White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-03-24
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the treaty which closed the Mexican war, has
turned en- again % a memorialist to Congress
for comoensation on account Of his important
diplomatic services aforesaid. Mr.. Tiss has
been living in comparative obscuritr and pow
erty for many years past. as selundertand' but
whether he has chosen favorable moment to
present his claim is not so certain.
p Referring tc the threatened annexation
of the British provinces in America to the
United States, the Ottawa Times rather tartly
remarks that ga country afraid to hold up its
head before Spain should sos menace prov.
ince that enjoys the protection Of the British
flag" Oae for our mob.
ia Minnesota paper publishes daily re-
port from its 'prominent physicians" regar-
ding the condition o: their patients. 1t is
somewhat singular that all Of Them are getting
we'll.
pA Cincinnati reporter woke NJ bride
groom at a kotel in that city to get the par
ticulars Of his wedding. He o~es neighbor-
ing asothecary fifty cents for court plaster.
U- There has been some delay in painting
Titus Foxler's house in Tollahd. Conn. The
clapboards were put on in l712. but Gid not
receive any coat Of paint until this summer.
u The New York Times propounds the
conundrum: "WilI women 60 crazy in poll
ties y We don't see Why tbey should II a
woman can live up to the fashionable fo'lies
of the day and retain her sanity, the petty
cares of State should rest lightly on her mind.
T A jealou. fellow in Cincinnati climbed a
fence the other day to see who was calling on
his sweetheart and was mistaken for a burglar.
He went make any more calls.
u Aa immense cmigra tion is pouring into
the Northwest. Every railroad train is load
ed down with parties hunting homes in the rich
and beautiful prairies of Missouri and Kansas.
ST. Louis Dispatch.
uT The Democracy of Newcastle, De, :, have
determined that they will not ask a negrs to
vote their ticket, but if a negro asks for one of
their tickets they will not rudely refuse to give
ii to him.
NJ On wager of $50, James C. Coon, a
compositor of the Rochester Chronicle office.
set up and emp.isd in proper order 1000 ems.
solid minion matter, each hour for eighteen
| consecutive hours. .-...-
g3- Mr.. C. Street, of Salem. Mass, removed
| to Ohio, and founded the townorSaIem; thence
to Indiana, where he established the town Of
Salem; and thence to Iowa, where he organized
the town OF Salem. ..-.... ..r ........
gT As Thurlow w sed proposes to tell "what
became of Morgan" an exchange suggests that
while he is in that liuc, he also inform Us who
struck Billy Patterson" -.
u The Monroe (Wis.) correspondent OF
the Detriot Free Press announce, the death,
on the 26:h ult., of Antoiue Ii Fountains, aged
born on the 18th day Of March, 1910, and was.
doubtless, the oldest resident Of the County.
His life was an eventful one, particularly the
younger portion Of it, spent, as IL was, amid
the vicissitudes OF wild forest life, surrounded
by savages; and the exciting scenes OF the war
of 1872. in which he was . prominent actor,
and an eyewitness of the massacre of the
River Raisin.' on January %, 1873, and of
which his memory wfs very clear.
Dr A heathful improv enent is ahout to be
adopted in the matter of wearing bonnet..
The bonnet will be put under the chin and the
strings tied on the top Of the head. The knot
thus formed will insure much more warmth and
protection.
II Democratic journals which gruubled ter
ribly because black man had a right to speak
in the United States Senate, now sneer because
he "has nothing to say
IL Since the Boston Traveller contracted
the pernicious habit of publishing one of Henry
Ward Beecher's sermons every week, the
proof reader of the establishment, once q very
profane of sailors.
u The father of Senator Benton lies oh
scrrely buried in a patch Of pines, four miles
west Of Hill-boro, N. c.. where, says tie Rec
order of that place, "the country people daily
pass, and little regard that the father of ouc of
the greatest statesmen Of the country lies bur-
led ar.
u A st. Louis husband had his suspicious
aroused by catching his wife holding chic
roform TO his nose when he pretended sleep.
She has gene 10 visit her mother.
u The people of a n ssosri town receEt!y
hung an innocent man for horse stealing, ard are
now raising money to get him q gravestone.
A. n. xou, e..
of that age when they know to much to be boys
and too little TO be men, who soisily stamped
their way out Of church because a negro qui |
etl. took seat in a neighboring Pew. But
they can loaf in hi,'baiLer shop for hours to-
gether on reek days.
p We see il stated that a Mexican has /
registered an oath to shoot Juar.z and Romero
There never was Mexican but had "regis-
tered" an oath to s!oo, somebody. ifhe could
make dollar by the operation.
u religious paper published in Lancaster,
Pennsylvania, is called the "Hell Saver
u A family at Rye, New Hampshire. has
been taking the New Hampshire Gazette for
the last ore hundred and thirteen years.
II The adoption ofthe fifteenth amenemen
viii be signalized by the National Anti SLAYER,
Standard by dropping from its ti,Ie the words
"Anti-Sisvery."
U The odious tariff question is no. hap.
PLY adjusted. Alex. Delmar has settled it in
a hundred page letter to the President We
forget which way he decided the matter
p On an Indiana railroad train woman
wss given whole car to herself She had
upder the seat jar Of sausr kraut, and the pas.