Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1873-06-20
G1eanings.

Captain Jack is "emotionally insa
owing to a prospective trial for murt,
Hammond the revivaltst, will 81
the summer in his native town of Ver
Connecticut.
A married man in Chicago is
looked after until he has been al
from home five days. Then his Wife
gins to think something's wrong.
Horse breeding is becoming an i'm
ant source of wealth in Australia. The
ish regiments of cavalry and artillery
ployed in India are now being recrl
from Australian stock.
The Memphis Avalanche remarks
the Betsy" imbroglio- 1t is enoue
know that Betsy and Are Out"
so far as these columns are concerne
propose that they shall stay OUT"
The first grave decorated Oh Fl
last at Calvalry Cemetery, Chicago
that of an unknown rebel officer.
one member of the procession pass
! without laying on the mound flora
butte.
We pity our decendents. A hur
years from now there will be no y
ladies who strewed flowers before v
ington; no young men who saw hii
view the army; and oh, dreadful tho
no colored woman who was once hi
want.
An extraordinary statement is
concerning the recent gathering oil
grcssmen at St. Louis. 1t is said
although there were one hundre'
thirty present, and they were in s.
three days, not single one ma
speech.
The frugal Shan, by bringing n
full of cold lunch along, and making
ial rates with cross hotel-keepers an
ing the porter short, and getting
pass or two over the railroads, wi
deavor to get through Europe will
100000.
A farmers daughter out west re
a hairy poodle dog from a friend ID
York. The unsophisticated
wrote back thanking her friend G
present, and saying that she 70
very handy, when tied TO stick, t.
windows with.
The New York Herald intends,
serted, to abandon its long FOLLOWED
of impersonal journalism, and I'd
hereafter the names of its contri
as it has done recently at the presi
Inauguration. and the opening of 4
emma exposition.
The father of James Fisk, Jr,
to be peddling patent tack" alo
lower Hudson. The old gentlem,
no lack of means, but say S he mus
some business to employ his mind
reference to the death of his son pi
expressions of deep feeling,
1t is remarkable how many way
are for people from the country to
their rusticity. During the recent
for example, there were number
thentic cases where ladies uttered
solescent syllables, "thank you,
gentlemen gave them their seats
crowded car.
The New York Commercial 4
that Mr.. Barnum has done mol
patriotic thing in offering Car
Sa5, 900 year if he will "let up"
Gle Sam and take the leading role
great travelling show. Mr.. B.
sagacity to perceive that this is
hope for the republic.
Since the discovery of tho Bend
dcrs, there is not a Chicago d
who travels who has not been
habit OF dining at the Bender
frequently. The reason they CSC
that when the fatal hammer tap
ded on their heads it was like brs
sponge or India.rubber ball.
Cincinnati Enquirer editorial
jubilee at Chicago, designed to a
one or two railroads and two
hotels, seems to have been su(
far as crowd and noise wefe col
Judging from the Chicago pal
proportion Of thieves to sight-se
unduly great. The affair had
!, much to do with music as an Ind
dance"
: The most extensive stock-g
, Texas is Samuel w. Allen, who
Galveston, and carries on an
. "ranch" forty miles north Of the
ping his cattle to Galveston, an1
to New Orleans and New "
owns 100000 head of long horns
freight bills over the railway du
month of March were $31, 900,
} the steamer line they amounted
900.