The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-07-17
Miscellaneous.

The clerksin the Nv GrSSd PaciAs
Hotel, at Chicago hav mot ID charge
long enough vet 10 sInrt dial2pnds, b5ie
one wears the bottom 70 beet glass "
in silver on his bosom, nd the 6ther-the
night clerk-Eas smsil bull's,1Te lantei1
set in his shirt front, With revolving
light.-&. Louis Democrat.
Uncle Sam, says the st. Louis Demo-
c7at, will issue a new silver dollar just as
soon as he can get some silver and pre-
pare his dies. 1t will resemble the old
silver dollar so far as possessing the circle
of stars, the American .buzzard, E. Pluri-
bus, etc.; but the female who was wont
to sit on the old dollar, with the collar
button gone from her chemise and hold
ing her nightcap on bean.pole, will not
be seen on the new. She has been arrest
ed and locked up.
"A German mother who brought her
daughter over from the old country to
marry her to Louisville grocer, though
the girl tearfully entreated permission to
stay and comfort lover in the Belgian
horse guards, had the melancholy salts
faction of seeing the young woman 60
into arsenic commissions, the other night.
But she is determined woman, and will
at once set out for another daughter, for
she hates that Louisville grocer and is
bound to be his mOtherin-law if 1t costs a
whole family of girls. 49, 70
Sunrise and sunset cost us nothing,
as glorious as they are. ColOrs that are
only to be seen in the heavens, bright
ness beyond description, are profusely
spread, and we have sight to behold them,
pulses to throb, hearts to beat, and minds
to contemplate with wonder, thankful.
ness and joy. Rising and setting suns
are commonplace exhibitions, when, were
there only one such exhibition to be wit.
messed in century, multiplied millions,
nay, almost half the population of the
globe, would behold it with rapture.
The following is from the Detroit
Free Press: A life insurance agent doing
business in this city issued policy ON the
life of married woman in the Sixth
Ward few months ago. She died thu
other day, and the following letter wa:
written by the husband as notification
"DsAR s!R-l take my pen in hand to let yo'
know that am IN well, but that my dear wife. IN
s SIRE for oq9 IN your company Is no more; sh.
say che was fond wife and good mother. have
doctors certificate, that there will be no trou
BILE about the policy. She was sick only shor
time, but suffered much. Do you give . check II
advance, or must wait sixty days for the money!
The Rocky Mountain Ne,rs says: In
Central, last Sunday, a Chinese funeral at
tracted a multitude Of people, who appea,
to have greatly enjoyed the novel specta
Gle. When the friends Of the deceased
arranged in order Of a procession, reached
the grave, quantity Of curlei and twisted
paper was set on fire, and then several
containing some provisions, two pairs Of
shoes, one pair of socks, pack Of cards
and some writing material were deposited
alongside the coffin, SO that the poor dead
Chinaman can reach portion of his tot
let without being compelled to get out Of
his box. After the dirt had been filled il
and the top leveled off, two Chinamer
kneelcd at the head and foot of the grave
kissing the clay, and bowling reverend!
three times