White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-28
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~ 1t will take sixty years restore to France the for
ess ruthlessy wasted in the military operations Of the
Late
established in l7o and edited until I7lO by less wr
ter than Daniel D~fee.
~ General Grant says Of the chronic rumpus in the
camp in New York. Il don't think there is any lack Of
harmony among the Republicans in New York Some men
cord and they to make dscord but they don't amount
to much When comes to election the scor always
clears II s only in peace that soldiers grumble
else to think about"
~ Hartford man keeps box in which he regularly
deposits his fare when he walks and from his place
of business. he almost always does The other
soeaO This put in the savings bank and keeps right
paying car-fare as before.
Horace Greeley. in the next number of the GALAXY
will define his position the presidential question giving
his reasons for avorng the term theory and stating
@ n ron s du inc % nsI, nc h . secuon we
over again in the Tribune.
rY Capt Hoss of the six original washingtonans
die all the sanie
JEFF Davis and Jube Early are getting foretaste Of
their future by visit to the Virginia sulphur springs
~ The Ohio McCook is said to he recovering If he
was drunk as was intimated it took him good while to
sober Off but he was insane hnted he has out
of il in good season
" An unfortunate Indiana girl killed herself and the
indianapolis senind in chronicng her downward
ternatives-Terre Haute or DEATH"
~ The grave of Governor Jennings second governor
mark the precise place an that known is that the gov
west of the where li- also those pioneer
tiers of the place and vicinity.
rsS Gen R. K Scott states that he recently found a
plantation near Charleston $ C., man working as com
speaking and writn. ten languages Greek and Arabic
among them. He earned little that he forced
teach school in the evening support himself in the sim
pest manner.
~ Bratteboro Vt, husband. who had posted his
wife all back thus Having advertised nv wife
al
and the advice Of others hereby give notice that said ad
hereby retraeted-"
~ James Gordon Bennett has begun repent Of a
life Of iegrnastic sin and has entered into negotiations
world The Archbishop has agreed to do everything he
for him. and the pentent has deposited 500 900 part
consideration
~ Mark Twain says that his notions of journalism al.
ways that his paper should support him hut attery
The discovery occasoned his Abandonment profess
ion He never discovered it, however, until after he
~ One would think. from reading the Democratic pa
per that Horace Greeley must have had
men that he was not murdered or a, ss tarrsd ans
feathered on his and tire of paising the mag
nanmity Of the South in extending to him respectful
treatment.
~ Like Mrs. valandigham Mrs. A. j. DoneIson has
survived her husband but few weeks Mrs Elizabeth
died on hr IN %"
the th ut after an illness Of four days In is2i she
Thomas Jefferson who died in about years after At
ter about four Of she became the wife of
els going with him to Berlin when he Minister that
place.
It has been settled the Treasury Department that
eigy Of Siias Wright the hundreds that of z NJ STAN
ton the five hundreds that of Thomas H. Benton: the
that of Anson Buncame and the thousands that
John A. Andrew Which suggests that a table should
somewhat in this way: Political measure-a Sas wrehts
equal Stanton Stantons Benton; Bentons / Harr
Harrisons Burlingame and Burlingames or 100
Stantons 1 Andrew. Next.
~ the line of the Pacific Railroad in the vcin
ity of the Denver bridge short time since young squaw
belonging to rowing band of Indians taken i'll and
died She the mother of papose about months
old and according to custom among the tribe it de-
placed the body Of its dead parent and the cios
infant what to be done with the child offered twen
ty dollars for the little one but were refused and in
effort to save it were too late
~ The Louisville Courier-Journal thus allul.s to the
deceass Of cotemporaries at the West: The Bloom ic
teen Iowa papers have assembled the spout within six
weeks"
~ Itis striking commentary human governments
allowed the utmost freedom in its celebrations the sc-ce
French Republic prohibits the celebration of its
nversary and the occasion has public commemnrtion
will have be done ousde of Either Napoleon
Tea. n% on s m o" tine % the
dcaon is not favorable to the stability and pernanency
Of the present government.
erdtDoh of the sensational orer-ceased to exist last
week. Few will regret the demise Of Brick Pomeroy's
scurrious hantlng Though it has been for past
under other control did not greatly improve in morals
,v It's stated that the body of the late Dr. vrrril
ing of boat pond Oxford discovered through
the agency of cairvoyant and test medium who descr
log The second day they looked for it in this place
floating over the spot the grappe caught in sunken log
verrill came with it.
rv- During the late Franco Prussan a cruss was
" 0Tsr sasSr sra's the IN se%sry the 9s e at
brave comrades" Germans and French regarded the
fought and died together But recently the cross disap
peared and the people learned that Frenchman relying
choice wine instead Of three brave comrades in the
etery.
~ correspondent of the Portland Press claims that
the damage inflicted directly and indirectly by the grass
boppers in Maine this must be measured by millions
Of dollars In some places both the Anroscggn and
kennebeck the farmers turning their starving cattle
into the grain fields tn pick up what their arch enemy
bushe Of grain will be raised thongh before the deseep
Of the DESTROYER there was unusual promse Of crop
Hundreds Of farmers who two weeks ago expecting
at least good crup of corn, will hardly get
~ Lieutenant Mckee killed in the late fight in Corea
was native sf kentneky and leaves widowed mother in
Louisville I is father was "a volunteer % officer in the Mexi
graduated at the Naval school with honor in 1866.
ry Mrs Caroline Elizabeth Norton engaged in wri
very small volume The literary habit strong in
her she in her SD and her passion for writing
essary to deny her the Of pen, ink and paper.
ry- A Richmond woman correspondent of a Virginia |
paper said She interviewed Governor Walker the other
ascertain his position railroad question and
asked before committing himself what her pre-
tiectons were, and when she said that she the
fence he graciousy xad Then Madam wish more |
agreeable position than to be sitting by your side"
ry a Washington paper says that few evenings ago |
two Of the most notss woman surasts Of that city with
their husbands went into restaurant and asked for
The proprietor invited them private room which
they declined saying oh mol want to do just the
men do" They went to the box-the qiartette Of /
then-and oysters until the four got outside Of
dozen when they called for four glasses Of and
and ales.
rP. member Of the Arkansas Legislature says: "Du
ring the late war was In thirty battles. wound
ed thirteen times In the Of the South and the entire
pay received thirty dollars in Confederate money
cent II which for glass of old rye whisky
And then for half hour doubt he entirely hap
py.
rY The Louisville Commercial says: Never. since
1865 have the Republican prospects In Kentucky been
bright pemocrat. and Conserxatiyra coming