The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-15
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PASSING EVENTS.

The greatest wonder is to see police
man out with his wife. He is absolutely
Just as liable to look scared and hen
pecked as though he didn't wear a club
and bulge his bosom outs. LOHis Re
publican.
An unknown donor senta magnificent
diamond necklace to Mile Titiens, the
other day, with request in Spanish. that
she should wear it for the giver. 1t is
said the prima dona thinks America is a
queer country.
Anna Dickenson is not going to ap-
pear in the role of Mazeppa. Bind a
woman like Anne to the back of a horse,
and how naturally would public sym
pathy concentrate on the horse.-BTOok-
Ign ATg'Ls.
When Sam Carey bought silver mine
for S22, 900, and raised it on his own
partners to S53, OOO-and there is an am
pIe legal proof that he did thIs-he was
simply exercising himself in his favOrite
doctrine of imitation. -CinciHHGti Com
mercidL.
When Frederick the Great died in the
lap of one of his faithful attendants, af-
ter n two hours struggle of hard breath
ing, he didn't say anything about his cane
or his funeral. The present Emperor of
of Germany, looking ahead, wants to be
buried with Il slnall-sized cannon in his
coffin, and this epitaph placed above
board, "Gone to encounter the French
army"
An irreverent correspondent of the
Westfield, Massachusetts, Times, who
went to the Great harrington cattle
show, says lie was never so impressed
with a sense OF ''the eternal fitness of
things, as when, after the Rev. BIr Smith,
of Otis, had won the spoons in a trotting
race, the band gave, with peculiar EN-
phasis, the melody of that popular hymn,
Nearer, my God, to Thee"
A woman in Baltimore, desiring death,
but having no bone in which to die,
bought mOrphene at a drug store, and
drank it as she walked in the street. She
kept on as the drug began to take effect,
and acrowd of boys, suppOsing that her
staggering was the result of intoxicatiOn,
followed after. her. At length, after /
traversing several streets, she fell, and
the boys threw mud on her. In that way |
shs died,
In Newport, Rhode Island, there IS d !;
fifth artillery" which bids fair to be-
come a deadly. organization. The other
day, ''while they We're engaged in target /
practice with the big guns, q baii stFuek
the rock on which Is painted the target,
and then sped away over to Jamestown,
coming within about four inches of
farmers head, posing througe the body
of COW and Embedding itself IN the
In the San francisco Jail is a girl only
sixteen years old. She is excessively shy
and demnre, blushes yhen looked ct Lg
visitors, and faints when drunkards are
brought bleeding into prison. Her face
is dsliGate and expressive of retiring
and gentieness- Her name is
Annette Gillard, and she Is awaiting rial j
for stabbing a man four times with big
butcher knife, and then smashing his
skull with brick. &
Turkey is afraid Russia viii take Con =
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Europe. Russia is afraid Prussia will
axe Findland and Poland. AHSfria IS u
lfraid Praneo viii take Al>ace Lorraine,
md France is afraid that GERMANY wiil
axe the province Of Champaign. ~ Won o
Ioltke's soldiers got such first elnsz >,
aste of its sparkling wine daring the ID
$50 campaign. England j. afraid her
catered provinces will take themselves
nd leave her only nutshell to crack in q
er own little isie.
The handsome actor" Mr. George
,iCnold, rebuksd Baltimore audience
ast week by ringing down rne curtain -
efore the performance closed. Mr
.ignold states that on the occasion re-
erred to the majority Of the audience
lIRe late, and before the close rose -
lmost IN body to gain the doors. The.
alIeres we're also Loisy. Manager Ford
lys in reference to the incident that Mr..
ignoId was suffering greatly from ner W
OusnesS and Prostration, caused by tle
we're task he had undergone during the
eek, and the double performance on q.
which accounted for his
;tion, but did not entirely excuse it. He
ted the words OF Mr. Edwin Booth n
le true rule, when he said that his duty or
} that portion of the spectators who be- a
lved properly was 50 constantly before
S mind that he would never notice the
'nduet of those who were not restrain u,
by the bounds OF deeorum. An actor en-
as also bound by his contract with the
anagers, and should fulfill it to the
tier. as the losses which invariably fol
W fall upon them, and not upon him. hl. ny
this instance the houses had been eie
lalIer than usual for two nights alter
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