The Indiana State sentinel., 1881-06-01
TABLE GOSSIP.
There are gains for all our losses,
There are balms for all our pain;
But when youth, the dream, departs,
1t takes something from our hearts,
Aud il never comes again.

The Romans are very eager to hold
worlds fair IN the Eternal City in 1888.
Italy, they argue, is entitled to one.
Caste is dnly recognized among criminals
Forgers bank robbers and murderars when
not of the vulgar typel form the upper
crust"
Scene at the White House: Enter Mes
senger-"Conkling has resigned" Enter
Second Messenger-"Platt has resignedn'
President Garield-"Well, l am resigned. :"
This is mighty nice ride. said Fenner
c. Clark. This was at Messilla, y. Mex. and
the account says that the road LAY along
giant cotton-wOods aud bright flowers that
perfumed the air." Yet il was strange that
Clark thought the ride enjoyable, for he was
sitting on a coffin, on his way to be hanged
One of those singular incidents which
could happen nowhere else but in France
recently took place. A workingman de-
scended from a train of cars which started
before he had time to reach the car where
he had his wife and children. Jump in
here" exclaimed the conductor, "you can
change at the next station" The train had
started and the man jumped into compart-
ment where the wife of a General was sit
ting. She cried out murder and sought
to stop the train. Finding her efforts un-
available, she endeavored to throw herself
from the window, but the workman seized
and held her. This to her mind was proof
positive of evil intent, and she redoubled
her screams Fortunately the train stopped
and explanations followed.
The Philadelphia Weekly Magazine for
Saturday, March 3, 1898, has the following
remarkable death notice: AT New London,
| (Connecticut( Mr.. John Weeks, aged ia
When LOG he married his tenth wife, who
was only 16. His gray hairs had fallen off,
and were renewed by dark head of hair. A
new set Of,teeth had made their appearance,
and he ate three pounds of pork, two or
| three pounds of bread, and drank nearly a
| pint of wine few hours before his death -
A singular and painful incident recently
| occurred in New York Hospital. Two
| Polish women, one married, the other
single, arrived in European steamer, and,
being found 70 be suffering from smallpox
were sent to the Hospital On the way
their tickets in some way became changed,
and the married woman was entered as the
| single one and vice versa. The husband OF
| the former went to the Hospital quite fire.
quentiy to inquire for his wife. and.
/ although she died soon after landing. the
authorities supposing the other was the
married woman, gave encouraging reports OF
| her condition. At last she was pronounced
| cured and the husband was sent for and on
his arrival the mistake was for the first time
discovered.
A Society has been formed at Boston tc
discourage the use of slang among women
The futility of this effort may be judged
from the fact that the slang phrase "WhC
gives away this woman" still keeps it:
place in the marriage service.
The girls---bless their dear, innocent, ex
trayagant heartsl ARE now taking to wear
ing big bunch OF Jacqueminot roses at the
waist for a promenade on Broadway. Il
Loo
| just as if they had scalped rose garden and
were wearing the crimson trophies at theil
belts. They forget that few men can afford
/ to run a conservatory.