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MONDAY, JUNE 90, 1873.
GLEANINGs AND GOSSIP

GLEANINGS AND GOSSIP
Grand Rapids, Mich, has a woman sex
ton
Milwaukee is the home of 1000 beer
brewers and distillers
Father Burke is coming back again, about
the LIST of August, to resume his lectures
Adam Black, the famous Edinburgh pub
Usher, has retired from business ut the age
of 80
Miss Swift of Troy has clipped with n
negro, and her friends are not very highly
pleased thereat.
Chicago falls into the line of cities that
are going to give their poor children excur-
sions, this summer.
Mr.. Knapp of Peekskll, n. Y, won a
four dollar bet by turning coffee-mill 10
hours without stopping.
Kentucky elects Legislature in August.
and the Louisville Cou,aer-Journal urges
the people to instruct for the constitutional
convention.
horse that hunts for rabbits and kills
them with his fore-feet, merely for the plea
sure oft, is among the boosted possessions
of New Albany, Ind
They had row among the newspapers in
Harrisburg, Pa, about the printers contri-
buttons to the Greeley monument, and the
money has been returned to the givers.
Young men with disposition to 'burgle"
will be interested in knowing that full set
of burglars tools, including rcvolvers and
slung- shots, costs about $1,000.
The official inventory the personal prop
erty of the late Edwin Forrest, Just COM
pleted, foots up 1920, 4SG, of which ST. $3.50
is in jewelry, books and pictures, and $685.
465 in securities.
superb silver vase, Is inches high, has
been presented to Elbridge r. Gerry by the
New York society for the prevention of
cruelty to animals, in token of his efforts in
furthcrancc of their cause.
Three dollars and quarter is the annual
salary allowed the postmaster at Point
Pleasant, o., and, as no one was willing
this year to accept the position for less than
four dollars, the Office has been closed.
Writ Skies, husband to Olive Logan, has
an article in Il late number of Harper's on
the Wiertz gallery in Brussels. Mr.. Skies
is getting very gray, but he still dresses in
very cloud style, like an English swell.
"Woman: Purissima, Sanctissima, Car
issima," was the toast given by William M.
Everts at a recent banquet in New York
city. The translators insist that "purest,
hottest, most expensive" is the proper rem
dering.
In moving an old hotel at Middletown,
o., last week, a skeleton was found, which
is thought to be that of a cattle dealer named
Caleb Russell, who disappeared 20 years
ago, and was supposed at the time to have
been murdered.
A little child fell It of bed at Groveport,
o., the other day, and cut an artery in his
throat upon broken lamp chimney. The
heart-broken parents have the consolng re-
Election that they were going to get a new
chimney, next day.
Beecher delivered the address before the
annual convention of the New York edito-
rial association at Poughkeepsie, n. Y,
Wednesday evening, and Mrs. Darlington
(B =. ShillabeC furnished the poem,
though not present to read it.
John Houghtaling has been conductor
on the New York Central railroad for "a
years, during which time there has never
been fatal accident on his train, and he is
yet poor man, dependent upon his wages
for support. That is good record for pru-
dence and honesty.
Rev. Mrs. Adde Ballou was called all the
way from rerre Haute, Ind, to Cincinnati,
O., to marry couple, the bride having
firmly resolved never to be married by a
man. 1t is little singular that she was
not consistent enough TO choose some wo-
men for husband.
Mrs. Philip Nixon eff Port Morris, N, j.,
becoming delirious from illness, few days
since, took her infant, only week old, and
a little boy ftwo years, and leaped from
second-story window, The infant was in.
stantly killed, but Mrs. Nixon and the boy
will probably recover.
Eben Sumner of Vinton, Ia, was dis
charged from Jail, last week, after n four
months sentence, for attempting to murder
his wife, and the very first thing he did was
to get double-edged butcher-kinfe and
plunge it into hrs wife's throat, killing her,
and the next thing he did was kill himself.
A young St. Louis woman drowned her
self because her husband beat her; the hus-
band Immediately fled the city, and the
wife's father, who had lived with them, be-
ing left alone, went and hanged himself, on
general principles, as the only proper and
becoming thing there was left for him TO
do.