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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18


ing to a low cunning to conceal the fact. 1t is
now announced on every reliable authority
that considerable portion of the Emperor's
most splendid gems are in the hands Of great
London jewelry firm, and will be put up for
auction month or two hence, when the fash
ionable world has returned to that metropolis.
Among them is an imperial ''bee," suitable
for a brooch or head decoration. 1t is one of
the best of these beautiful articles will find
their way over here, for Americans are now
their largest purchasers.
A bat that frequently flies in the day time
a brickbat.
A Swiss mechanic has invented self-play-
ing piano.
Squirrels are quoted at ten cents bushel
in some parts of Georgia.
By the same operation a man may contract
debt and stretch his credit.
Upward of fourteen thousand "heathen
Chinee" are hunting for gold in Australia.
Londoq fines conductors of horse-cars for
overcrowdng the cars to the inconvenience
of passengers.
An Illinois somnambulist was rescued just
as he was about to walk off from q sleeping
car platform in full motion.
Dexter has a rival in California, in the
shape of Gov. Stanford's horse, who has late
ly trotted mile in 2.lsa.
Robert Heller, the magician, has gone to
India avowe dly to discover the mode of per-
forming the burial trick.
cided that an attorney cannot receive COM
pensation for partial or unfinished services.
Prisoners in the Indiana State prison are
sewed up in bags and compelled to board
themselves.
Pork is unusually low this year. Good
Vermont hogs are selling in the Boston mar
ket at six and half dollars per hundred.
New York claims him now-the one hun
dred-and- thirteen-years- old man who voted
for all the Presidents, saws wood, and all
that.
The complainant in New York breach of
promise case alleged that the defendant twas
the most meme and destfilist rech that hever
wolked the harth."
Missions pay for twenty nights in an Opera
in New York amounted to S22 200, which is
prnhah lxy tho lor
any prima donna in this country.
The working men of Paris are packing up
their traps and leaving for America by the
hundred. Skilled artisans are especially
tempted by offers from American employers.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says: "There is but one alternative left us if
Spain should really send over those four ter
rible iron-clads, and that is to wake up Gideon
Welles and put him back in the Navy De-
parment.
Some one thought it would be funny to mix
croton oil with the oyster soup at Michigan
hotel. The guests were all taken violently
ill., and the joker since his arrest doesn't think
it was so comical after all.
The employees on the Eastern Railroad
have deposited 5000 in Portsmouth bank
subject to the order Of JEFF c. Rowe, the he
role brakeman who lost an arm in the Re-
we're accident
u have ever been your friend" roared G.
r. Tram to colored audience of twenty
iour' at Memphis, one night last week
"What is the reason so few of you are pres
ent here tonight, when ! only charge you
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times says: "Since Vice President
Colfax has returned here he has been solicited
by many prominent men in the Republican
party to withdraw his refusal to be considered
a candidate for the denomination. To all
these he has returned the same answer as
MISUNDERSTANDING to change his purpose.
But he has been asked whether, in case he is
nominated in spite of his declnation, he will
thrust the nomination back upon the party
that offers il? To this he said that such a
contingency would bring with it consdera-
tons to which he would give all proper weight
when it arrived; that TO throw back nomi-
nation in that way would be hard, perhaps
an ungrateful thing to do but he could not
say or do anything which would authorize his
friends to present his name, or to labor for
his nomination"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

The apportionment bill, as it passed the
House. leaves the representation OF Name
in Congress the same as at present. Ver-
mont and New Hampshire each lose
member. We shall do better at the next
apportionment if manufactures increase in
the State as well as they promise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

Sandringham, the residence Of the Prince
OF Wales, is situated in Norfolk county, Eng
land, within few miles of the old borough
and seaport town of Lynn Regis, and near
the line Of the Easternl counties railway, and
is about one hundred miles northeast of Lon.
don. The Sandringham, or San ID erringham
estate has curious history, and has passed
through several hands. 1t was devised by
will to the youngest son of LADY Cowper.
who afterwards became the wife of Lord Pal
merston. When the Prince of Wales came
Of age in 1862, SanJringham was for sale.
and having the advantage Of being situated in
the great game county of Norfolk, it was
purchased for Albert Edward. The land. i,
10 stated, is sandy and poor, but the young
trees planted about forty years ago have
grown up into excellent covers for winged
game. The purchase, it is asserted, was a
'.huge job" as fancy price was paid to the
owner, Hon. Spencer Cowper, the step-son
II Lord Palmerstou, then Prime Minister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

Some of the papers mention the spar
y;no in the Senate over civil reform as a
very grave affair, fraught with serious
consequences, etc. A few days will give
them a more cheerful view of the situa-
ton. Better to have open, square talk
than secret plotting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

Mr.. Hoar's bill to promote labor re-
form meets with general approval, and
will undoubtedly be adopted in spite of
the democratic opposition. The demo-
Gratis are tremendous labor reformers
about election time, but after the votes are
counted they sail off on the opposite
course.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

We, the undersigned, have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her to DO
n Christian lady and a skilful nurse, and having
used her savc in our families, it gives us great
pleasure in saying it is the best general medicine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

The Calais Advertiser publishes an able
article against the policy of State aid to
railroads. 1t contains about all the argu-
ment on that side of fine question. The
extreme east and west of the State APP
near to be in unison on that subject.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

Abou; Christmas time the stockings as well
as turkeys are hung up, and then taken down
and stuffed with all sorts Of good things
There are parsimonious parents who go
through form of making presents to their
little folks by filling the stockings with sundry
:rinkets long lying about the house, or photo
graphs of "father" and "mother," or even
the children's own laid-away toys-all these
things to be reclaimed when the young ones
have "made believe that they were bounte.
ously laden with actual presents-in many
families, stockings are plethoric with all sorts
of gifts, from boys watch, genuine gold
''going" one, to the practical potato, boiled
and cold, and at first, before it is unwrapped,
believed by the boy to be at the very least a
base ball, and not as it is, base "sell." Civ
ing really useful, as well as ornamental, pres
ents to old and young alike is more and more
prevalent every season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18


During the Grand Dull Alexis's walks
t rough the Bridgeport ca ridge factory the
OF er day, ne pointed to several workmen
anc inquired Of Governor lowell, Are these
men what yo4 call the common people!" The
Governor replied that they were fair speci-
men of the working classes in this country.
.sBut do you mean to say that these get into
official positions?" further asked the imperial
scion. "Perhaps not any of these men, re-
Joined Governor Jewell; ''but men of their
class do; they are educated men, most OF
them-that is, they can all probably read and
write, and most of them take and read the
newspapers" Do you know Of any cases
where such men have actually been elected
to Officer" again queried the curious Alexis.
40 certainly" the Governor said; 81 myself
worked in the shop as tanner till l was
twenty years of age;" and the announcement
seemed to puzzle the Duke good deal Here
was the Governor of the State, as well dress
ed and as well appearing as himself who had
actually worked in shop, and this man was
welcoming him in behalf of hundred thous-
and voters; it was more Of an enigma than
the boy had clphered on previously; but as
he goes through the country he will ascertain,
upon iDquiring, that very many OF the public
men here have come from the workshop. In
Massachusetts, where he is now visiting, Gov
ernor Claffin was shoemaker, Senator Will
son was a cobler also, and General Banks was
machinst.- Hartford Courant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18

Buckingham House is large and splendid
mansion, and has just been completed, hav-
ing exhausted in its construction the minority
accumulations Of the income of the Prince as
Duke of Cornwall. The magnificent iron
entrance gates of Sandringham Park were pre-
scented to the Prince of Wales BY the inhabi-
tants Of Lynn Regis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-18
CRACKER MACHINE POETRY.

CRACKER MACHINE POETRY.
A Bake House, Bake Housed
Where is it, prayr
At the corner of Water and Court streets
have heard people say.
1t has been repaired,
And put in good trim;
If you do not believe it
Just take walk in.
There you'll find Mr.. Holmes,
If not Mr.. Shaw,
Who has the bread made
According to law.
They keep good stock
OF Graham and Soda, all fresh and new;
Pilot Bread, Oyster Crackers
To eat with your stew.
They buy the best stock
Ordering & Co.;
Their Crackers and Bread
Are as white as the snow.
Their Brown Bread is made
OF the best yellow corn,
To eat with your baked beans
Each Sunday morn.
There you'll find Buns,
Lemon Cakes, Crackers and Pies,
That are good for the hungry
And q treat to the eyes.
Our prices are moderate;
Please give us a call,
For we are doing our best
To try and please all.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-25
OJO A LAS MEDICINAS,

Antigua faymaca Micard, de + s. Alfonzo
Authorization Linnimento bamcO reumasno gots door
de de door usanoo egun dice Ia que
pomo: door de cabeHa tandoo ente ono e oas
utamanchas del cu Aqua de Venus deb faa tocado
nnguna quia peca augas banqea du
fca osro dandoe impdez a sol pneden aee
hic0 cienca a nvenado detrur los baos
" cda cse de manchas de la piel.
iOuers tener lmpo el cults! Uad aqua de Venus
Regenerado cabeo hace pe eva cada usando
cbeo hasta edad
notable que mpde que da bo sin igua
ene venta de destruir de e ugar de lac
omadas acees de oor tocador de las dap cabaero
Denco Polvos Odono legfhm0s nges ePecaes para linn
tai puede derse meor
remedio para Ia bOca. -f1s@ s4f.s44a.+
Aqua de sarao Congrex Waiter conoos los ees resua
han obeo esas en- las aeccOne Ce
est6mago c6licos nerviosos
Pdora purgsue depuvo t6nico antibioo it'll
Digestion acsces ds esmgo restrennient ner
de vee cada dene medaa
de Ia vgen ls Monserrate instruction.
Pndoras de r bon Cookie anbosa Compound purgane
esencamo ndo de los epulsa Ia bills @
nchas enfermeddes; del gdo queas
ma mpureza de sane tomcnse tres de ess
al acostarse eecos aravoso
Homeopata rsda dreeane DC Hamburgo Aenana un bot
oun complete de e6buos ueiones nFss esta m
hoy depacha las rece de log home
patas proveer boqnes que neceaiten repueso
Hipoo6to cal de Swan rop e6caz los
ronqusa aquismo especial on as ateccones De os
Dronquios y de los pumoneg- t ssa es safsz
tarabe oaO eempa ace de bacaao en- la aec-
,ones del pecho. 1i..s s
rop de Lactpcaro recomenddo
nuos de citrate de pdoras mosza
para sapmo Pspsne as pectraes espechcos cdos los
pdoras unguento Holloway etc. dogss
ue 90 ependen Il por mayor precos equlatycs.
Sc ia recibido f6soro puro pada dc
ceite de naza aqua a se espenden ~ rts RalOn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-25

Bete do ida les vado % de rebajs
m cnpue<tA de psonas que paguen pasae A
popa6 eqn end eba de la sesta de eco esa
fama nnos cados
de- sls de ls la mad
NOTALas hace Wages de reco bien Oeo
de las Anlas Terra 6rme Moo, Colon quedandose dond
auieran yovsndo 81 gusau rebaja de 25 g
pssags para Cherourg pueden qud Is das gater
guaen vice versa los lngae pueden qued en- anc
po por vporea endran epvego de aar en- el ca
hero Oherourg Paris Plymouth L6udfes rebs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-25
COMPANIA REAL
De .Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
POre Il GObierno de S. M. b, /

puerto Snth6mas EurHp Terra 6rme
Pac6co los das IL de cada Habana, Mejco
los Esta1os- Unidos 81 dia Is.
pasajeros (Me Haana Puerto Rco) enen
peferen camae boro del vapo para Europa en-
Sanh6masLo de la segu1da los que oman sos
bilate SAM h6nas, la Ultima tFSE.#
Esa pohbdo los paageros oma bet no on agepcia de
com,a1a Coasuado Inge Puerto Rico abordo
81 pasaje tomsdo ab"do gagara IN 10 E de 'ec&rgo
Fcio imhyesant los Uqjeos de esto lsIG
Los paero Europa moneda eoen para las Ahtlas
no Ia espanoa $-4@s<%
Squnda oas Iaa vNNa pineyu dae
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TARIFA DE PASSAGES INTERCvLONlALES. PASSAGES DE

q 81 ~ 81 @gas & a9
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sobre cubieIta
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PASSAGES DE FAMILIA. o-a#sssa sA.ek
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reduction de rs sobr d iendo Waldo
los de IA pueien gada
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sa decmene aoe puerto San Nazae Sanande
meros a fuea.
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aongoria Rosa w comp Bs-
Puerto Plata, senores Girebra
Aguadilla Amell Ju1ik y comp. j
santh h6pag Lamb Y comp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

Another ftyti War Tbrest~ned Rail
read Matters, Fires, kxptOstons AZ .
in Inn fmpire.

SAN FRAsCIsC0, ,Isu 11.-Arrived. the stes -a -
ship America, from Hong koBg "a Yokohama.
with forty passengers for san frsnci~rr. 'sur.
teen tor New York. overland, on tor fuglarJ
overland, and fourteen Young JsGancso noble
men, each with a ticket tsr Na~ Aark, over.
land, 10 college, and i6A Chimes Sac brins.
atull cargo ct tess ani miscellaneous ra,fs
The manifest has net laen received A. tie NJ
chants ENchznCe. The business 81 lavat q.
utterly stagnant. Minister belong aud So
HAIRY Parker had visited kys-ln, Were /.
strong disaaCctlun against Saf~I-ua ~ - ris
latter has rsassed large number o troor-. aa8
u Il feared that further civil ~ar ,aBnoy m cii
longer be deferred.
Commander SrOOkS. Paymsst-r Bow,es ana
the sailors Cf n. u. ~ ship RtugIBv. sN.rc
drowned an Yokohama Say while shooting. o.
the uFsetiing Of lie hO2t.
Tie roads in The vicinity OF h0k0haWa are
again becoming unsafe, aud Foreigners aIe ...
gueutly attacked.
The government orders the vigarOus prose
ton OF the railroad from Kobe 70 AK. o..
English japanese railroad loan negotiated ..
y. y. Lay does not give satisfaction. but neg.
atoms are still Progressing.
On December seth. houses occupying a H..
OF square mile, Nero burned In lcdtn.
on the nth ct November a powder mill O.
hetdo exploded. The shock wa supposed 70 o..
that OF an earthquake Several lives were To-
Mr.. GTarert. al old mer chant Of Nokohama.
shot himself, IN ne % dcspOndency, from 5,,i
ness losses.
Pertman. the intrsTrc ter OF the United state.
legation, has been suspended by Minister
DeLoDg, owing 70 complains made ~ the
Japanese, aud angry correspondents has passed
concerning i between Mr.. belong and Per;
man.
The rice crop OF The southern provinces IA /.
suffered badly nom the untavorasle weather.
Earthquakes are not numerous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18
Distinguished Nisitors from Japsa
Coming 90 WASN'T ton.

san fRANtTsCo, Jan. iN.-AmOng the passen-
geTs Nv the American a. His fNccllency. Ito
Fugai lilnfusni, Assistant Minister OF Finance
OF the Empire OF Japan. who l. accredited
commissioner 20 the government OF the United
States. His suite includes secretarIes, phys
clans, aids Nc.. In al twenty-five persons rney
VIII remain here for two weeks and yi~it the
public Institutions OF san Francisco. before
proceeding % Washing on. liz Wis Ing, a
famous Chinese mirs- 3nary. formerly To-. eUt
Of New York, is amor. the passenger. 30
FUgsl Hinfusmi was formerly GDycrnor %
Nscato. lie has anuoJHCed th az his m $50 On O.
the | Elted States j. 20 study fae tnanse ~
ten, currency, treasury and revenue laws. IL
IS a man OF liberal views and j. well dispose
towards foreigners 81 Japan. He has been
literally educated. Several oi itO's COM panicuS
are Japanese banker At the date e.! tIr
departure Of the steamer from okOLams.
business - a. utterly sfaguznt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

JHE WIFE or PRESIDENT CssPEDRs-gf-r A.
rludl an Ne'c foJ}. ard SfgfeiseHt Of her Cautar.
BY the steamship City OF Merida OF tie MeNi-
can man line, from Havana, Donna Anita Low
enaZ, Vile of Carlos Manuel Cespedps PreEi-
dent OF the Cuban TerUblic. and sister OF the
vel known Gen. Queseda, arrived In New York
on Monday. This lady is much the JUNIOR OF
her husband 90 whom she was married two wears
ago, and about the time OF the breaking ont 90
ne lnsurrectoI. According 10 her statemeDF.
she was captured by a detachment Of Spaniards
on tle Soth December, near the small vii age VI
tuanaJa, on the north co at, opposite Cayo 10
mana She had been tor more than two months
ia mat vicinity, waiting an opportunity 20 en-
Dark Tor NasSsu. her husband wishing % sepa-
rate Ter from further exposure and suffering
IN tne srcuous struggle which he is leading
Az The time OF her csptare there with her bat
Two persons, French attendant aud Senor
ION Juan Clemente Ienea, enormously report-
co az the brother-in-law OF Juarek. President
OF Mexico. The Spapiards treated her very
courteously. Sonora Cespedes al not seen her
husband for more than two months prior 70 her
capture, but had heard Of him nj intervals. lie
was, when last heard from. In the Camsyuey
tceether with the Cuban House OF Representa-
uses' In excellent health and spirits, confident
OF success as ever. She evidently has nOides
tnat the Cubans expect 20 give over the strug-
gle.-N. Y. Herald. lsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18
From CHINA.
Movements Of VT. Seward and Part,

San fRAEcTsCo, Jan. ls.-Nevs from Chiaa
Per the America is amin ortant.
-Four gunboa;s are a Tein rsin. 20 rema "
there during the winter. A feeling OF secasity
exists.
The French minister s blamed for Tho AZ an
ner in which he settled the massacre matter.
MIR. Seward and party returned from reiu
gsin ON November Sgth, and Decem Der tn leit
for Hong Kong. A. Pesin they visited Iamau.
and received q cordial visit from Prince kuug
Who thanked Mr.. Seward Tor the confinueI
friendship OF America and the good ofice- an
tie matter OF the Burliu game embassy.
Seventy German vessels are laid up a. Am ~.
on account Of the war.
Rain commenced falling % -day, and Is aHPa-
reDtly general throughout the State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18
. NIAH As SKATE.
Referred TO the Committee on Territories.

SHOCKING CASE OF BARBARITy.-an ola
negro man, probably upward Of ninety, form
erly slave of Mr. Gamble, of Rutherford cor =
ys tennessee, was taken from his home one
night last week by parties in disguise. lie was
taken away about rine O'Clock az night and
WAS found early next morning hanging to the
limb OF q tree. The object OF the murderers
could not be ascertaned. No one knew of spy
enemies of the old man except some nearnas
who had been making some reckless but per-
maps, unmeaning threats. The first supsosition
was that he had been murdered for his money:
t ~. IN uns POCKETS they found some twenty or
thirty collars which had not been DISTURBED
The rope with which he was hung had been in
serted in his mouth and passed thence arSnnd
me BACK OF his head and securely tied. When
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

TIE METHODIST BOOK CoScERu TRrAL-k
Coalr70miSe Pr0posed--The Methodist book
COMMITTEES for the trial OF Dr. Lanahan reas-
eembled in executive session In New York YES
terday afternoon. After a long argument a
sub-committee vss appointed 20 mediate he
tween the Doctor and has accusers and brine
about settlement satisfactory TO both parties
A majority OF the committee favor ENDING fire
present proceedings and leaving the Question
Tor decision ~ The General Conferences nert
year. snail minority favor continuing the
isyor closing the trial IL . conclusion car be
reached agreeable 70 an parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18

NEW PuBHCATIoSs.-From Langran & OgiI-
vie We have The Lady's Friend, the Atlantic
Monthly, and Democrats Mirror If Fashion for
February; and from j. Shillington the Mirror Of
fdshion and App,etcns Journal for January %
FROM Blanchard & Mohun, the publishers. We
have Thoughts on Female Suffrage, and in
indication OF Women's True Rights, ~ by Mrs
NJ. '. Dahlgren. From Shillington we also
nave The Atdine for January, and the Atlantic
loUR0 fOlLs for February
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18
TELEGRAMS TO TIE STAR.
This Afternoons DISPATCHES.
THE WAR IN EUROPE
',,gTsPlSd E-.lssir>ly 20 ~, Er.fi-g S,s-.
PARIS DESPERATE AND FTRrol :

PARIS DESPERATE AND FURIOUS
l-OSnoN, San. r., special 20 y \. Ts's-aas..
The fArisizLs arc determined 90 resist a.,
fTussians - Hcsrs shoali Trochn slow trs
enemy TO enter the CRY. The idea OF yieldil 4
Is repglsoa with indignation. The shop kee piu.
spirit, however, prevails very largely. aud man,
fArislsn taoe>incn Are congratulating tbrm
rtiNeS NAl they silll nave possession Of article
OF certs that will tempt the German vr.nceS fa
make extensive purchases whenever they enr.r
the capital.
AT accounts agree that the rests anc, 70 The
enemy, will, however. be shown ;haf u las 49,.
been oOuailed IN the annals OF var
The hcrrors OF the bOmhsrdmeut have - en-
ragged the population nat they are fariou~ aul
VIII 50 out 20 gbt the enemy despite az military
csniioB and int riefence Of the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18
nNThe meat ratiops of a mar I'm paris ar
low about equal 10 fxn fnuffnn cnfIafs a -

~The meat rations of a man I'm Paris ara
row about equal to two mutton outlets week
~The Providence Journal Gays the cold
weather has been spasmodic, like the religious
HE OF young neophyte.
rite BellanssS erlm;.tses. s "a All. ,s
committed suicide, instead OF dying OF the small
pox.
Sunday evening prsyer-meetings, New
England Institution, are called the .spiritusI
gymnasium of the church,
0Tbere is Q woman in Oshkosh who has
been married six times, twice 20 the same ma n:
been divorced three times twice from The "a ne
man, and Is now . widow.
~ Brigham founs's fortune Is estimated TO
be not far from o. 600 ,eeo or ~ aos oso. and ~
be rapidly increasing. He IL evidently DESTROYS
o. leaving, when he dice, g 900 or s. 900 piece
70 his numerous widows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-18
Justice a. 10 II Understood on the Pa.
ct6c SlOUe

SAN FHASCisCO, Jan. I1.-Under the decision
OF the Supreme Court of California. that a Chi
nanan cannot testify agaius, white man. Geo.
ID. W ilson, who WAS in isil under Indictment lot
stealing 300 from Chlns,nan, was DISCHARGED
TO-DAY, without tri.l