The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-09-11
roup AND FOREIGN GOSSIP.

n. il'.,rv prisoner at NeVay, SWltzef-
'dse.u, nth he became harmless. He
J 'na, ,ia.;ed a the gendarmes to take him
! u s,.s ast, the judges, and the Court could
= d', Wait until he was starved INTO SUD-
pisscl. ,.. ,,,aao :, tho
.as.mouth IN. H. Savings Bank IN
l'l's'ss isss One day recently the book
'al,, v ,a,yesented at the bank for the first !
NJ ,;ace and the Treasurer entered in |
. y, y s'p s1o. 70 dividends to July, 1879.
nrrrsK, East Siberia, is supposed to
san A. oldest of towns. From Novem-
', ~ y February the thermometer ranges |
.,n j % degrees to 6S degrees below ze-
y a'la and the neighboring river Is solid |
y Y aa sar nine months of the year. Yet
r ; a. place of considerable business,
rur Erapaelical Churchman of To-
.a,a ia tells Us that Bishop Bompas of
,,b,basca, n. North America, speaks with
aaararal '" of a dainty of the Tonshean
FI;.ns made of cakes of seaweed, pop
s' shark. herring spawn, bitter berries,
I .,uee Of seal oil, and the juice of the
dekrn fish.
g1yeLARs awoke Farmer Plummer,
!. nnrham. Me-, and he chased them,
a.iinr no no time in adding any clothing to
= NJ s6ir in which he had slept, but TAX
!, !; care to throw a gun across his shoul-
L. Across fields and through village
/ nursued them, until he got within
,lrs range, when they surrendered
nther than be shot.
CLOSE to Abergeldie, the Prince of
Vsles's Scotch seat, is what is known
\ the Cradle Bridge, over the Dee,
sbich at that point is too rapid for fer
npats. A person is seated in a sort of
,sradle attached to a pole, and swung
.Fpss. The Prince of Wales and even
h Princess cross in the cradle, and save
many miles.
CAPT. STONE planted Il mahogany
ssa at Moundsville, w. Va, 35 years
No. and remarked that he would live
ntl it grew into a tree big enough to
raide material for his coffin. Wind
ihx the tree down last spring, and the
faptain had handsome coffin made of
Fl He died a few days ago, and was
bRied in the mahogany of his own plant
ng
WHRY the late Prince Imperial was
hrn, the morning before st. Patrick s
hy, % years ago, the Emperor and
Easpnie at once declared themselves
sifather and godmother of every child
afnnee born on that day. Besides
eaowing large charities, the happy fa-
her Of the Royal babe liberated 1900
Ehoners.
k 1871, some Swiss settlers expelled
haa chabag, in Russia, on account OF
their objection to the conscription, re-
moved to the strip of Bessarabia now
ned by Rounlania to Russia. As they
se thus threatened with Il new eXpul-
@n, the Swiss Consul at St. Petersburg
has been directed to intervene in then
iFu.
ARussIAN peasant girl, 10 years old
weighing 4lS pounds, is now on exhibi
bon. She is accompanied by her moth
e, and is engaged by a Jewish man
iger, who pays to the mother for thu
grl's services so monthly. This gi
antic girl, when travelling, is put in tn,
aggagge car, as she can not pass through
lAe door of the passenger ears.
As long as the Cinnamon in Queens
and were content to work in the gardel
md catch fish, the Queenslander smiles
N him, but when he showed tendenc
agather gold, it was quite another al
my, and prohibitory legislation becam
iAe order of the day. No vessel ma
any to Queensland port more tha
'ae Chlnese passenger for every 10 ton
dregistry.
MRS. MCGOWAN, keeper of a boart
g,nouse at Akron, o., passed puddin
aall the men at dinner excepting Ma
n pouten. He was madly in love wit
aS. McGowan, and her inadvertent
aeotlt the pudding was construed by hi
an Intentional slight. He fired at HI
VICE with a revolver, but failed to b
", and was disarmed by the 9TH
earlers.
Al Nlnnemucca, New, the other Su
W evening, several shots, fired
eker-players in settlement of Il runnil
&ceant, went through the windows
ehlreh where Rev. Mr.. Riley w
seaehlng, and disturbed the devotio
y Inc congregation. The shots we
Ivy ny chinese in pursuit of a color
'allloier who had swept the board. '
VOWS that have access to water at
salies will drink often, but little al
alle and return to their feeding. Co
81 NPelsed Of a sufficient supply of wat
~ N milk and flesh; and when tn
y allowed to fail, not only in milk, /
condition also, it is impossible
I'M, aals Them back to their proper yield
nun and condition of flesh, at least Wi
y. extra expense and trouble.
ahoMAs SMITH, of Ipswich, Mas
saasetts, Is rather notable man in
i,s. sm lie is eighty-six; does his o
81 saaaiiig, u having included; lives in
\ isss::asilloned e: manner; never had a ste
ala \ ais house, and cooks by an open fl
INV, a. mas never used spectacles; re;
A. s PRINT by candle-light; never rode
Ii Ii ears, preferring Il ride behind
i@ him. A o'' ''i'' 0i'o'
Ah.. Mrs. vLIET, who lately died at \
II sIahs. Ind, divided the mature =
,s.,.: ner HE into three distinct and c
'h periods. She was for 10 We
b,,a ,saas.llserwoman, .ls working hard fo'
81. subsistence. Then she went