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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-23

A new opera-house Is to be built for
London on the Thames Embankment. IL
is to consist not only of theater, but also
of AN academy of music, an academy for
the ballet, concert-room, and care.
The estimated cost of construction isabout
Rl5O, 900, and 1t Is expected TO be finished
for the Italian season OF 1876.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-23

horses. when he missed the fording place,
and himself and horses were drowned.
David Summers, an old steamboat en-
gineer, GO years old. who resided in Al
legheny City. Pa. fell down stairs one
night recently and broke his neck.
A recent San Francisco dispatch says
that the rear car OF a train on the Northern
Pacific Road was blown on the track by a
strong wind down ravine 40 feet deep.
Two men were fatally injured and many
Others were severely hurt.
"A boy named Eddie Stuart was run
over and killed at Buck Creek, Ind, few
days ago. He jumped from the train
while il was in motion. fell on the track
and was stunned, and the train. In back
ing up 10 the station. ran over him.
"A frightful accident occurred recently
at sawmill In Reading, Mich. Charles
Davis, while steering log on "A carriage.
slipped and fell in front of the saw. and
was cut in two from the left hip 10 the
right shoulder, directly through the
heart.
"A telegram from Schoolcraft. Mich,
9Th, says that Alonzo Bennett, transient
guest at the Western Hotel at Vicksburg.
in that township, committed suicide on
the previous day by driving a two-inch
screw in his head in the right temple.
He died in the greatest agony From pa
pers on his person he Is supposed 10 have
been a resident OF Hastings. i'm Barry
County. No cause for the deed Is known.
AT Paris. KY, on the 9Th, during a
show OF stations, Goldsmith's Abdallah.
while going around the track, was met
by his full brother, John Bright, and the
shaft of the sulky entered his breast and
came out near the top of the shoulder,
causing his death in few minutes. Alb
dallah was considered one of the best
horses In the United States, and was val
ued at $4,000.
AT Cleveland. o., on the evening of
the sth, Hon. j. NJ. Coffinberry and wife,
who had just arrived from Mt. Vernon.
where they had been attending the we'd
ding of their son, were driving in their
carriage from the depot 10 their home. At
the Lighthouse street-crossing the horses
became frightened at three moving cars,
and became manageable, and the driver
was unable 10 get them across. The car
riage stopped on the track. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cotiinberry attempted TO get out, but
were struck by the front car wheel. which
passed over the Judges leg below the
knee, crushing IL in terrible manner.
The Judge also sustained a number OF
severe bruises about the head and shoul-
ders. Mrs. Coffinberry received severe
internal injuries, besides having her
shoulder dislocated. and suffering severe
contusions about the head. Ii was thought
her Injuries would prove fatal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-23

Three thousand bird-nests have been
distributed at various points In the parks
of Paris. They are made for the sparrow;
titmouse, cuckoo, blackbird, maybe, ana
others. aud In the forms respectively az
the birds make them for themselves.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-23

The young woman In Liverpool, dis
guised for months rs cabman, was nj
last detected by her unvarying civility,
proper language, and refusal to take or
ask more than the legal fares.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-23
Haps and Mishaps.

Near sac City, Iowa, the other day, a
young man named Roddy. attempted to
cross q swollen stream with a team OF
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
How the Doc Had His Likeness Taken.

For nearly an hour Mrs. Richardson
tried 10 place Cesar in a posture suiia.
bic for the purpose OF getting "a likeness
but, when she thought il was all right,
he would slowly get up, shake his huge
body, and, OF course, spoil the pici ure.
Annoyed nj his conduct, Mrs. Richard.
son opened the door, and in q stern voice
said 10 Cesar, ''Go home, sir. You have
displeascd me very much; ycu shall not
stay with US any longer. Thereupon
Caesar skunk away with crestfallen look,
and Mrs. Richardson made no further
attempt TO put him IN the picture. But
the next day, much TO her surprise, Ca-
sar came home with a box tied around
his neck. What could il mean! lis
seemed TO be greatly pleased, and
wagged his taIl exprcssiv.ly, while walt
ing for the opening of the box.
His mistress Was still more surprised
when she found that 1t contained hbc
daguerreoiype of Cesar himself.
AT her earliest convt nienee she called
on the daguerreoiypist, to inquire how
be had succeeded in enticing The dog in
10 his room, and keeping him quiet. lie
ssld that, On the morning following the
failure, he beard . noise in The entry as
it some one wa. humping on the door.
On opening it, be found Cesar there,
with wistiul arc eager face. lie tried
10 drive him away, but the dog insisted
on entering, then walked mp Ia the usu-
al place directly in front of the IN
.trument, and sat quietly down, as much
4. To say, 'Now, cir. am ready TO make
amends tor my undignihed behavior Of
As sooR az he saw that the arts, had
lone with bIn, Cesar rose and stretched
himself, with the satisfaction of one who
lad wiped out disgrace By making re-
paration. lie then waited Tor The da-
which was tied around his
heck, and trotiej home with i; 10 hi.
mistress.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
The Fair Huntress OF Pennsylvania.

Miss Clara Hale, OF Harrisburg, Penn
syiyanIa, has been on "A cunning cxpe-
dition down the peninsula, aud met with
considerable success. Early on Tues.
day morning last she wen, out, and m a
short lime succeeded an bagging sixteen
palridges and three squirrels. The night
of the same day she shot eight mu-k.
rats, two of which. however, she failed
TO get. On Wednesday afternoon she
gave a few invited friends an exhibition
of her skill in handling a revolver. An
old fashioned copper cent was fastened
to fence post, and she hit II eight times
OFT OF ten. Several pigeons Sere let
out OF trap, every one of which she
brought down. Miss Hale is a beauti-
ful brunette, about seventeen years cid,
and her form is perfect. She is intclli-
gent, fluent speaker, and delights in
rceonnting her hunting adventures in the
mountainous region of Pennsylvania.
Her uniform consists OF tight fitting.
light corduroy jac.c', .lolt .kir; @.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
The Van Brunt Strategy.

From all points Of view We rejoice IN
the eftectual way which the Van Brunts
took TO protect their property and their
lives. II WAS sensible proceeding on
the part of Judge Van Brunt to put u
burglar alarm in his house and connect
il with the house of his brother n-a by.
Mr.. Van Brunt's mode Of proceeding,
when the alarm sounded, showed that
"two o'clock in the morning courage ."
which Napolcan thought go rare and
valuable Mr. Van Brunt was an invalid,
AID prudently sent ON, his son on "A re
connoIssance 10 see whether the aI:rn
was oceasioncd by the. wind or burg
lar. The son performed his scouting
duty Notwithstanding the fact
that some rne was in the deserted house;
then waking up the gardener; afterward
ascertaining that there was more than
one burglar; then getting the reinforce
ment of the hired man leaving hi. two
attachments IN front and rear oil the
house, and going bark 10 headquarters
10 report TO the General commanding.
The oldest soldier could not have done
better.
Then, when Gen. Van Brunt earn.
that IL 10 not false alarm and that an
engagement must be fought which re-
CURED sr-sdiness and caution, a. we'll a.
he gets UP, Though suffering
terribly from rheumatism, and, calling
his forces toy, Their, lsy- out n plan 81
which neither Grant nor Shcr-
ldSn could have Bothered, and takes the
field himself. When The enemy Is se-
rurrly invested and a, his mercy he
shows rare degree Of both maganimiiy
and courage by missing fair chance to
Kill the unsuspsciing scoundrels " ho had
their lives, and gives them the
10 begin operations, So that
hey could be shot in -ef-defense. THIS
policy exposed bath himself and his son .
% several shots, BIZ, they were 6ghling
n a well arranged plan OF campaign.
md proved the better nark.men. The
burglars got their rights the
harley Ross mystery was partially 4
olved, and the manhood Of the Van
Srunis was INDICATED in way that
heir great great-grandehIldren VIII new
: forget 10 boast OF with honorable
ride.
IL was the best days shooting ever
one on Long Island, and tina, before
reasfss..--E J. Euc,i-s NJR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
Druldism SIN Preserved In Wales.

! have just obtained through "a Welsh
friend few items concerning amysteri
Gus sect in the south of Wales, concern.
ing which no record whatever exists,
but which | believe to be very last
remnant of the ancient Druidic reli-
gion.
The people belonging TO this little
sect are few and poor they dwell seat.
tered among the hills in the neighbor.
hood of Pontyproidd. They gather to-
gather only twice in every ycar-on the
summer and winter solsiic0. They then
ascend mountain called Egwysllan
This mountains name seems derived
from EyiUys French, EgliSe) Church.
and iidn, hight; bat the mysteriou.
religionis:s Say that the latter word
UGn-is the name Of their founder. The
mountain is connected with antiquity
by having on lis top holy (rocking)
stone, and near its base the remains of
an old (so-callcd Druidic) temple, circu.
lar, but with a long sinuous line of
stones, such as are thought by some a
rclict OF a serpent worship. When these
brethren assemble at the mountains
base at the solstice, they are headed by
an aged man who bears in his hand n
long wand. AT the top of this wand is
a small sphere with three prongs, like
d'vergign rays, issuing from one side of
it. Ny informant asked ono of the sol.
s,itials what was the meaning of this
sphere and lis three prongs. He replied
that the sphere was "the sphere" and rs
for the three prongs, "you will find three
in everything" be said, ain leaves and
trees particularly" The pilgrims march
silently after their aged leader with the
wand up the mountain, and when they
arrive there he breaches to them strange
sort of mixture of maierialsm and
fetishism- CiaciRRdti Commercial.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

1t has been sagacioasly remark ed that
woman's only reason for anything is
"because. This theory in borne out by
the way the girls operate with counter
fet notes which come under their hands
in the Treasury Department. General
Spinner, who has had twelve years
experience in the work, says they are
worth ten times as much as the men for
such business. "A man always has .
reson for counterfeit" SAYS tho Gsncr-
al, forty, maybe, but he is wrong half
the time. A woman never has reason
She says It's counterfeit because il is
counterfeit, and she is always right
though she could not tell how she found
out ii she were TO behung for it,"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
Fearful Eaects or had Writing.

Mr.. Watts had occasion to 60 to New
York last week. After he had beer
there few days Mrs. Watts received
a telegram, and not being able to de
cipher the chirography OF the operator
she had no doubt that something dread
iul had happened to her dear Jacob
She had been brought up among people
who always regarded the receipt OF q
telegram rs signal for the family &c
assemble and feel disconsolate. She took
the little ones over to her mothers, and
then went around to Mrs. Smiths to
show the telegram and weep over it
Mrs. Smith said that she had heard o!
people in New York who had suddenly
disappeared, and were never seen again
until they were found cut up and pack
ed away in barrel in some out of-the
way place.
Mrs. Watts couldn't control her grief
a. she thought how awkward Mr.. Watt.
would look cnt up into chunks and salt.
ed down in keg, and big Jumps kept
coming up in her throat as she rene m
bored that last Sunday she didn't pu,
any onions in the soup when asked to.
She asked Mrs. Smith if she thought
she who'd look we'll IN black, and then
fell into Mysteries. Mrs. Smith couldn I
think of such thing A. letting her go
home that night.
Mr.. Watts reached the city on the
midnight train on the same night. He
was.surprised to find the house all lock-
ed up, but concluded that Mary must
have been too tired 10 sit up for him.
He rang the bell several times, and
then shook the door, but no one answer
cd. He started off to 60 to hotel, but
then thought that Mary must be homo,
and then started back. He punched the
door, kicked it, got brick and hammer
cd it; then he stood off and swore at it.
A stream of profanity issued from his
lips and foated away en- the night air
that awoke all the policemen within half
a mile. He swore until he was hoarse,
and then hired colored man 10 use
some hard language. They were both
arrested for improper conduct.
The next day he got away and found
his wife OF home. She would not believe
that he was her real flesh and blood
Jacob Watts until no allowed her 10
probe his ribs with q stick as q proof of
his substantially. He didn't do half
that he intended to when no was locked
up in the station-house, but no mentally
resolved that he would never send
another telegraph dispatch to woman,
cot even if her husband should run
away with somebody eIse's vito.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
Unsuccessful KnOrts ola German Gentleman
to beat Down = Ticket Agent.

Yesterday afternoon an old man ap
peared before the Detroit Il Lansing
railroad ticket window at the Contra
depot, and asked
"What you charge for ticket to Ian
sing?"
"rwo-.ixty, sir" replied the agent
wetting his thumb and reaching for Tic
money.
1.-TWO dollars und xixty cent p ex
claimed the stranger, pulling his head
out Of the window.
Yes, sir; that is the regular fare"
"Fben l sthays by Detroit forty
years." said the man getting red in the
face. 81 hat never seen me sush n
swindle az dat ~
"Two-sixty is the regular fare, and
you will have to pay it if you Co." said
the agent.
al Shust gef you two dollar und no
more, said the stranger.
"No; cant do it.
"Vell, den l sthays nit Detroit till
dies" growled tho old man, and he went
expected TO De called back AS be left the
window, AS a man is often called back
TO Take it along" when be has been
chatting with a clothing dealer. Such
an vent aid not occur, and, after few
minutes, the old man returned and cali
ed out:
"vcll, l give you two dollar and ten
cents"
"No; can't do it," replied the agent.
"VelI, den 1 don't go, 80 help me
gracious hef lived in Detroit three
year, and shall not be swindlet."
He walked off again, looking back to
see if the agent would call him, and,
after stroll around, he returned TO the
window, threw down some money and
said:
"Vell, dakc two dollars ard twenty
cents und git men dickette.
"My dear sir, can't you understand
that we have schedule OF prices bere,
and that | must 60 by it," replied the
agent.
"Vell, den l sthays init Detroit Won
yare!' exclaimed the stranger,
madden than ever 81 bays bolice taxes
ind sewer taxes, und shall see abou: /
this by the sheaf of bolce."
lie liked off a-ain, and as he saw
he locomotive backing up TO couple on
20 the train, he went back to the window
aud said:
"Gif men d:ckettc for two dollar and
thirty cents and | rides on de plat
torm!"
Cant do it," said the agent.
"Vell den py golly | spikes TO you
What doses! Here 10 dem two dollar
md sixty cents, and goes TO Lansing
md never comes back No sir, shall
FEVER come back, shall come nit do
blank road bays taxes by dem bo-
ice, and by dem zewers, und shall show
-ou that shall have holdings more TO
10 nit dis town."
He went on the train
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
On the 4,h of next Maroh the terms O

On the 4th Of next March the terms of
twenty, five senators expire, as follows
California, John S. Hagar, dem; Con-
necticut, Wm.A. Buckingham, rep; Della
ware, Thomas B. Bayard, dem; Florid a,
Abijah Gilbert rep; Indiana, Daniel
d. Pratt, rep; Maine, Hannibal Hamlin,
rep; Maryland, VIM. t. Hamilton, dem;
Massachusetts, VIM. B. Washburn, rep;
Michigan, z. Chandler, rep; Minnesota,
Alexander Ramsey, rep; Mississipul, R.
Ii. Pease, rcp.; Missoari, Carl Schurz, lib.
rep; Nebraska, Thomas W. Upton, lib
rep; Nevada, VIM. Stewart, rep; New
Jersey, J. P. Stockton, dem; New York,
Reuben E. Fenton, lib. rep; Ohio, Allen
G. Thurman, dem; Pennsylvania, John
Scott, rep; Rhode Island, VIM. Sprague,
liberal Republican Tenn. William G.
Brownlow, REP; Texas, Joseph w.
Flanagan, rep; Vermont, George +.
Edmunds, rep; Virginia, john E. Lewis,
rep; West Virginia, Arthur l.. Borcman,
rep; Wisconsin, Matthew Ii. Carpenter,
rep; Edmunds and Thurman have been
elected for another term. Eaton succeeds
Buckingham IN Connecticut; Booth, Hag-
CT, in California; Wthers, Lewis, IN
Whyte, Hamilton, in Mary
land Bruce, Pcase, in Mississippi. The
other legislatures about to convene in
the other states choose the senators for
six years, from March 4th 1874.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
ROOPLOPne.

The London World delivers a warning
TO al! good young men by describing
how promising young noble literally
extinguished himself by marrying .
a Princess of the royal blood. Probably
/ no career ever opened more full of
brighter promises than that of the Mar
qui- OF Lorne. A youth endowed with
fe atures that were radiant with the sensi
blity ola fine nature, m j posssssi. < inc
figure, kindly glancss greeted him from
young and old wherever he went. He was
the son Of a Duke Ofancient lineage, had
Travelled and written book. Presently
he came into Parliament, and went into
harness As private secretary to his .ather
al the India Office. lie spoke once or
twice in the House, we'll, briefly and
modcstly. His official work earned
concentrations from all, and there
were those who prophesicd he would
soon be in the Ministry. But the pre-
die,ion was not destined to bo fulfilled
lie loved hIs parents, and had been
taught to obey them is everything; and,
in accordance with their wishes and
those Of Queen Victoria, he married in
to the royal family. The alliance be
tween bride of the blood royal and a
bridegroom of he nobility was celebrated
with haIlelujahs; but bitter experience.
were in store for the Marquis in his
o. social anomaly. lie was
everywhere snubbed by royalty, and |
was looked upon merely As "a husband
of Princess. Ho lives 10 hand into |
hor carriage the Princess whom he
married when that lady GOES to draw
ing room to join her august kinsiolk,
if hal,ly her equcrry happens TO be ont
for stroll. Tho blight of false posi-
lion has withcred his Aucncy, ana he
seldom essays oratory now. No new
edition of his book has been called for
and he has never written another work.
|. he over docs, it is hoped it may be
an autobiography.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

The negro population in 1860 consist.
ed of 1888, go slaves and 1910 free
men; in 1870 the FREQ colored people
numbered 4,SS0,000. 1t was predicted
that as soon as slavery was abolished,
the negroes would die ont. Upon this
basis a leading paper says, "lf they have
gone on dying out at the same rate since
1870, there must now be at least five
millions Of colored people living IN the
states south of the ,iomac."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

IL is urged that tho coming session OF
the Legislature should be brief one.
There certainly is 10 occasion for long
SESSION. The election of State Printer
and some measures relative to the relief
Of the grasshOpper sufferers, are the on
ly important questions to be disposed OF
this winter. There will undoubtedly be
something done TO relieve tax payers
from their present burdens. Farther
than the above measures we know of
nothing of great Importance 10 occupy
tho attention Of the Legislators, and very
little time is required tor all this. The
members can afford their constituents
The greatest amount OF qualification by
making the session short and deci-
~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

Southern R"pnbji ans now in Wash
lpg'on ,vr:e>~ the bciiet that The mere
presence of General Sheridan in New
Orleans VIII do more 10 prevent an out
tr.aG than a iuil regiment of troops.
They know that Sheridan means business
when he assumes command and that in
case of disturbance somebody will!
most assuredlv get hurt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

Gen. Sheridan Insists that the members
of the White League should bepronounc-
cd banditti. That is the right name for
them and under That name they should
be eyterminatcd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

There is change OF scene ia in.
The curtain goes down on the Republic
aud rises with proclamation of Prince
Alphonso, son Of The ex- Queen Isabella
rs King. The new monarch is recog.
nized by all The forces comprising the
armies Of the North and Center, and
supported by the navy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

A curious newspaper correspondent
SAWS there are thrty-seven ex-confeder-
ate officials in the present Compensation
in the Senate and twenty seven in the
House.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

On and after the LIST of January next,
by the new postal arrangements with
Canada, all printed matter of the second
class destined for the provinces will be
charged only the regular postage of this
country. From Feb. 1t following, pos.
tai cards and transient newspapers also
viii only be subject to United States
pu.laEC.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-07

John Murphy was executed at Carson,
Neva 10, last week, for the murder OF J..
r. McCullam. On the scatfold hc pre-
fe.ecd belief in spiritualism, uttering
horrible baSphcmv "a, the same time.