White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-01-26
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seS pass summer mas innicteo S1S punisuments
'ea children OF her school.
~ Hon Wilson L,mpkin. the Oldest sur
|yiviss eH Governor Of Georgia, died on the
30sh u''. He vas<ss native Of Virginia. and
~as born in l7sa q -
u A c,repondent has found out 10 dead
eer.sin'y tia. she Presides. lets his family ride
to church. but in rain or storm, or snov or blow.
goes and Genes af,o. binself.
q A Lady in Bath. Maine. has JUS. had re-
turned to her by the Postofice Department
letter which she mailed eight yean and six
months ago. 1t was covered 9Th postmarks
~ A Mr.. B,nacher. of Sharon. Penn. re
Gently slipped and fell. and the point of a lead
pencil sbich he carried in his pocke penetrated
bic side, cansss almoss inaesiate death.
n In Troyiiquor is allowed 10 be sold Only
to the travelling public. The citissns are tobe
seen every morning. carpet bag In band, seek.
ing something to hold In their mouths.
u Thomas Higgs, an English peddler Of
pictures in Ch,riesson. 8. o. made bet. on
the 9th ult, than he could drink all the vine
companion sould f-rnish. HisssI lost. and vas
buried on New Years day.
p A. ] complains that in the var the rebels
took of all his books. papers. taiior's shears,
and his sign, ga johnson, Tailor" Since the
var all his books and papers have been returned.
but he seeketh for sign AMI there is no sign
found anywhere. to date.
II The Kennebec Journal contains history
Of the many veteran stage drivers in that State.
The Oldest is Mr.. Charles Carie, of Portland,
now eighty one years Of age. It mentions
forty Of them who are still living at ages from
sixty to seventysix Many of them are now
connected with the railroads.
u Ata funeral at Newport, R. I. last week,
instead ofa hearse being used to convey the
remains to their last resting place, an express.
wagon was used.'-A raised dais in the centre
of the wagon. covered with evergreens. sustain
ed the coffin. which was profusely decked with
flowers. The novelty was in accordance with
the expressed wish of the deceased.
T John Sullivan, Of Canaan, New Hamp.
shire, came hume a few nights since in bad
temper, and ,sgsd one of his sons. Shortly
after his two sons, about eleven and fourteen
years of age, seized their father, bound and
gagged him. taking him to the barn. hanged
him. lie Sas discovered BY his wife in time
to save his life,
" The Druid Hill Park. Baltimore. Nd.
during 1870, vas visited By 95.i72 Carriages,
9,592 horsemen and Ii4155 foo,men, passing
urrocgh the main entrance AN l6, sec carriages
9.0S6 horsemsu and. 6.3l5 footmen passing
through the Rsistertoun ,ad-s trance. making
. total Of Ill. .73S carriages. II .675 horsemen
and 100. 40 footmen. The passengers BY the
Park Rraii~ay during the year numbered
s9, 1000. 'h-iss
NTAn engineer on the Kansas Pacific R. R.
had his feet and three fingers Of his right hand
frozen while on hia engine last week.
C A grand Union Depot will be erected in
Kansas City early in the spring. When com.
pleted it viii cover about ten acres Of groupd-
T Our exchanges are filed with accounts
of the detention of trains on the Union and
Kansas Pacific R. R. by snow. Trains from
Denver were ten days in reaching st. Loniss
II Mayor Aguilar. Of Los Angeles. Cal. is
Spaniard. and does not speak or write the
English language. He sends his messages to
the Common Council in Spanish, and has them
read by an interpreter. ....f ..si-.
u Dewey. the man who was hung up for a
while last fall BY vigilance committee at
Charlton, Iowa, has been prosecuting his hang
era, and finally has succeeded in obtaining a
Judgment for 5000 damages against three or
them. i-oi tiE tEa
" The Chinese begin another cycle Of
thousand years in their calendar. early in Feb
ruary, aad those Of The race in California will
devote Two weeks to festivity in celebration of
the passage from the old cycle to the rev.
" A short time since, says the San Francis
co Alta OF the 18th, two tailed horse was
brought to that city from Japan. As eurios
ity it was a success. But as California can beat
the world on grain, vegetables aud fruit, so she
can 10 natural curiosities. The paper then
Gays the proprietors Of certain popular resort
was offered hog with ten toes on each fore
foot, a bullock with two tails. and horse with
six legs.
T Utah Territory calls for ircn-woi iks and
foundries TO make her coal and iron, lying in
her bosom in abundance, available. Utah is
one Of the most promising mineral, regions in
America, and when she gets fairly to work with
her own engines. milis, f5unlrics and factories
to use her raw material up on the spot where
tits found, We shat. probably hear very little
about polygamy., People actively employed in
| legitimate industrial caliinss have but little
time in which to maintain OF dsl,Ed impropri
| eties. i'ri . stl r. 'i.a nes ~ tsr5si
n- Some ffteen years ago steamboa. load !
ed sith 500 barrels o I rhi>key and son barrels
ofhishwines was sunk in, the Missouri riser.
near Rarkyiile. Moo Tke:wrsck VAS recently
found, buried some fifteen feet in the sand, and
it Is aid that there is bnt lit.ie doubt that the
cargo can be got ss Parties operating hare
secured the title 10 the property. 50 that in the
event Of success they will realize banisome
sum. ~
u Kate Fields lecture agent notified her
the other day thss he would have to forego in
fleeing Charles Dietins" upon syracess, be
cause Of his inability to procure hall on the
evening 'suged between then. Sseet Kitty.
the femini.s nappins turtle, wrote him: "lf
you can't get haii. get . church o. barn.
I will lecture in Syracuse on the etening des
ignated, lift costs me my life," - s.,
u The way in which Robert Bsnser laid The
foundstion Of HI fortune 10 ssiA 70 be this: