, 1875-08-01


Tho yiceroy Of India pro:ests against the visi
of the Prince Of Wales to 1ndia aud it Ia fnall,
understood that Albert Edward will play second
eddie to him.
.An editor dead-more OF them ought to be,
is the feeling manner in which the Syracuse
! Standard announces the decease Of jour
| uaiist.
| The Hon. Isaac G. Wilson, Of this city, is 20
| ing to Europe on the steamer Bohemia, OF the
Cunard Line which sails from New York On the
18th OF August.
-"Mrs. Mary Coffin ia credited With an un-
successful attempt to snuggls Chinese cargo
into California. .'Honsst Tea is the best, Polly
C.!"-Graphic.
Celia Burleieh, the noted. woman-aunrage
leader, WAS only 48 when she died. 1t was pre-
mature old age, consequent On too hard work,
which ended her days.
| Judge Jesse Norton is still in vez7 critical
J condition. His physicaua think that, il they
can sustain life for day OF two, he will recover;
| but the case is doubtful.
| One of the conditions upon which the coming
| hired girl will take place ia, that the new
| maeable glass shall not be used. It takes TOO
much trouble to break it.
The proprietor Of the Female Chr1sty'a
| Miustrels recently committed suicide ia London.
The company are in black yet, but.they make
Just as much fun as ever.
man in Mississippi sot = g1ln-trap in his
hen-house and was the first chicken~thief shot
byit. He mistook h,a own yard for his neigh
boris, the night bciug dark.
4 Kentucky bartender assaulted Mr. George
D1imstone. and the latter naturally su1ocAted
him. He ought to have known he would meet
his match in hlr. Birthstone.
Ira ". Allen, LID, has returned from aev-
eral weeks sojourn III the East, where he has
been to Increase the apparatus aud library Of
Aliens Academy OF this city.
Henry Irving always asks for his beefsteak OF
sausage with tragic grarity and startling .iutona-
ton. In other words, Henry Irving behaves OH
the stage like humptious pris.
In pulling down wall IN Buckiu CHAM Palace,
some plate of George III. WIS found concealed.
There was singular method in the old gentle
mans madness, il he hid it there.
Miss Newton, OF Delaware, poisoned herself
because her mother mispronounced word.
How many tines would the young lady have
wished herself cat to do justice to our eloquent
Mayor?
The poet Close, who is in the habit Of petition
ing every new English Administration for . pen-
sion and title, has soused his muse in the
English Channel, and come out with IN epic On
Boyton.
August Schuteuhe|m, liquor-me1chant of
Hopoken, put bullet through Ais head with
fatal effect recently. He had met with business
troubles, and the only way het saw Of getting
over them Was By Schutsnhelm-self.-
Post.
rhe Domestic Serrdnts' Journal is the organ
of the kitchen in England. Precisely where it is
to ret it's support it is hard to sea. John
Thomas and Jeems scorn the impntation upon
their social Standing in takipg a seryants' paper,
while those who would take it have not the
money.
resident Of Pottsville, Pa, has coin which
has been decided to be Hebrew shelel Of the
date Of 335 B. G. It has On one aide 4 represent
alton Of Aaron's budded rod and On the other
priests censer With incense. The same gentle
man also has IN old Saxon coin, an ElizabetAan
shilling OF 1901, and An English coin Of 1885
but he has not sean $40 gold-piece for sevsrz!
years.
Miss Annie Oliver, young woman OF 20. in-
closed their saloons, and won Ill
Of them to Christian life, ;" preached in New
York Methodist church recently. The expert
ence OF the late crusade was. that it took five
days to convert each saloon-keeper who really
yielded. At this rata, Mrs Anne Oliver has
spent 1000 days, or eleven years ali but fort
night, in the gracious work Either she must
have commenced business at 3 years, OF her age
is pleasant feminine fiction.
Mrs. Laura de Force Gordon, editor Of the
Stockton (Cal.) Ledder, shows herself to be q
reuazk zkably-sensible woman- Recognizing the !
fact that the political CANVASS in the State ia |
going to be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one, there !
being four tickets in the field. she concluded to
run away from the clash Of controversy, secured |
i male friend to occupy her editorial chair, and |
retired to domestic privacy. The Virginia City /
Chronicle, however, says her motlvasuere differ |
ent. Says the Chronicle monster:
Laura says that the campaign will be "too scr1mani-
ous for . woman T. engage in." Now, Laura, why
didn't 5ou up 1t ouce7 We IL know it fsnt thar
However, we'll give ,oo The best bonnet you pick
out, its = boy. |
4 noted etegist. 4. IL, has 90 far transgreasad |
his custom as to vrite . birthday ode to young |
Sartoris, which is hare reproduced from thu |
Brooklyn Argus:
TO uLxssK9 AtaEaxoa aAz1on1h
Born by the sas, the sounding sea,
o vhnt glorious thing it ta to be
Born by the sounding sea
happy, happy fate e-i
Born with thy mammals heavenly eyes;
Born to grow up to Is about thy fAthar's xxs,
And Ike thy grandpa, great.
Born roaring, radiant boy,
More radiant than gas or oil OF Gpern,
To crown With gEandparentd JOY
1 suze - third .arm."
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
fremont Hovse-9udgs o. H. Browning, Quincy;
9. 4. BlAke, Il. D. Aasou, New Zeal2nd: John Z.
8uel!, Michigan G. 3. Steele, Mattoon s. D. Putet
baugh, PeoEaa R @. lngersou, Feoria ". r. Hodg-
'nn, New Orleans; B. 3. SeodAld. Penn |
.y4vania: L. B: Wheeler. New York; J.
0atroit; E. H. Danlorth, New York:
T. knoptel. Michigan. =. Saezuan House-
:; =, E. f. vsi wilson; - s. Loat.; l. B. ne-
coup New fotk: Col J. II. Leighton, Rochester;
T. ". Miller. Norwich: Cot G. D. Batter, !
Boston; D. G. Marr, Boston; Gen. J. E. Z. Herzcx.
Boston J. l. crosthwslte, Buftao Il Hay, CoIches-
er: Capt ". Rei1., U. & A.; J. ". Jehrtes Phi1a-
ls'Rhi. ". 4 DunnIng, Detroit. -. G4und Pae.tc-
s1snk 4 r L. Nex Yori B;F. Jsnnings, ritt:bara
ftorgs " Cobb, Nirerai Point; " H. Dimond. Bo.- !
on; Arthur Peskins. New 0rleens: E. 8. Dougluas,