The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-06
7, -,lss.s t-sls- I've '''ls
GENERAL.

| GENERAL. |
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt is reckon
ed one Of the millionaires of London.
Evangelist Moody has found another
sweet singer Of the gospel hymns in f.
+. Miller, . car shop employee at Denver,
Col. His voice, spleasant baritone, VIII
now be heard in Noody's church AZ
Chicago. eli !, .a4-a :.h.!at a.,
Francis Eppes, the last ofthe grand
sons sons Of Thomas Jefferson, died May 49,
il Florida, at the age Of eighty'o1e.
His father married Maria Jefferson, the
Presidents youngest daughter, ana ne
was also related to the President through
Mrs. Jefferson, whose halt-sister was
the ''dear Polly who figured so con-
spieuously in Jefferson's published cor
respondence. !
Mr.. Johns Hopkins, the founder OF
the university in Baltimore bearing MS
name, accumulated nine millions OF
dollars. One day he said to his garden
err: ssNext the hell of being utterly be-
reft of money is the purgatory OF pos
sessing vast amount of it. l have q
mission, and under its shadow l have
accumulated wealth, but not happl-
ness" 49, .nnt'-.N G "+' '.' '
Rev. Mr.. Brown, q Wesleyan mis-
, sionary of New Britain, seems to be the
right kind of man to send among the
cannibals, but his Government thinks
, otherwise. The savages killed and ate
. three or four Wesleyan missionaries,
whereupon the Rev. Brown raised ana
= headed an expedition and slew sixty or
= seventy of the cannibals. The British
-. Government has placed the fighting
= preacher under surveillance, and or
= dered an official inquiry into his conduct
u which may be looked upon as human
. but as wholly unchristianlike. +'
! "A daily paper in the Hebrew Ian
i guage is published in New York City
i the Dailu Je,vish Gazette, 'sthe only Jew
=, ish daily in the world The Hebrew
"a type from which tits printed is very neat
- and the characters are clear; but tn
language itself is not the Hebrew; it
r the German-Jewish dialect or ]argol
r. used by the orthodox Jews OF German
ne and Russia. Many of the Jews OF Ge1
MANY and Poland in New York are una
1g BILE to read any other language than thu
10 thus peculiarly formed. Any one know
.,ln ing the Hebrew character and the Ge'
Vs. u man tongue can read the Gazette :
ho once. .".. -,
;ro The Duke of Wellington, whose IL
Il" was for years almost daily in peril on tt
al battlefield, was for years afraid to trav
.7' bv railroad, having conceived a terri
go Of locomotive engines from seeing M
m. Huskissou killed by one. AT length.
md 1843, he made his first journey. beir
, ,,re in attendance on the Queen, who be
;ch self did not use them until 1912. I!
Nv injury done to the railroad cause by q
Ian death Of Huskisson was ingreat measu
na neuutralized by the simultaneous ne,
rae that Mr.. Stephenson's locomotive q
tho CINE carried the wounded man ntte
! hs miles in twenty minutes. 10 7
+ho end Of their lives some people in En-
v v land never could be brought to travel
NV railroad. ''F3-lt"' 70" !" 90 80
me. u MIR. Keene's horses in Engla'
ces. which are under the care OF bis broth
ind who is in very delicate health, and
ali Mr.. Maillard, q, thorough turfman a
ar,s gallant gentleman, are at Sherrar
IN 8ables az Bedford Lodge, and numb
We It'll ,those 81 Mr.. Crawford and
;tion. John Ashley, which are trained y
anee ahen, seventy-six thoroughbreds: 81
cunt rard's are the. finest training stables
have tant, and have 9 popularity Of what
eerial styled "hovels," which combine
d to riety Of excellences. They are outly1
,ther only few boxes being together,
) H. thus lesson the danger Of catching
him. Infection. Being thatched, they
,hich cool in summer and warm in win
ction Horses do exceedingly well in them,
,hich they are pretty chesnsterss f. 1ook .
ed, . with their. pitched gates end .inslee.l
Vo. and walls covered with creeping pla