The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-05
~,rlyD FOREIGN GOSSIP.

MsytdlDg tno
=, the inventor, was born near
Il E Ma Scotia, but he does not
IL name of the place, as his
4 removed to this country when
nfsry young . ''.-
rueRrss of Fashion is talked of
f%.,sacton, % at which all the wives
% s,tors. Members of the House, and
Sguita.iss = viii, be 8 members.
IN discuss grave and disputed
I'M of etiquette, dress, cooking,
.5re and confectionery. Ud4
I,.es AcHILLE MURAT's old resi-
4 Florida is now much dilapidat-
msfew pieces of the once splendid
II fu1iture still stand in the draw
ann, Three very old colored serv-
sdthe Mnrat'sstllremain upon the
|nFGArE CANNON of Utah, counts
4 fsrniF as follows: First wife,
Nth Hoagland Cannon, and six
asn, second wife, Sarah Jane Jen-
nd five children; third wife, Eliza
/; and two children; fourth wife,
ds Tilley, and five children.
,lpyILLE boasts of aristocratic
Y 9At the Grand Hotel is an ex-
sbs Of the New Jersey Legislature,
I htters bear the prefix of " Hon."
! Clarendon the guests are served
ale " IN exlC Confederate General.
Edor Of medicine, a lawyer, and
aJudge from Freeborn County,
taaI leading New York banking
Is celebrated New Years Day by
d their employees handsome pres
One concern gave 81 900 apiece to
relerks; another gave its cashier
b; Drexel, Morgan & Co., gave
clerk sum equal to 10 per cent. of
RG's salary.
NAN In Chicago theater cried
sVsn at the leading actress, and
liked it, but when another and in
zIed admirer shouted g Bully for
kadgsls and "You're a daisy,''
bpped acting and demanded his
EkDn. Four ushers undertook the
but be laid himself on the floor,
hamseand legs around the seats,
ns inmovable until they pried him
kFhh oom-handle.
y. II. STUART, the well known,
athropist of Philadelphia, has LOST
sfortune by the failure of a person
/ fsmRp, m be- ndTsed. ! He has sur,
e'ed his entire estate to his friends
ttos, and now at the age of more
R0 years be lives in a rented house,
meets his friends every day with
esd self7 satisfaction. .ss. s-..r.I~s
|aREAY must be a sort of sports
es paradise. Among the game
! 4 hls gun can bring down are the
~ roer, ryper and jerper, which
aIhclently eutlaEdish to English
= The tydder is the bird known of
a 4 Seotlsnd q by the name of caper-
~ lhe cock is a noble bird, of
Mo ol 9 turkey cock, with a bill
J sslsws Of great strength. The roer
eirnale, and in size, plumaee, and
! nance so different from the male
lahss received a different narne..I
gpH IS the Scottish ptarmigan,
anger and better clothed. The
Ms u a delicate bird for the table,
w grouse species, and about the
!. y fallegrowns pigeon. Wood
'.aa.s J ae also Q. abundant, and, of deli
y rope has written an autograph
!. y lae Gar, eongratulating him
Y Y recent escape from assassination.
~ ,ss $, com munieation the Supreme
~ ] !, ,aeSnowiedges the tolerance en-
ofIne Roman Catholic Church
II I y I Emperor whose rule is char
y. .asa " benign solicitude for the
~ d q, MS subjects, irrespective of
me Vatican looks for impor-
y syaasesslons \ from the Gear, who has
Il \, M ane severe restrictions imposed
i ~ predecessors upon the Roman
m.1 ,.a oharch: For the first time in
Is0lound .a., nd aitagonism aof the Greek
~ sal . churches, the Roman Catho-
s';sl sal apostolic has been allowed to
s'sa public schools for the children
communion.
\. s.aaAN y !, Journal publishes a curl
y 9 the decorations conferred up-
Y. ,sa'se y Bismarck. a in number.
i S .aem may be mentioned the star
Il Saana Commanders of the House
y !. with brilliants; the
rosES nii'gnts "a. OF st. John; the
] 4 ~. r..ueiity OF the Grand Duchv of
i, 4. WIN prllliants and chain OF
= ~ n grand cross of the Hanoverian
NJ. ~ uueiphs; the grand cross, with
~ NY q the Austrian order of st.
H. H. !, .ne order of the Annunciation
,.o.. 'is is grand cross of the Legion
I -. i lne order of the Seraphins of
G II ia ne Lion and the Sun of Per-
mis- Nj /" .l ute elephant of Siam; the
sl'h Tof1lfiants, and the Toison
I aasIMAs sa gift has caused a hus-
,;;sal,l !; aafes. and wife's tears in San
msos, maj Inc young man, who wasa 4
! a'ssnanle, sils had married above his
az, n. I l!yed happily with his wife.
H. : noar ne saw q sealskin sacaue
es. g front Of a. store. Nobody
\ nv I was after dark; and he stole
] w;fa w;fa''stmay Day he presented it
a. us. Nc She was somewhat sur
8 nus .a.s expensive gift, but thought
INA I Ie ~ OF it. The New Year
= MI = me husband advised his wife
a i o sacque, telling her he would
aga mhen she wanted it. TIE
/ ! "ne did as she was bid, and
/ pawnshop and Offered the
he pawnbroker informed the