Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-24
Gu; rent Gossip.

Inc latest news from IRAN IL, tllat lie las
been incarcerated in a French bastile.'
An absent-minded Indianian who started out
after his COW, found the cow-bel in the road and
pocketing it,followed its tinkling for over twenty
miles before he remembered that it was not on
the cows neck.
Gen. Jubal Early owns one Of the fastest
running horses in the South. He calls him
Fremont" 1t would be interesting to know
whether this animal can beat Jubas own time
through Winchester five years ago.
A young lady vocalist in neighborng city,
tile other night, was recalled in several pieces
Perhaps she undertook to sing in too many parts.
"A Minnesota lady named Hadwig Kouseh-
kouroska has cleerfully changed her name by
marrying Mr.. Hell Dambroger. But what profane
people that mans parents must have been
A Chicagoan has patented new process of
petriiication, by which means Indians can be
transformed into tobacco signs as fast as they
die.
There is fine sleighing in Buffalo, and in
Western Kansas, there is fine staying of Buffalo.
Mrs Youngman, of Illinois, has fallen
heiress to a Scotch estate of :2500000. The
young men think it is great MISS" that Mrs
Youngman is not Miss
An Albany undertaken sports grand $500
hearse. The people who ride in it are not proud.
Mr.. Oliver, of Boston, married Miss Ratll-
bone, in Albany, few days SINCE and among
other gifts, received from the BRIDES father a
check for $4,000. Who wouldn't be willing to
receive such check on the first day of their
married life.
The acting minister to England, Mr.. Benja.
min Moran, was twenty years ago poor boy EN-,
ployed in a cotton factory in Trenton, \. J
He first obtained an appointment as an attacht
to the corps of Mr.. Dallas, in 1857, and has riser
By his own efforts, without money or Influential
friends.
Large hocks of geese have been seen fyint
southwark. This indicates either a cold or al
open winter-or both.
Since Dickens death. his life by r., s
Mackenzie, has had sale of 10000 copies
The legislature of Vermont expects to ad
iourn before Thanksgiving. and not meet agai
for two years Should the Delaware legislator
put itself in tseir place. one Thanksgivin
Day would not be sufficient.
The Indiana doctor who was presented wit
a coat of tar and feathers, some time since r,
, ceived $4,000 damages for his injuries, Lar
week. His enemies say they had no idea sue
clothing was SO dear.
AT church fight, in Chicago, a deaco
knocked down an interloper with big Bibl
$ The assaulted man is now suffering from scr
ture on the brain.
a "A Davenport justice of the peace imprsont
a doctor four months, because lie charged a ma
y fifty cents for prescribing for a sore toe-tl
!. man repudiatng the amount in toetoe
) Detroit advertises for dime novel autho
t Ii an author should respond to this ten-cel
7 adyer.,' lie will be novel enough, surely.
e The Works of Rattle -Turkies, just at I'll
time.
: Nasty having found 1.-THE Man of Sin
: il now in quest of 1.-THE Man inside Politics. :"
: Secretary Robson announces that he is Ii
= a candidate for United States Senator from NJ
. Jersey.
c There will be great pressure of busine
II at the approaching session Of Congress, al
d members are not disposed to give considerat
+ to anything but what they consider vital.
e Mount Katahdin, in Maine, has been cover
$ with snow since October 21st.
k William II. Seward is enjoying himself
!, Japan
"A New York Democratic editor has writ
( a long article in which he attempts to pro
g that President Grant medtates and is prepari
5 for Coup detat, by which he hopes to oy,
+ throw this Republic, and erect upon its ruins
!, Empire. It has not yet been decided whetl
h that editor is a fool or lunatic.
a a jumping match between two women to
g place at Mott Haven, n. y, recently. Il
d ladies' should postpone all such matches un
leap year.
D Detroit prefers mules to horses for sire
' cars.
a "A private letter from Paris states that hol
!, flesh steaks are very much like yenison VIII
! you get used to the flavor.
9 French will be studied at Yale College ne
i term.
a Joe Jefferson and ]. s. Clarke are said
Q have won the greatest American dramatic succe
: in London, the former playing Rip Van Wi
r kle' 1870 nights, and the latter Z" De Boots
| nights.