Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-19
Rreyities.
The Jesuits are leaving Rome.

still alive.
Isabella of Spain has gone to live in
Switzerland.
Giving a man a hard name-cailing
him brick.
Work on the Oregon & California r.
K. is progressing very fast.
DR.. Livingstone's friends are still en-
tirely confident of his safety.
Mr., Cobb has married Miss. Webb.
He knew that they were to be Joined
as soon as he spied her.
Mr.. M. Halstead has returned from
the theatre of war to tie peaceful soli>
tude of his sanctum.
A practical joker at Troy was recently
arrested and compelled to give bail
for borrowing gu umbrella.
Memphis has saloon called :. The
Bullet" the whisky at which is war;
ranted to kill at very short distance
A child was born in New York one
day last week, in public carriage,
| while its mother was on the way TO n
funeral. Blade.
A young lady Of sixteen. who had
worn short dresses all her lie, positively
told her mamma that she would wear
them no longer.
Henry Ward Breecher owns $685.
900 house in Brooklyu a 500, 900 farm
H. Peekskill, aud half Of the Christian
Union news paper.
| Gen. Lee married the adopted grand
daughter aud heiress of Gen. Wash
ington' by whom he had five sons, oil
of whom were in the Confederate ser
vice.
| The wife Of the Hon Geo. H Per-
dleton is said to be one of the most
prominent ladies in The brilliant circks
of fashion at Torquay, the prese.t
retreat of Eugene.
| To make man a drunkard, gEe
him wife who will scold him every
time he comes home.-To make a
woman scold, give her a husbatd
who comes home drunk.
In New York recently, lady fell in
fit and was sent to hospital. where
the medical attendance relieved her of
set OF false teeth she had partially
swallowed. and she departed con, ales
cent.
BraRing-"Well | always make ID a
rule to tell my wife everything that
hapens.' Smithkins my pear
fellow, that is nothing | tell my wife
lots of things that never happens at
ALL"
The Detroit Free Press says that the
excitment along shore" in relation 10
the alleged action OF certain parties in
hoisting the English flag over the St.
Clair Flats Canal Improvement Works.
is significant Of the desire of the people
on both sides of the line for annexation
The auroral display on the night If
the 24th nit. was nowhere more brilf>
ant than throughout Cal A disrauh
form Visaiia, says: AT times whin
the Sierra Nevadas were in the foe
ground, it pre- ,ented the appearance Of
chain Of volcanoes bleching forh
masses Of crlmsoo flame Crows
gathered on tho streets abserging i:
some quite alarmed"
Rewards for special acts Of coura.e
are advertised in the German pape, |
One paper has li>t of these rrizs, |
witch extends through several CO.
umns. The rewards comprise recon
pense in money, amounting in so,e
cases TO many Thousands of thalers, b.
sides gold medals, rifles, gold watchs
carriages, thousands of bottles of win,
aud innumerable other articles. II
A fashionable individual, who bid
patronized the Boston hotels rathF
literally for some time past. withol
troubling himself about money mattel
was discovered to be an accomplishd
swindlcr, few days ago. and was take
in charge by the Chief of Police. Il
was supposed to be German Cout
until his trunks were found to contsh
nothing more valuable than brks.
stones, not precious, and pieces of
wrapping paper.
Miss Laura Sherman, a young l.y
claiming to be q native of New Ylk
has recently been swindling the H.
nueks' on ratherean extensive see.
She claimed to be the representatives.
some charitable institution that has %
existence in name, and succeeded %
collecting large amount in subscrE,
ton She wound up her career in De
town by placing revolver to the ,r
OF the young man who carted aer b.-
gage to the railroad depot. Fl
A lawyer Of Detroit advertised tit
he would procure divorces ct reasonae
rates. A Wisconsin woman emplon
him by letter to geta divorce for b.