The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-20
WAFTINGS.

lady of Virginia, writing 10 tho Springfield Repuo-
ican. recalls interview with South Carollnian SIS
ter which the Inter confessed TO tho assassination
OF negroes 10 satisfy political ''nccessty."
The crops Of Iowa arc abundant
The Crescent City Rife Club with give an entertain
mont Oh August for tho purpose OF dcfrayns the cx
pcnses or the chosen 10 compete 1t tho Inter.
State match.
Tho Salt Lake Tribune relates how .'tnree-ply"
poiygamist, having been deued her hand by young
widow, sent his second wife to plead his cause, Who
when she was met by rebuff, exclaimed. II do
not wish Mr.. - 10 rake any more wivcs but so
dctcst and very sight OF his No. that would
do anything IN my power TO thwart her happiness"
Tho vicksburg Herald, July 10, thus, in cold blood,
comments ON the prosecution OF the Louisiana Re-
turning Board :sAs The people refraned from killing
them when II would have been perfectly jnsthablc,
they now refrain from long, tedious prosecution
which, II successful would be miserably unsaJistac-
tory punishment"
Two little girls in Omaha on July Is dccoyed
from the street by tramp, who administered ohloro
form TO one and stripped on her clothing. Further
outrage was prevented ny alarm given by her
punion, bu. the VILLAIN escaped.
Quebec Chronicle, July l6:-"Thc social ostracsm OF
certain grades ofAmcrcan society cannot fail 10 strike
tho dspassionate observer tins very Of ridcu
ous snobbcry.'
On tho. It'll OF July there hail storm In the Big
Horn country which killed 100 ponies belong the
Crow Indians
In Chicago the olber day; according 10 tho Times
the vile OF merchant was outraged in broad daylight
in her own house. by two nends. who avowed that
their motive was engcance-probaby against the
husband.
rho Boston Herald, July II, exuits over tho tact that
che negro is out of politics.
Tho tramp has caused revolution in some rural
customs. Farmers longer slosp with wdo open
doors aud windows these suItry nights Suspicion has
murdered their former seRsc OF security and robbed
their homes OF the sanctity Of conscious secuson.
A deputy sheriff msdc raid manufacturers Of
spurious coin at Slreata and Hcnnepin Ill., and cap
tnred two oil them.
woman walked tho streets OF Denver several Days
In search OF her recrcan husband carrying large re-
vover IT. her pocket The police suspected her OF .
n urderous intention ana locked her up
The indianapolis Sentinel OF Saturday told Of tramp
Who while in tho Poorhousc al Danville, suffering
from ,ndisposton, learned that he had inherited 4
fortune. lie mad rudgcd AL the way from st. LOUIS
bat nc look first class passage eastward.
The Missouri river, By It's eccentric action at Omaha
has endangered tho stability Of the great bridge which
connects It's shorex still moro extensive damage may
ensue
Austin State Gazette, July A:-"Texas 10 supremacy
blcst In the abun dancc oil crop never before known
in tho history OF tho STATE"
Mrs. Sarah Anderson, OF ST. Louis, owns a chest
said 10 have been made during tho eleventh century,
In the reign OF William the Conqucror. Authentic
tradition indicates that 1t had been used by her ma
tcrna for 800 years Sixty years ago IL was
brought from England. Its lid bears the carved IN.
scription, "a. B., 1911"
Fond du Lao Commonce aith. -"Brieham Young
doesn't need spcctacics tho handwriting on tho
wall "
"Old St:"-"Sho'l don't knO' desc white folks
down hyar? Dcy Jess STAN round and look at him
an hollcr for do oxyercise dnts in hit 'kaso dey's
mouyhty pcrte ter strangers; but whom hit comes ter
talk jess ainc 'mongst ten II say Mr. Hayes, ad-
mrcs yer pluck, but Use gInst yer in polytycks an
dndts ALL An OATS whar Hayes is swine fool his
scf bout dc Souf Dcy jess one way an keeps
on ut hit--nn' faint bis way nudder ~
The heart of the boy king, Louis XVII, Of France,
preserved by hts physician, Pcician, and Is now
in possession OF HIS son ~ Paris.