The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-03-10
GENERAL NOTES.

New Hampshire is tapping the naples.
Astor owns 700 houses, but he can't live
in more than one at time.
The Boston Post thinks the United States
navy needs little more Porter.
The man who sat down on the spur OF the
moment has not done so since.-Punch.
Svracuse. N. Y, raised SLIGO by charity
hall. and the Door can't find a cent OF the
money.
A Portland baby, aged thirteen months,
took Iaudanum. Another case OF ohgnted
affections.
The state grange -of-Mary land met in
secret session wednesday. 7OfjS2 oranges
in the state, AZ were represented! C4
Prayers were offered in the Church of
England. wednesday for the safety of the
Asbantee expedition
Bonner has purchased a $40, 900 farm for his
eouines and eastern editors are asking each
other how they would like to be one OF Bon
ner's horses.
One of Brigham Young's daughters is
dead. But as he has about fOrtyit is difficult
TO feel properly grieved until further partic-
ulars are given.
The most original phase of society life in
Washington is the card announcement OF
births. It reads, Compliments or Mr.. ana
Mrs. Blank and Son, Jan. 80"
A Pennsylvania man tried to work pass
out of Tom Scott by writing him that he
used to know him when he, Scott, peddled
apples, but the pass didn't come.
II he women would show the same con-
tempt for incorporate men as the latter do
for drunken women, they would find their
influence effectual in restraining many from
evil habits.
An Ohio paper saws: without exagger-
alton it is impossible to procure glass OF
liquor in this town." If We were in that
town and wanted liquor we'd exsggerste.-
Detroit Press.
The Detroit Press thinks there is no i'm
mediate prospect of a duel between the Gin
cinnati editors. They have given up shoot
ing at oyster cans and carrying slung shots
in their boot-legs.
all right, but when Dio Lewis mixes in and
makes demagogIe of himself, he must ex.
pect to be Lit with loaves Of his sour bread
Detroit Press.
John b. Brass9eld, the sheriff OF Whitley
county, Kentucky, has sbsconed with 5000
of the county's money and is supposed tC
have gone to Texas. His bondsnen offer q
reward for his capture.
The predictions of democrats about the
corruption of vehement radicals-their sor-
didness, abuse of power, dishonesty and gen.
eral eussedness-are being verified daily by
witnesses from their own band Boston
Post. o
whosoeyer hath not a penny TO bestow
whereby he may express bis charity. yet be
may be more charitable than il he gave
pounds, for it Is the choicest piece of charity
10 make fair interpretations and 60 give al
lowsnce; to puC candid constructions on
mems actions, TO afford courteous behavior
A little four year old Wstertown girl went
running into ths house the other day, ex'
claiming, Mamma, Mamma. I've seer
Jack Frost. I've seen Jack Frost" "Where
did you see him, my darling" queried the
mother, "Oh, saw the tip of his tail hang
ing over the caves" She had seen an icicel
The Detroit common council last year au-
thorized the issue of million dollars worth
OF city bonds by the water board for the
erection OF new water works. Wednesday
night, after a. long and exciting debate, the
council rescinded, by vote of twelve to
! eight, the authority to issue such bonds.