The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-09-25
s, .yD FOREIGN GOSSIP.

II dfbe llllest Va eo
!" sss,s = has a wealthy farmer who
ss0 ~ q ..the Cranberry Prince.
one;da Community is said to
" sI.sred BIG, 900 last year from the
~ ~. If its own industry on TOO acres
= nd KING says he knew, in the
" \. Asr srnv. a most amiable and ac-
y ls'had . gentleman who had been
,t ,;mes reduced to the ranks for
e. s' and who, at the age of 40, was
~ ''ST;a,tenant when he might have
Division General,
4, souiuring materials taken froma
y = Isegro consisted of goose quilts
/ III broken needles, Il vial Of
81 the feathers of various birds,
ssSsake skin. The negroes OF his
ssxhood had long believed in and
h his power of working mischief
,hsrms.
e Province of Quebec has the boss
s.,;an. R. Richards of Sher-
u aspd one hundred, visited Der
@lss m i6e other day with q woman of
II I i = oct married. He is hale and
! III hair is turning from white to
,n,I where he was bald the hair
Btng out.
81, MAYER of Louisville was told
y usrents to practise steadily at the
I'M fwo hours. They heard her
sdls thekeys about half of the pre-
II fine, and then the sound ceased.
aaer soon went to the parlor, and
Iker king on the floor unconscious
.,hJouoform, while two negro thieves
nnsaeking in an adjoining room.
IW KEEgsucKER, one of the most
uasstic Of the converts at a camp
M at Urbana, Ohio, fell into a
4 while praying. Her friends be-
d,bst her condition was the result
Isscal blessing, and would not per-
hghysieian to do any thing for her.
II unconscious several days, and
hded Of spinal meningitis.
M. BRuN Of Geneva has described
fls case of poisoning in a child of
Hsd age. It was caused by eating
nhnatlon OF cabbage and figs. The
gp, he says, must have produced a
abundance of Tactic acid, which,
u presence of the figs, developed
kbof butyric acid to cause the death
kshild.
paow, which is usually found only
huse attitudes, is seen on a lofty
Mil near Mount Stanford in the
n Kevadas. For several acres the
drifts are Of a beautiful pinkish
hthe depth of three or four inches.
"a beautiful spectacle. One eN-
aNn Of it is that myriads of minute
paisns cover the surface. u
D number of lmprudent persons
lsve been killed since the Franco
sah war in trying to empty the
pan shells that have been found un-
iaed in the fields round Paris is ex-
rtnay. At st. Denis, Il fortnight
ieharcoal dealer, an old man OF
10 had earned some celebrity in
eighhorhood by his collection OF
fan shells, was trying to empty an.
when it exploded and blew hin
@ shop to pieces. The remnants
Rdy were found scattered in al
anns. A similar accident is alse
ned from the arsenal of Belfort
zone artilleryman was killed and
suanded.
qgEER case is reported in the Hos
6asstte of Paris. A doctor was
70 see q patient dying from
n, 10 order not to discourage tn,
M doctor prescribed three dose.
seae powder; to be given ever,
nM The nurse misunderstood
ssetlons, and, instead of giving tn,
Y ihe mouth, gave it as a snuff
hpeuced violent sneezing, which
moved by ayiolent reaction. TIL,
aaon was quickened, the skin wa
a and the pktient was on the wa,
wfefy. When the doctor calle(
WI ne was amazed to find how h
seh ms medicine, and that he wa
asser. @ Bst4
aoueH the Big Horn canyon i
mpassable, two miners have gon
y; but but their experience wa
: % discourage any body VIII
Epeat the feat. Desiring to say
lss s o. roundabout travel by land
WI small but stauneh boat, pu
sssslons aboard, and embarke'
,,ashlng stream. They wer
n aleng at a frightful speed, an
aarled ashore, the boat going o
a~l. lenl. The walls of the canyo
sndlcularly 600 feet, and ther
except by water; so the
~; ~ logs together with their belts
~ trusted themselves to tn
Analy completing the trip III
, m the explorer, is again
n saaer the auspices of the Kin
,sialis, who is anxious to ope
sss ~ me natives on the great Coz
About the middle of Jul
aaled from Gibraltar for til
~ of Africa in steamer.
- ,aaea with goods has also bee
a ahlNerp, which will renal
Ivy NJ ull Stanley's arrival. Tt
mas on board two or three steal
ses saons, in which to ascen
M. ma. carrying these sections piec,
n oa'lu the Gellala Falls. IL
n..e ne Belgians has manifesto
lbe w and great energy in tn,
~. afs1 to gain a foot-hold anon
hssas :. SMITH of New Windso
~ Is s Y note, fled from home, an
n reckless