White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-06-01
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IT william H. Corwin. only son Of the late
Hon. Thomas Corxin, recently graduated at
the H.hne mann Medical College. Philadel2his.
and has entered upon the practice Of thaa
. .cbool Of medicine at Lebanon. Ohio.
II Scranton Pal Temperance society
p.ys fur all the liquor that ten men can drink
il hey will inform on Ire man Who sells it 10
them. An astonishing numoer Of men out Of
.ork are looking after these situations.
r his said that brave ofkcer Of the Bit
i.h army sspired to the hand Of the Princess
Louise, but ihe wealthy Lorne earned Away the
prixe. Another illustration Of Balwer's veil.
known maxim, "The penny's mishter than the
srord.'
NJ James Brown, Of Noble County. Ohio, .
K ina man Of John Brown and one of the soIdcrs
of 1872, refuse to take pension because the
country is in debt.
rIn Isll, in Bedford. N. H., there we're
eleven young men who voted that year ior tho
first time. Seven are nov alive. aged over
eighty one years. Four died at advanced ages
~ Henry A. Wise explains the death Of ].
NJ. Mason. of Virginia: "The disasters to the
South, the wounds to his pride. the aching
agony of seeing all bis hopes of liberty. SELF
government and States rights blasted. ths dss. !.
ecration Of sacred things. and the devas,stioe'
and dsnoralisation he Witnessed on c"mins
home, were too much tension Of tho uervesot
an aged man Of delicate sensibiities and .
proud sense Of honor; and he collap-
| sed."
| p For Eve yean at least. we have faith
fully endeavored to chronicle the death Of the
last survivor Of Commodore Perrys battle on
Lake Erie, as papers in various parts OF the
country have pronounced him dead He died
three weeks ago in Cincinnati. but he has done
it again at Fall River. under the name Of Ma
thaniel Briggs, age 81. Next!
T The latest "something new under the
sun" is printing press in the peniteutiary at
Petersburg, Va, operated BY q typo uho,
saws a local paper has for q brief season (thrse
years) retired from the hard work Of the COM
} posing room to this quiet and ine1pensiss re-
treat. He spends his time in printing such
,obs as are needed for the institution, and b
employed with great profit to the State and
considerable satisfaction to himself.
r A church deacon at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
had a package come to him BY express, &c.
O. O." and he vent around among the bresh-
ren and borrowed forty dollars to pay for is. and
: the next day nice little pile Of sasdust vas
emrtied out in front Of his house and since thss
, be has been the most regular man they have
, at the prayer meeting.
p Elder Knapp. the noted revivalist, 10 e.
/, citing a theological fever in the towns Of Mas
.schusetts. In Pitt.6eld. recently. he is repor.
> ted to have advertised that he would furnish .
, Stree pass to gIory;" but very few Of the un-
Q righteous population seemed anxious to be
! "dead headed" on his train.
p John fairfield. who died in Troy. N. r..
few days ago, was the first maker Of luciier
matches in this country. He cut them one BY
Que with his jack knife. The chemical ccm-
), position necessary to insure combustion was
:, prepared By him. the ingredients at that time
:, being known In America cay to himself. This
:, was in 1886.
II Speaking of terapns. the Lebanon Star
= gives this Interesting item from Clinton Coun-
' t,: Isaiah Moron, in plowing round q ter
u rapin. and thinking TO transmit his name 70
70 unborn generations, concluded TO cut it upon
y the shell Of this slow traveller; but on clearing
the surface, what was his surprise to fad the
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carved uron the she'll Mr. Morton's father
had been dead for twenty five years, and hls
feelings on this occasion can be better imagined
than described"
IL The first stove ever allowed in the dwell
, ling house of widow Hannah York. Of North
Stonington, Conn, was Sc. up April Goth 1871 r,
in which was kindled FIRE from the embsrsL
taken from the fire in her fireplace. which has
, not heen extinguishee for over sixty Eve years.
The first match and the frs lamp ever suffered
to enter her house was recentlv lighted. The
old lady remarked that she didn't knov what
anybody wanted such things for fur her pass.
, she had rather have her old 6replscs and esa-
, die than . house full Of such things.
p pThe colored members Of the Hsuse Of Rep
q resentatives have all taken seats near soeesh-
er. on the leit Of the Speaker. and the location
is already known as "Africa."
U One Of the leading English journals ssys
no event Of the first importance vss ever -.
badly reported as the present civil war In
France.
u II is hinted that the man who % noblE
!, offered q substitution RuIoR 10 Grant White.
who does not want Ru,o6 70 be hung us.
, I'll he has convinced him that Virgil really
meant il when he said "Musa! mihi caeaas me
, mora. quo numine lasco. quide dolens. Rssiaa
Deum" Rulo6 has refused to reveal his -
eres Of the origin Of the Language under $780,
600. What will be do with the money!
u One Smith. Of Newark. recently slepsa
, vim the siaer Of one Heython. IN isusf
innediateiy "raiaed him" BY slopins vish
Snish,s wife. Unless Smith nov elopes visA
more Of Heythorn's female relatives, be nap
be regarded - "eslIed."
pA Chicago paper closed its record ofhirsAa
on Saturday With this item, sIn ugeniss.
Ind, to the wife Of Isaac Acksruau, dasgh-
ter. No cigars"
u Among the practical advantages 70 b
gained BY snnexasion, the Sanso Donipeo Cou.
mission mentions an entirely nes bsssd -
scorpions. specimens Of which have bee. sis.
usrded TO the Smithsonian Inssitutios.
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