Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1878-11-07

1T came out that the former were painted and
that the latter had had their legs blackleaded.
JONES' the man who waa recently tarred and
feathered in Reno, CAL, spends most of his
time reading the hotel register in San Francisco.
He carries two loaded revolvers, and will talk
with nobody. It is surmised that he is in
sane.
On Nov. IA the French academy will elect a
successor to NJ, de Lomenie. The two candi-
dates with any chance of success are N. Taine,
well known for his works on England, and the
Duo d'Audifret-Pasquier, president of the
Senate.
At Des Moines kitten had caught and was
playing with mouse, when the frightened
captive sprang into pussy's open mouth and ran
down her throat. The kitten went into spasms,
which did not subside till the mouse had been
suffocated. e.~ .... 7..
The Holly system of heating houses with
steam sent throc gh street mains has just been
company has bought the right. Springfield is
the second city to try it, Lockport, N. Y, hav-
ing been the FIRST.
Russia is compelled to economic in MANY
quarters as result of the late war; Among
other retrenchments the funds annually allot-
ted for the construction of the University of
Siberia, and for. the repair Of Siberian post
roads are withheld.
few months ago the city of Cera, Vene
now about to be rebuilt, but upon an entirely
new site in the plain below, where several viii
lagos escaped unscathed, while every town on
the hillside was overthrown.
Monsignor Dupanloup's death brings the
number of vacant seats in the French Senate
| up to ten. OF these eight belonged to repre-
sentativea of Departmental, and two to life Sen
ators. Within three years the upper chamber
has lost thirty of its members.
A son of ex-Mayor Stevens, of Cambridge
was engaged to marry one OF the bellies of that
city, but on the day appointed for the wedding,
after extensive preparations had been made,
| and many guests had already arrived, he de-
clared that he had changed his mind.
T. Mr.. Martin was on his way from Madison to
GAINESVILLE, Wis, to marry Miss Foster, but he
| CHANGED to meet Miss CUbbe, whom he had
once known and loved. and straightway mar
ried her, leaving MISS Foster and her wedding
guests to wait in vain for his coming.
Miss Bancoft, granddaughter of George
Bancroft; the historian, fell down stairs On
Monday at the Perry house, Newport, dislo-
eating her arm and receiving other. injuries.
This is the third accident which has occurred
in the family within a short space of time.
Twelve years ago Deacon Benson, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, man Of ~, wss worth $500, 900.
He speculated, lost money, became a passenger
conductor. then saloon-keeper, then street.
car driver, then a<pauper. Last week he died
in the hospital and was buried in potter's
field. - -''' ", 'z@ -,
A young woman in Leon, Texas, vas engaged
to be married. That did not deter her from
clipping with . second lover; but she was speed
lily overtaken by the FIRST lover, with whom she
went obediently to a clergyman and was joined
in wedlock, the second lover returning home
wifeless. ''~F' "'o"s'> .,.
Bismarcks big dog Sultan, having tried to
devour Prince Gortschakoff and having snapped
at his mistress, re ,ently made at an intimate
friend of the chaucellor's who had called to
offer congratulations on the approaching we'd
ding, with such business-like aspect that the
guest vanished. :. f5t%a ~
i InAugust the National wave struck Mem
phis, and Kadical-W neutrality-suspicious.
Grcenback ticket was elected All the new
officials Judge of the criminal court,
and chancellor-died Of the yellow fever, and
the vacancies have been filled by the appoint
ment of Democrats. 80 Fl at
taken drink of liquor nor had spell of sick
ness, never smoked cigar nor taken chew Of
tobacco, never ate an animal that could climb
q tree, nor anything that could live in the wa
ter OF bnrrow in the ground. nor anything that
was cooked by negro. s',syt&tE $ sis
Among the scanty Recommendations Of Cy-
pruB in the quality of its 1000 mules which
are considered the finest bred in the levant, aad
have been much used Of late in the Eastern war
operations. There are 5000 asses in the
island, and only about 900 horses, ill looking,
hardy little ponies. Horned cattle are few, but
Tho late ex-United States Senator John s.
Garlic, OF West Virgins, was m independent
Republican. He served in the Virgins State
Senate from 1847 to 1854, and was member of
the constitutional convention in 1850. He was
elected to the national House in 1856, opposed
secession and Was in the Senate from West VIZ
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