The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1874-01-10
EvE-ANGELICAL CORNER.


Griddle-cake sociables are raging in Iowa.
Charlotte Cushman is acting in Boston.
High heels ON ladies' bootsare disappear
ing. .r J
A Maine girl has killed herself chewing
gum.
There are at present 400 students at Vas
sar College.
Miss Brady is Washington correspondent
of the Inter- Ocean.
A Rochester woman has insured her
wooden leg for $50. ...
Mrs. Brigham Young, No. II. will lecture
in London in January.
railroad train, in Rhode Island, for winking
at her.
Joaquin Miller told Harriet Hosmer the
other day, "you are wonderfulman, and
he is poet! ...-.. ..
"What is the price of Remnants - i'll
quired an old lady at the photograph gallery
q day or two ago.
Queen Victoria has paid for magnificent
stone sarcophagus in which will be deposit
ed the remains of Napoleon III. .-.....
Six young ladies of Erie have been fined
two dollars each for singing "Captain
Jinks'' together on the streets after dark.
Miss Nellie Grant is to be bridesmaid,
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upon her forehead and boquetin in her hand.
--Graphie. ...= .... t,t
| Detroit ladies are said to be the most
prolific in the United States. The last Gen.
sus gave over three hundred pairs of twins,
and ninety y-eight triplets.
Miss Putnam, who went down OH the
Vile de Havre, was the last lineal descend
ant of General Israel Putnam Old Put
nam" Of Revolutionary fame. z..5s.
Hazing among the girls at Vassar is bar
barous. They compel the neophyte to
drink punch-bowl of lemonade, and then
hug and kiss her until she screams for mer-
cy. N.s.@e. aairsS.
The Detroit Tribune says: "There is
report that the wife of the Danbury Nsacs
man has become insane. If true, it verifies
the poets assertion that great wit to mad
ness is nearly Allied
Geo. D. Milton, of Leesburg, Va, makes
affidavit that Anna Dickinson once offered
him her hand and heart. Does he sutfi-
GENTLY realize that o merciful Providence
has watched over him2 @ ..f..s
ssThe evidence shows that he sot mp with
her night after night, and they squoze hands
and talked soft, and i think she ought to have
about $23 damages" was the charge of n
Kansas judge to o jury in abreach OF prom
ise case. ta
The New England tea parties have called
out quite good deal of poetry. The fol-
lowing is the concluding verse of poem
1 read at the Chelsea, Massachusetts,, party,
by P. B. Shillaber-" Mrs. Partington'':j =
This cup that each partaker cheers,
A grander, man may never see,
Exalts, inspires, delights endears. as
1t is the cup of libertea
The following is published by the Capital
as verbatim report of a lecture recently
given by colored woman of Washington
to her hopeful offspring: "Ephrahem,
, come to your n,udder; now, whar you bin9'
"Playin' wild de white folks chillun.
''You is ehl See hyar, chile, you broke
your ole mudder's heart, and bring her gray
; hairs in sorrow to the grave wild your reck-
; lumness an carvings on wild ebil assoyash'
ulls. Hadn't raised you up in Gle way you
should ought to go?" g Yessum.'' s'Habn't
| I bin kline and tender wild you, nm treated
: you like my own chile, which you is p
, "Yessum.'' !" Hadn't reezened wild you,
and prayed wild you, and deplored de goo6
Lord to wrap you in his buzzum?'' g Yes.
!, sum- "And isn'tI yer patoral detectol
and gardeen fo' de law? 2" ssYessum.
! !, "Well, den, do you s'pose Use gwine tt
hab your morals ruptured by de white
, trasha No, sab. You git in de house dis
instep; am if eber cotch you municatin
" wild de white trash any mo-, 70 de Lord
! nigger I'll break yer black head wild 8
u brickr' "Yessum.N H
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