as pop.I.r diver ) ore han talf i.ees-
'Hry ago. He tod great delishsls b rsiasins |
personal recoaectisss Il Hensy ChS and ssher
distinguished ne..- .hoa be ~ carried b hisj
coaches" -
u When General Grant sas elected Presi.
sve esnis on the dollar. Il is nov worth about
eighty cents on the dollar. In other words. the
currency in the hands Of the people is worth
shoot one huudred million dollars note n6s
'thas shen. The people ere that .sck better
Cd. This ID he uay an eeoeo.ieal se.iais-
tra'ion is "runing the couuuy:"- c1iesss
Pest. -.tr.s 81 ..s-
u A vag in Cincinnati bribed band to
play the "Marseillaise" the other evening in .
beer garden. A sshscrip,ios is nov being ta
ken up to buy new Instruments, and the doc.
tors bill will be paid ost Of the Teutouic fund.-
u The grakdson Of . deceased British
colonel Of volunteers, exhibited to the police
magistrate in Montreal. q day or two ago,
what he said were tie regimentsl colors under
which the 18th Highlandes fought At Bunker
Hill.
B An officer relates that at the battle Of
Sedan, when the air was filed with cheers over
the surrender Of the French. he saw q huge
Pru.sian, Who had been lying with his hand
to his side in mortal agony. rise suddenly to
his feet as he eomprehended the reason Of the
ringing voices, utter loud hurr.h. wave his
hands on high, and then. - the blood rushed
from his wound. fall dead across . Frenekman
U Since the use Of stamps in fac simile Of
autographs fave been forbi 1den the recipients
Of the frauting privilege. Congressman have
learned to hire elesks vho can initiate their
signatu,es sufficiently for all practical purposes.
U Foolish folks are still fossd 10 hunt ai.
ter the buried tseassrs Of Capt Kidd. A party
sre digging away on The banks Of the Hudson
river They work in silence, after nidoisht,
and under the directions Of sortsne-teller.
q The Amsterdam Recorder says that John
Allen. once known - "the vicledest man in
New York. died on Friday lea at his opa
home in Perth. Fulton County. N. y, and was
buried on Sunday.
u The 6rst Chiuanan that vss ever known
to plead guilty 70 IN ohense hss been found in
Msrysville, Cal. He lad stolen the .afety.
valve Of a steam boiler. and. il being found in
his possession. he pleaded guilty to stealing il.
q the North German Correspondent states
that, out Of Une hundred and thirty French
officers nov prisoners Of war In Konissbsrs.
seventeen we're unable to write their names to
. receipt for small advance Of money, and ,
consequently. signed With . mark.
u There 10 . man living in one Of the vii
lagos on the Connecticut River named Bill.
whose three boys rcJoice in the names Of lie.
comps0n Constitution Bill. Kansas Nebraska
Bill. and Jefferson Davis Beauresard Bill.
PTLe Republicans Of the twen.,-nst Penn
sylvania district have nominated Hon. An
drew Stewart. known in old whig times as
"Old TaiiG Andy" for congress. Mr.. Stewart
vas in Congress City years ago.
U A number Of New York ci'y firms spend
$40 600. 10000. and even $4,000 year in
informing the public where to purchase.
u The Crown Prince Of Prussia received
his English education hom Professor Thatcher
of Yale College, when the latter vas studying
in Germany :ew yea:s sso.
u The Aurora Borealis was vi.ible on the
night Of September 2Gth all across the Amer
icsn continent, from New York to San Fran
cisco, and iute'fered seriously With the work
ing Of the telegraph .ires. So extended dis
play has seldom or never before been witnessed
u The Chicago Post visiily says that .
ccnsus-taker named Skipper. came very near
beirg mobbcd in St. Louis recently.
q 1t is reported that Gen. Fitzpatrick is
troubled with an enlargement Of the muscles Of
the neck. brought ON BY speech making. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
p Marshal M;MaLon is in Belgium, EN-
ploying his leisure moments in reading the
many obituary articles Of which he vas recently
the sutject
p A man at Indianapolis. while being mar.
ried to divorced woman. had Q fain,ing fit,
and oied before the ceremony vas concluded,
making the narrovess escape on record. The
woman was awful mad because be couldn't
have postponed his q for an hour or 20. a. be
vas quite wealthy.
u The Detroit Tribune thinks ,hst II IL ia
true that the news Of Louis Napoleon's arst
defeat reused the Empress Carlosta from her
s'upor, she must be bright % q dollar By this
time.
u An Immense natural cave has been dis. |
covered near Corinne, Utah. Il has been ex
p'osed Tor two niles without any terninatioo or
ousles being found.
q A Michisan census saker found . eolored
family named Jones which had ebri.tesed The |
ehiIdren "white E.gie" "Poll,. ""Jay Cooke"
"Tespess," and "Glad TidissA" eeesred
in this way: They vers fssisives fro. the |
South early In the rebellion. and settled in on.
Of the towns on Lake Erie. Whenever . child
sss born they would gise is the. name Of The
arss steamboat, propeller os vessel that arrived |
in port thereafter.
U A correspondent writes from Sedan that
90 the morning after the last battle, vben the
bus'e sounded, GOO riderles horses salIoped y
The rendezvous.
q A Schenectady man compromised . III
lie matter Of v;fe-seduetioo ioe twelve dollsn,
and half
U A California WOMAN took Zig rattle
make ost Of her bab.'s cradle siih sso canes,
md dropped hin into kettle Of bsiIine water,
shich took ihs bite ost Of hin.