, 1879-07-27
mage il fighting well Tor engagements at $500 =

mage il fighting well Tor engagements at $500
! night.
The Detroit Fire. Press maintaine that thi
country hasn't'euough cases Of lockiaw.
JET Davis to the legal heirs Of the lat
Mrs. Dorsey: All want is to be let Alone
Lord Chelmsford fights 6rst-rate when hi
| corns are 80 painful to prevent running.
| There has been case of yellow-fever i,
| New York, and q stay OF proceedings is de
manded.
The recent defeat of Cetewayo was chief,
| due to his attempt to flank those Kentucky mule
In the rear.
Wolseley is the meanest kind Of bull
dozer. shall join the exodus and 70 to Kansas
-Cetemayo.
French Imperialism appears to be without
head, notwithstanding the efforts Of thu Zu!us t.
put q head on it.
Sarah Bernhardt hss only four children
now; but We caution her that Amesica is rery
productive country.
A Mrs. House, Of New York, has recently
married her fourth husband We infer that Nrs.
Rouse ia q court House.
Considering the verdict which they rem.
desed, we suppote the jurymen in the Buford case
were prepared to defend themselves.
chastlne Coz IS struggling nobly to save
his neck. be now Gays that he never sung OF
whlstled m air from ''Pinafore " in his life.
KAISER William was recently compelled to
occupy only ninety rooms at Ems. Poor mani
why didn't they send out and borrow Soma rooms
for him.
Mr. Moody will labor iu Ohio this fall, aud
mr. Ewing greatly fears that he may begin his Ia
bors there before his election, He probably will
long before.
The Rev. Ada G. Bowles, Of the First Uni
Tefsa'lss Church IN San Francisco, married patr
the other day, and was the first woman to do no On
the Pacific Coast.
It is said that 1adY3 rubbed some of thu
tattoo Oh the leg OF Barnum's tartooed Greek with
her pocker-haudkerchiek There must be a tattoo
which will wash.
Cove Bennett, being in Jail, and having no
murders to OCCUPY his time, spends four hours
day in prayer. What IN amount Of praying will be-
wasted 1t he isn't hanged,
The Rev. G. N. Shisbmauian, full blood
ed Turk, lately was graduated from the Kentucky
University, Lexington, Ky, married Kentucky
girl, and will take her to- Turkey to lire.
It is said that Courtney, although not q
rich man, gave every cent Of the $500 which hs
won In the contest With Riley to Mrs. Tripp. the
wfdo" OF man who was killed in bis sawmill 3
few months ago.
A New York Jus tice has sentenced bov
years old to i've days Imprisonment for steaiino
hVe cents worth OF ice. This ia the way Justice is
aon1nas1efed IN New York The young scoundrel
ought to have been hanged.
Napoleon. ILL.,, it is said, left an ileoiti-
mate son In Paris, who has become a cafe pronrie-
tor, and who resembles Napoleon LII. remarkab,v.
and Is rather proud OF It, He crossed the ,hanna,
to attend the Prince 1mperial's funeral
The Kentucky State Penitentiary must
immediately be provided with a race-track. n
STOCK farn'. comfortable bar, and q poker room.
or COZ. Bofoed. me mber OF one Of the finest
families in Kentucky, will not be able to en1ov
himself there.
A son of Louis Kossuth is the Chief En-
Rineer OF one Of the italian railroads, and is In
favor OF the American locomotive which was sent
from the Paris Exhibition to Milan for trial. It
vas refused at Florence. Great opposition is
made to It by the Belgian and English makers Of
locomotives.
Ihe London correspondent of the Hart
lord CouTont, in recent interesting letter, saye
'Aat tAe> >'loCket winch the Prince Imperial wore
when killed. and which the Zulus left upon his
body, contained the famous *'Voudoo" stone
,iven by Vest Indian woman to Josephine when
he widow Of Beauharnais.
Speaking Of Sitting Bull, Joaquin Miller
explains how his Sioux Hfghness came BY bis
aame';'' the key to tie connndrum having been
impaired to him by the Indians themselves.
An Indian is never honored with distinctive
1Ame," SAID Mr. Miller s.untit he haa done
'"mething noteworthy, and which reveals marked
raft Of character. When Sitting Bull was young
nan, he was shot in the legs in battle and dis
'bled,' but be sat bolt upright On the ground and
continued to fight with the derceness OF q wound
d buffalo bull; and it was this incident which
1rew from the tribe the sppelhtion Of Sitting
3ull.'' i: