The daily gazette., 1877-11-03
WOMAN'S KINGDOM.

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They call ladies' afternoon party q
Coffee" in Milwaukee.
In the japanese religion the frst hu-
man being born on earth was woman,
Three women clerks at Washington
have given up their places this fall to
60 upon the STAGE. a.oa.o.,,,o,.
| The women of Illinois have suoc sed-
ed in establishing an industrial school
Tor girls at South vanston. 'snoAoN
Married women in Illinois hold their
own property sepaeately, and engage
Independently In any vocation they
please, ''ii''''lJ 80 lIlT
according to Judy, there was sent to
to the English Indian-famine fund q do
nation marked as follows i: b"Fines IN a
family foE tbe misuse of the word awful.
one pound"
Jan enterprising Salt Lake Mormon is !
said to be fully occupying his time ia
coarting Brigham Youns's widow. He
calls upon each one OF her an evening in
In her last novel, "Avis," Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps discusses the point wheth-
| er a woman engaged in business or a
profession should marry or not, and she
decides the question adversely. va -'a.
/ a. WOhuh W PO-Sobb6Lg WIIUiuk W Lu6
New York Sun. suggests that the reason
the New York morning newspapers will
not employ women compositors, is that
IN that case they could not rent their
Easements for beer saloons. .alA., b.
| A man whose knowledge is based ON
actual experience tells us-and it is worthy
of tria when calling on our sweet
hearts we should carry affection in our
hearts, perfection iu our manners, aud con-
lection in our pockets.
Says London Truth: "a lady, resid-
\ ing in Bioomsburg, approves OF the
British museum site for Cleopatra's
Needle, and writes, suggesting that an
illuminated clock should be inserted in
the eye of the needle, TO make it useful
as well as ornamental. a .e.
Minnie Wilson, a niece of the New
| ark-bay lighthouse keeper, saw boat
| with three men in it, upset out in the
bay. She jumped into her little skiff
and rowed out to the party in time to
! save the life of one Of the party who
was sinking. The three men were all
rescued, and they gave the young lady
| a diamond ring. .l
| Henry Gorman, IAN Utah Mormon, ,underH
tooK to chastise his six wives with horse
whip for disobedience. He had previously
punished them singly many times, and
had grown arrogant; but this time he had
Eoverrated his power. These six wives
Joined hands Tor fists, and before Cor
| ham escaped from them he was so badly
scratched, bruised and bitten that his re-
| covery was for time doubtful.
The strike of the cigar-makers in New
York has brought woman leader to the
'front.' She is Bohemian, 40 years of
age, or thereabouts, florid of complexion,
and fat even unto two hundred pounds.
| She is a fluent talker, energetic, method
ical and forcible, never failing to sway
| her audience. She has been elected vice
president of the strikers organization,
| and is taking a prominent and directing
part in their councils.
In the vicinity of New York there is
| famous professional woman diver. Her
husband was a diver in the Santa Bar
bara pearl fisheries, and from him his
wife learned his dangerous trade. In
1874 her husband was suffocated m hisp
diving armor, and then his wife5fQQk his !
place in the pearl fisheries. She says There
is fascination about the divinN b6sifess
which is stronger than all Its teEfib lel lAafl-
gers, ,and this fascination acted powerfully j
upon. herself. She was able to remain "a
dq4Mfas long as any of the men. =,