The Morning herald., 1878-11-01
HrRALD NOTES.
HOLD THE STATE HOUSE,

HOLD THE BTATE HOUSE'g .4 I'D x
I Hold the State House, / am coming, u
II Denny K. and i ;,,.sa ~ s n
All ''the boys' are going for us, s.s
How is that for high? AZ Soi
Give 'sm all the flags they ask for, 4
4 Bunting's cheap with me, ,a
I've factory where l make 'em,
L Give 'em TO 'em free.
( .5,,l -j VI, "a ef nAitle - I
Shout the answer back to Benny,
Tell him he is wrong; ,% 'rt
After Election he will see it., e+
And ring different song. : ,2
Boston Post. -1he Boys.
Old song: o, dear. what can the matter
be, Hayes is 80 long athe fairs? "ssa.
Gen. Grant has given up his trip around
the world. He will go to Africa before re-
turning home. isalu 'lt3 l.ssL'no
The ladies Of Edgefeld. 8. c., attend the
Democratic meetings on horseback, uni
formed in red spencers and red caps p b
The Temperance managers Of the Oak
land county, Mich Fair refused 70 permit
cider to be made on the ground, but Of
tered premiums for the beet wine.
New Yolk has voting population Of
of 232,l52 of whom the nsturaliIed citi-
zens outnumber the natives by over SO 0o0,
only four wards having a majority of ma
tives. q | 7"
A little girl named Mcdonald, daugh-
Ter Of the prorrietor Of the Mcdonald
House in Coshocton, Ohio, not wishing 10
20 10 school, put stry chime in her cof-e.
Fortunately she was attended to in time
and Is recovering. l....
A man was crushed by heavy wagon
in Aurora, New and left writhing in
agony. His companiols, reasoning that
he could not recover ard thar it would be
merciful to end his suffering, deliberately
shot him throulh b the heart. VIZ .:,,.
AT recent marriage the bridegroom
when asked the important question if he
would take the lady for better or for worse,
replied: "Well, l think | will" Upon
being told that he must be more positive
in bis declaration he answered, "Well,
don't care if de-" .,a5st ..r.r
The first case taken in hand by tie Boz !.
ton Union for Christian Work was that Of
family of six persons, who were withou,
work, food, or fuel. Their immediate
wants were supplied, and $40 were left
with them. Ttey spent most of the money
in carriage ride on the following day,
At Cromo, Tenn, on the Mississippi
Central Railroad. on Wednesday night,
100 tramps boarded train, expressing a
determination to 20 through to Memphis
without paying their fares. Conductor g.
P. Keggers refused to start the train until
they got off. The tramps then brutaly
beat the conductor, and ran the train to
suit Themselves.
Two expert Belgian smugglers recently
ran the blockade at Messinceurt with 120C
pounds of tobacco. 1t was concealed in a
carriage with armorial bearings, two fine
horses ard laced coachman, who cried
out "This is the Count of flanders car.
riage" with such dignity that the officers
shrank back after taking respectful per.
functory glance towards the occupants, two
ladies in black, that afterwards proved to
be dummies with waxen heads. =.
A harpy couple, married in Cape Town
crossed the seas to spend their honeymoon
in England and halted for a few days in
London to see the town shows. A trip
down the Thames was suggested, and they
wen. on Board the Princess Alice on the
evening of the dreadful collision. By the
merest chance their bodies were recognized
by friend, likewise on holiday in Eng
land, who from morbid curiosity went to
IWoolwich to see the bodies, aud happened
10 find those whom he knew. Ifit had
| not been for this recognition their friends
at the Cape would never have known the
fate of the bride and groom. ..