The Portland daily press., 1872-05-29
News, Gossip and Editorial MOI

News, Gossip and Editorial Notes.
The phantom trains seen a few weeks ago
on the Pennsylvania railroads, now make
their CHASTITY trips on the Chicago and North
western. An evening express ON this road
has twice been stopped to prevent colliding
with what appeared to be another train
short distance ahead, when there was really
no train within 25 miles. The superintend-
ent advises the men to change their whisky.
Since the San Francisco authorities have
offered premium of SO for every dead body
recovered from the bay, the Chronicle advis-
es drunkards and Oregon flats to give wide
berth to the waterfront. Ten dollars, it
says, may seem small sum for murder, but
times are hard and human nature weak.
In Chicago there is plentiful lack of lib
erals. The Times of that city dares the Tri-
bune to name a dozen known Republicans of
Chicago who are for Mr.. Greeley, and the
Republican says that half dozen cannot be
named. A-A'
Two friends from two different churches,
but of one denomination, met the other day,
and discussed the preaching of their respective
pastors. Your minister uses the ideas of
other men," said one. 'Don't you wish
your pastor would do the same ?' was the
significant response. lo Is s.a iIo asr.3
When Marshal Bazaine was arrested, of
the numerous friends he used To reckon in
Paris, only SIX had the courage to call upon
him during the past three weeks. Since the
decision OF the Government was announced
ior bringing MIN before court-martial, he
mas stood almost friendless. oi .a s-am
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inc il their mild and nerb.n oo,n,nond.h,a
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tho Por,;ouont a. Toro,to aroor..u;,,o- a..
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the wal, which senar.tes ,to T1n;,od st.ta.9
and the New Dominion be;no ad,,o,,v taIo,n,
down.
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the mailman inst in time n save the little one
from an awful death. w.F
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'.Al Democrats are not horse thieves"
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The old paragraph has started on its rounds
again, that landlords at the watering-places
are about reducing the price of board.
1t is too thin. 1t has been used too much.
1t is a transparent fraud.
n- 80 sne se1s composer "no .
'ao' Nv" ''ue 'e'eu a. Dn'c' '"'' 'n". 'n'
in1, 'an, n"'e inoie ''''en' ~, his''o man
taste mere mas been wonderful ana promises
great %uture. % r
A child four months old at Rensselaer,. Ind.
wos rocont,v t.Lon ,r;,,, s,,.s,,,s .,a ,on,;,,
r;s, 90 49, T,,o,. -, -.
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Ii i',eionoe W 'ne e"'e 'n"s '"ep' .ne nep
member remarked that it was the first thing
that had passed through the House without
p"''
-, = Do..o;. ....,,.oa .,,;.;do .h.
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other day, and her gentle Drother was called
to demonstrate with her. He did it up vigor-
ous,v After knocking her down and drag
ging her ABOUT tne room awnhe' ny Tue hair'
he assured her that if she did not go to work
and let the suicide business alone, he would
brealx her neck Surely. with sucb a brother
A New Orleans editor saws he ..coun,ed
17a allioators in a sail of s;x m;,os .,o,o, -,