Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-05-27

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an advocate of woman suffrage.
The net income Of the Illinois Central
Railroad 1869. was sa,8s7.375 SO.
Bismarck says that one Of his most ir-
qmate friends in his college DAYS Was +
Lothrop Motley. -
/ Gen. Forrest has been making a tenn
/ perate speech at a Fifteenth Amendment
celebration in Mississippi
Phil Sheridan has gone West to in-
s1tute a few Lodges Of Improved Order
OF Red Men.-Ohf0 STATE 1oa1UaL
Scrambled hair IS the latest fashion"
II has long been a concomitant aboard
ing house omelettes.
Major Powell, the Colorado explorer
asks Congress for a subsidy for The pur-
pose Of making further explorations.
Women. whatever rights they achieve.
will certainly never do for sailors. How
could they ever mar a boat:
John Morrissey has been made respec-
table by bringing Brick Pomeroy into
contrast with him.-.Sl55T4gJfrld Reba5-
"A Southern paper says the pirate Sem
mes is descended from a long line. Yes.
and he ought to be suspended from
short one.
I'm sitting on the style. Mary, as
the fellow said when he rIthlcssly SAT
down on his sweethearts new bonnet
Miss Fenton, daughter of Senator
Fenton, viii be married, June Il, TO Mr.
Hageman, son Of the noted druggist. in
New York,
In his new story, Mr.. DisraeG merci-
lessly satirZes some of his prominent
political opponents, the Marquis of
Salisbury among them. Novel revenge.
The late Captain E. p. Williams. oi
the Oneida, was the commander Of the
only detachment which landed of the
force ordered to make a naval attack on
Fort Sumter.
A new reading. fitted for the times. OF
an old proverb--Who the gods wish 10
destroy they FIRST make another man
temporarily insane.
John F. Potter, who accepted Roger
A. PryOr's challenge by disagreeably
suggesting bowie knives at one pace, IS
presented for election as governor or
Wisconsin.
Man has two chambers in his heart
the one for himself. the other for a friend
but the latter had far better be empty
than filled with that which is false.
know thyself," said a rewvalis
preacher 10 Andy Johnson. Andy de-
clined. He didn't want to make the ac-
quaintance Of any such vilainous fellow.
A young cocoHe had just laid aside
novel in which she had become deeply
interested. Soliloquizing, she said 'Yes
love is a splendid thing, but one don't
have time for il.
Upon the marriage of one Of her com
pani0ns, little girl about III years old or
the same school, said 10 her parents.
"Why, don't you think Amelia Is mar
ried, and she hasn't gone through frac-
tions yet p
A queer wedding took place in New
York a few days ago. A father and son
married a mother and daughter-the
strange part Of it being that the father
married the daughter and the mother
married the son.
]. Mor1issey, Esq, NJ. c., representing
a ward of New York in Congress, says
he is sick. Members have noticed that
he has had a sort Of an absent look all
winter kind of "goncness. ~ ChtrEga
Post
] John Graham is said to have received
] $4,000 from John Morrissey. and other
! New York Democrats, for defending
! Mcfarland. This is about two cents per
| spasm for his paro2ysmal Safeguarding
and bullying during the trial.
Laboulaye received, on the day after
he had announced his resolution 10 sup
port the Liberal Empire, upward of one
hundred letters, not few of which
threatened him with assassination unless
he Immediately retraced his steps and
reJoined the Democratic party.
Congressman Pierce. Of the Fifth
District of Mississippi, has appointed
colored boy cadet at West Point His
name IS Michael Howard. and be IS q
son of a representative I'M the present
State Legislature. The Jackson Pilot
says he is an exceedingly bright and in-
telligent young man.
I'm afraid you don't like babies when
they CRY" said a mauOn 70 a gentleman
as she tried to soothc the darling in her
arms. "Oh, yes, said he ''I like them
D ( ~
! observed that then they are invariably
carried out of the room.
A young lady of Kansas City one 0i
| the fashionable bellies, was frightened
/ almost out of her wits a few mornings
since, on discovering, snugiy ensconsla
I in her chignon, an innocent little mouse.
which crawled into and made q BED g.
/ that feminine adornment while its fair
/ owner slept. Moral: Every young lady
should keep q cat in her ehignon
Young Colfax was chustened thl oh.
er day. Schuyler is bis name. cup
was handed in for thc young gentle.
man from President Grant and t-s,i-
monial TO his personal worth rom 1-
/ tain Senators but il is duc 90 the pub
Ilic to the state chat the hero OF thc occa-
( sion did not bear out upon this mPcr
/ tant occasion, the well established rapu-
tation Of his parent for amiabihtY
Ben. Butler was recently invited o.
some college in Maine to deliver an ao-
/ dress, and when the master OF ccleue.
\ les rose TO read letter of excuse Tor h.s
/ absence, astonishment struck thc assem-
/ blage at these words
''SrR-If Mr., Whiuemore told you
that had any thing TO 90 with the sale
]
hood. Yours.
B. D.. BUTLER,
Ben. had mixed his envelope tnat.s
all
"A paper is going the rounds about
/ girl in Chester. Vermont, dying nom
| tight lacing. An editor, commcnung on
1 the fact, says "Ihese corsets shonie
be done away with and i the girls can
live without BEING squeezed. We suppose
men can be found who would s2cElnee
themselves. AS old s. we are. we lFoui.
I rather devote three hours a day Nl,2ol.
la cent of pay, as a brevet corset @
/ See these girls dying of m tnal man
ner.
] Referring TO the charge publicly made
and frequently reiterated, that Horace
/ Greeley was a grossly proianc man. che
New York Standard says "Wc know