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

Andrew johnson "openly denounces the
Democracy of Tennessee as Rebels" Andy is
Democrat of Tennessee, too.
The office of "Our Society,"a a New York
Weekly, was broken into by burglars on Monday
night who carried off dollar in currency. Some
people are careless. Our Society should not
leave 30 much money lie around loose.
Miss Julia Schofeld is q beautiful young
highway robber in New York. Young men load
themselves down with greenbacks, and rush
through dark streets, on purpose to be robbed
by Miss Julia. This is important, IL true.
The proprietor of a $4,000 house, in San
Francisco, saturated a rat with kerosene oil, set
fire to it. The rat ran under the house, and now
the man has no $10,e 600 residence.
A man in Virginia has invented flying ma
chine, and is perfectly willing that any of his
friends should try it from the highest church
steeple in the place. But none of them care
about going tout on the fly"
In New Orleans George b. Walsh was the
" Christian Republican" candidate for Congress-
The opposition journals made merry over this,
but the fact is, after thorough canvass of the
CITY, they could not find "Christian Democrat"
to run against him.
:" "Agassz denies predicting tidal wave or
ANYTHING else." Well the tidal wave didn't come.
We don't know about anything else.'
A Pittsburg orchard thief fell from tree
and was stunned. While lying on the ground
two COWS tore off his clothes, and licked nearly
all the skin off him. He now thinks he would
rather have been caught and clicked" by the
owner of the orchard
| Hamilton, Indiana, has new paper published
by a literary society, called the Ginilet-proba-
| bly, because they think it "bore."
| my Wife and 1, or Harry Henderson's
History" is the somewhat alliterative title OF
Mrs. Stoves new serial in the Christian Union.
| All New York Democratic papers are pro-
nouncing for Hoffman for President in 1872
But their party papers in other States do not
seem to " jine in"
Our latest Gable dispatches indicate that the
war will soon be over in Europe-or rather, will
soon be all over Europe.
The papers all over the country have tht
intelligence that "the Hall Of Representative
in the State Capital at Dover, Del, was rented
to negro minstrel company the other night.
-.Evening drawing SCHOOL," ls"-country singing
schools. They draw young men there after tn
girls
other day that she was never going to marry
: but meant to be widow, because widows dresse
in such nice black, and always looked 30 happy.
An exchange thinks ga general war dane
is impending in Europe" 1t is consolation t
know that Uncle Sam doesn't have to "pay til
, piper ~
Q San Francisco in forty-fve days, riding o
the cars till put off, which was at every station
} That boy evidently believed in the line, "If q
i. first you don't succeed try try again"
3 The "First snow of the season." item
d now going the rounds.
/. Prof. J. De Mile is regular grist mill
II grinding out stories. Besides the one announce
II for P,tnclinello, he is writing one for Harper
:, Monthly, one for the Atlantic, has now seri
running through Hd,pers' Bdzdr, and is pm
fishing series of books for young folks.
- We don't believe tsere is grain Of truth
L. the report, that certain New York ladies', as
10 offset to the Manhatten Club, are about organ
re zing Manhater Club
vs. DIR. Mary Walker is said to be searching {
a publisher for her Hts" II they are are
ID flat as the "hits" the newspapers get off at h
m expense, they are not worth publishing.
ia -"vermont has a man with q beard sew
at feet long," II that man doesn't have his bea
cut, society should "cut' him,