The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-11-10
CLIPPINGS.

THE bride and groom at Nashville wedding
had only one leg apiece.
YOUNG man died of heart disease at st. Paul
while asking girl to marry him.
SENATOR ROSCOE CoSKENG and Mrs. Kate
Chase Sprague were guests at Pierce's Palace Ho-
tel, in Buffalo, on Friday.
HORACE LOVE married his living wife's sister at
Denman, Ga, and goes to prison for bigamy. He
loved not wisely but two sisters.-Buffalo Express
THE ex-Khedive has been visiting Syria, and is
so delighted with its comforts and its society that
he has resolved to buy castle and settle there for
the rest Of his life.
THE colored people OF Georgia are prosperous
They own 81, l99 acres of land have good public
schools, fine college at Atlanta, and two-thirds
of them vote the Democratic ticket.
THE Jews in London live twice many years
as a Christian, according to the testimony Of
Health Officer Gibbon. The reason remains to
be explained, unless they have better lives than
Christians
PROFESSOR F. W. NEWMAN, it is said. has been
seized with a desire TO COLOMBO as well Mr.
Thomas Hughes Ibut Professor Newman's plan is
that of a colony within whose sacred limits only
vegetarian teetotalers and non smokers arc TO be
admitted.
WHEN the Gar, riding in the streets of st.
Petersburg, hears the crowd cry, Long live the
Emperor and, when reaching home, is necessi-
tated to have physician stand alongside of him
with a stomach pump while he eats, he admits
that talk is cheap.
THE values of the main crops of the United
States are as follows: Corn, s525, 900 600; beef,
$40 600 OOO wheat $40 900 900; cotton $40 OOo.
OOO rye s15 900 900; oats $50 600 OOO barley s25
OOO, 600; buckwheat se,OOOOOO hay, $500 200, Oco
and pork. $50. 1000.
DURING the approaching visit of Count William
Bismarck in Hungary, he will be the guest of
Count Andrassy, and it is given out on doubtful
authority that the son of the German Chancellor
Will soon be found engaged to marry the Countess
Irmy AndraSsy, daughter of the ex-Austrian Pre-
mier.
LA cocETTE MORE. who made brilliant debut
ia the demi-monde of Paris at the Cirque d'Ete,
this summer, intends to open the winter season
by giving a grand ball to the members of the
Jockey Club and the gilded youth of Paris This
negress is the possessor of fine collection of dia
mOnds, which she displays to advantage on her
dusky skin.
IN most Counties of England many large farms
have been surrendered. and thousands of acres
say they can not make the land pay under the
present rentals Tie remedy is obvious-a reval-
uation. Indeed this is being loudly called for,
and no doubt will occupy the early attention OF
Parliament.
COLONEL JAMES G. FAIR, Of Nevada, is of Irish
birth. and is forty-nine years old. While a boy
he lived in Illinois and at eighteen went to Cali
fornia and i'm time became superintendent of
mines. In addition to his fortune made from the
Big Bonanza mines he owns nearly hundred
acres in various parts o. San Francisco. He suf-
fers from rheumatism. He is of medium height
and heavy, with large beard streaked with gray
THE receipts of grain during the mouth of Octo-
Der at the port of New York are unprecedentedly
large The receipts of wheat have amounted to
9S2, 1874 bushels and those of corn 6.0i6 $50 bush
els making total of more than Is. 900 600 bushels
of grain Allowing 800 bushels of grain TO freight
car Il would require 49, $50 to carry this enor
nous bulk; and If each car occupied thirty linear
feet, the cars employed would make train Of
about 25 miles in length.
DR. CUTTER says that the increases of nervous
diseases. decaying teeth, premature badness,
and general lack of muscular and Done strength
are greatly due to the impoverished quality Of
-four now In use, the gluten being thrown away
in order to make the -four white. He urges the
use OF unbolted -four and Of eggs milk and butter.
He denies that fish is brain food or that Agassiz
ever said that It was and claims that butter.
being nearly all fat is better kind OF brain food
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