The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-02-19
ar AND FOREIGN GOSSIP.

~ Aakas- #IaGTklNL Cii1'
tie liter end!
Iies here. ; climate at Deadwood at times
y ,,se eulogy, in half an hour.
pos's ~ who JouS J. Brown of Boston, "a
!, ,'.n. ~ une p,M danced at recent wedding
'1s'e s,nrsr LINcoLN's walking-stick,
nm bis box at the theater on the
d his assassination, has been re.
HIa Troy, N. y.
! nlan of an Evansville Owls.
sadutter to get work was to multi
apmbstones in a graveyard; and
s.ssded, for he will cut stone during
x ON .. ri rear in prison.
-4' srRaL modest Western New York
nmene.a hge asked the National Govern
lie sneses L i piye them $4,000 acres of Texas
" pentls ud s5O, 900, that they may engage
he would 4 coffee and grape culture.
b, or that h New York papers say that there
had "a. ,Tr been a mid-winter in which
hich had extensive social affairs have been
which The uBe. Single entertainments are
'. lcosting from $4,000 to $4,000.
81 little luTLE girl shut up as punishment
ane fault in her fathers barn at
or using Illoebihan), in France, was killed
!, by ez- .rof, which by climbing rubbish
the hest sw able to enter by the roof.
ad spent hmily had been at work in the
and hard 1t some distance, and on the
'metlmes xopening the door to release the
me difd. lille wolf sprang out and made off,
was sor. Euson the floor the half devoured
own tho| is Of its victim.
!. .onl ns. g American Chemist says that a
u als sm farmer discovered, many years
gu 1ne thst wood could be made to last
.a..o''s anooe' d than iron in the ground. Time
- - 4. eather, he says, seem to have no
l.. Is = ~ .Ie mi. The posts can be prepared
Sn II a ~ i than two cents apiece. This is
!, !, - sa,o ndpe. Take boiled linseed oil and
,.vs,ar sos,. =, h It pulyerized charcoal to the
~ ~ !. g Eaency of paint Put coat of this
!, - s..sa .e' he timber, and, he adds, there is
,ol;...n la.;; nan who will live to see it rot.
hsia,s IIgL CLARK GAINES is now pos
Ilemsr,s With the idea of establishing a
a a. Y rasonal boarding house at Wash
Why, \ waere no SMOKING shall be al
q M and every occupant must bring
ry;nr = Ifa with him. Mrs. Gaines has
,tieman af an elegant site at IS Highland
lid 4 n an aristocratic row, where
nsed M a Miller, Senator's Edmunds and
and h xd, Prof. Baird of the Smithsonian
vouN n dher distinguished men live, and
r him, narchitect at work on plans for a
4 adm. hag that shall cost $4,000.
Of tha 1860 Jacob Burhaus came to this
and Be ag from Holland. He settled ON
king d Island, but subsequently, removed
A thing hE County, N. Y, and took uo
Hon a land in Wild Wyck, now Wilt
w true. Jean Burhaus, son of Jacob.
stion ID Loot few years later in a shin
to BID tae Spotted Cow. From these
beauty. the R1rhaus family in this coun-
should saeh numbers about $4,000 per-
ID wear L IS said to be the most numerous
ghter " N the United States. Samuel
another ius Jr., of New York City, who is
, friend " : genealogy of the family, has
that Ne lsd dated 1867.
eyhole TURKISH gentleman, who formerly
such aa N this country but has returned
mace \ own country, has recently sent a
on tne Boston friend, in which he
ked o. gloomy picture of the condition
lanse christian subjects of the Sultan.
g con many OF the Christian subjects
nied " st on as the result of the war with
speech ~ those who remain are treated
p,aus snan ever before, as revenge is
uel.s I'm ~ 'nem Tor the disasters of the
Wa .nefe are many homeless Chris
',i'u 3. msl'lsesl IN the country who live by
dnlgM va and steal the stock of the
tnla6 IS and waylay travellers. There
wy he country 100000 men, dis
nss = nom the civil and military serv-
u ths ne Government, who have been
leas. So. u oua OF Roumania, and many of
n,sass q IS ~ aase turned beggars or robbers,
y ! t.. - y M Sle unable to support them
buas Inc Government is bankrupt.
rloss ANY oi the persons in it's employ
= .seelved no pay for many months.
pp,'ss u. tuNa VA al, the harvests have been
2 ~. !. = ssa 'aree years, and the cup of sor
,1,,.ss NM u.s ~ misery OF the people of the
oIan, s4s null to the brim.
,'''a e's,. " ~ recent hanging of Swift Runner.
srss6 r,an c murderer, at Fort Saskatche
iii nalaaa, was in temperature of
.s.;r Elses below zero. A gallows had
aelsd \. ssu, s.., out OF doors, so that the In
! ent soulu see the execution; but when
al ;seIs ! and prisoner arrived at the
|. y. "a vas found that most of the seat
oesk athtrn,.u h.. oeen used for firewood by the
s. NJ S.a sssl,, :. efoWd: Swift Runner COM
,u,sn u IT, warmed himself at the fire
: s. & /. ae gailows was being repaired.
I 4 NJ. ,.'ery thing else was ready the
He sns aansman said he had forgotten
oncs s. s So, : strap to fasten the prisoners
Aid H. a.u legs. He offered to save
uah a,h.sup' ap''oie by killing himself with
Wi sask, but his proposition was re-
rors Eas;.s sna ne ate hearty meal of
the 81 ~, with the moose around his
.;on, 81 a''e = messenger was fetching a
Igols ~ s1;,a consolation, but he said that
ia ana :. mans whisky had ruined
hiu,, ss u - % he couldn't believe in the
nj Nj aas aaan's God. He preferred a
~ sk ,Saa nance by his own people, and
|, fu Ma were performing it he was
d ~, y sducation of Japanese gir,s in
s Tas;s not regarded with favor by
/ " nsls Times, which says that even
- sssa = japanese students now in tho