, 1873-06-19


stanlora. Tho decision will como Monday,
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
mime olaina tho most anolent bachelor In
tho world. uo liyea In Dnngor, iB l02 yoaFs OF
"A loading Now York insurance journnl calls
m agent to whom 1t Is hostile II capsule, FASH
ionoa after tho llkonosa Of man. and filed With
tho OIL Of 2 groaBy mud rancid hypocrsy."
Detroit is not satisfied with her preBont
reservoir systonl Of wator-workB, and proposes
t. ,e1p1Sna 100000 in trying to seouro sono
--bovoral Yale students found a rostine-placo
in tho police atation, Thursday night, serannd-
Ing fenalo boarding-sohool. What mado il
asehiaaly thn frd to bosr though vas tho fat
previous.
Two daughters Of Wm. F. aalaghor, in tho
town gn OF Cortland, H., this year plowed and put
n ,3, so seres OF amail GRIM Ono Of these girls,
Miss Adolln, aowcd tho grain and narrowed it in,
They ought to be onfranchisod forthwith.
.-Pioapookots do not enjoy lifo in California.
an old " bnu-whackor felt strange hand In lis
pocket thore recontly. and. pulling hiB penknifo.
with blado that weighed pound, cut of liz
mans hand ct the wriat and threw L litter him
With with tho advice I'd to "put 1t in whisky whore il
tho earo no of The Northern Paea IL Road ndG11g 1
this State, arc very 1attering indool, Whoat
and corn aro both looking an well as thoy could
possibly under any circumHtancoa,. If nothing
ntervenG5 inter-, Y,.th the crops will bo immdhso
Tho Springfield Crass) Onion, in spcskinx
OF the. children OF the mills, says: "Helf.
starved and over-worked, cuffod and showed
a9ous % as II moro wero no room for them any
the omnibus aud car-horscs Of projection Of a
| society to prevent cruelty to anmals. Ten.
| eleven, twelve hours day in onr mills, and six-
teen TO eighteen in other countries, is i hoayior
burden than any such shoulders should carry"
| THO Dean Of Westminster has offcrod to al-
low the romans of John Stuart Mill to bo in
terrod In tho ancient Abbey. The relatives Of
tho deceased have declined tho Offer, with thnnks,
as It was always his wish to 10 buried by tho aide
| Of her whom living he 30 tenderly lovod, and
| whom dead ho 90 fond1y remembered. Avignon
will undoubtedly enjoy tho distinction Of being
| his last resting place.
| "A brakeman on the Central Ohio Road. 10.
sepl III. Hawkins by name, just for convenience
! IN tho enjoyment Of home comforts, las wife
| ut zach cnd OF his route. A cruel society could
not endure tho thought Of permitting ono man
to enjoy such On undue proportion Of tho com
eeph will be required to spond about as much
time In the pouitentiary al ho has boon engaged
in tho performance Of this double act In 1ifo'u
| nrenn.
.-paaaing through Westminster Abbey, tvonty
| ycara ago. I remember to have noticed, on tha
| tomb Of Major andre, m alto relieuo cpmposi-
| tion containing tho figure Of Washington, the
hoad Of which lad beon knocked OF. Since that
| timo, somo one,-an indignant American, per-
hapg, has avenged tho insult BY kuockinEs ION or
tho head Of Andro.. Both aro now restored, each
figure showing on it's neck tho marlts Of tlccnpi-
tation.- Correspondent Neeo Yor.k Ercni,g Posi-.
| a week ago there wns q lively Indian acnro
| on tho western end Of tho Winona S st. Potter
Railroad, whore the construction forco il ut
| work, some forty miles beyond Marshall, A
| party OF ty-throe mounted warriors, believed
to belong to tho Sissoton band of Sioux, drove
up within milo Of tho laborors, and Mt or Gaak.
Ing series Of mysterious demonstrations, dia-
appeared. Tito laborors wero entirely unarmcd
and lnprephrcd Tor any attack, and felt greatly
alarmed, but nothing further waA heard from
tho Indians aside from thor stoaling two or thraa
horses.-S9. Paul Pioneer.
-Embryotio yacht lifo and typical Of tho COM
ing scoundrel, says the Brooklyn Eagle, sFoa
illustrated the other day In the case OF two Jor-
soy City boys. Ono lad, employed in q bank,
ions and g aid out u for New York. with s5Oo
Of the money small yacht WAS purchased, and
then ench lad purchased q sailor suit. They
started on cruise. and will doubtless carry out
thoir dino noycl dreams By boarding aomo fish
ing smack with drawn outlasses and demanding
It's treasure.
The AAa- Cali fo,nian tells q story Of an old
settler, who, having worn his beard full for SOY.
eral yours, concluded to shave lie side whiskero
Ho had hardly done 30, whom, to his great sur,
prise, IN old mining acquaintance, who Ind pass.
cd him unrecognlzed almost every day for years,
"Btruck him for piece," aud aad he had noi
would hnvo spoken to him before. And nov
"old Californian ~ il letting his whiskora grow
again, for he can't stand tho tax put on for ro
cognition by those who knew him '"in tho day.
when he WAS young"
1t has been generally believed that shat
could not be taken with tho hook md line Mr.
Thomas Ohalmors, Of Holyoke, Mass., hns dem
onBtrated to the contrary. Discovering that cap
turod shad contained in their mawa q peoulia
kind Of miller, lo made IN artificial 1y liko It
and caught in 1861 not loss than 1,t00 alad il
this way. His secret leakod out, and fly-flBln
for stad il now usual at Holyoko. commo
trout-hook il used with tho fly attached, Gu
hook with catgut or wire. Tho fish, aftor bciu
caught 1nust DO played patiently aud ton1erly