The Fremont County record., 1881-10-15
OUR TICKET.
For the State Capital,
CANON CITY.
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Sixth Judicial District.
FOR JUDGE,
CHARLES d. BRADLEY,
of Custer County.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
CHARLES d. HAYT,
of Conejos County.
Peculiar Paragraphs.

Peculiar Paragraphs.
The president died on the eigh-
;teenth anniversary of the first day of
the battle of electromagnetic which
he fought. That battle was fought
on the 18th and Goth of September,
1868.
Iroquois has won 800, 900 in stakes
this season and been beaten but once
on which occasion he ran second to
Peregrine for the two thousand
guineas, but afterwards proved his
superiority to that horse by beating
. him easily in the Derby.
1t is said that Mr.. Abbey, who has
engaged Madame Nilsson for con.
cert tour in this country, beginning
in 1892. win pay her 100000 for 1OC
concerts, the expenses of suite of five
persons, and give her half of the
nightly receipts beyond $4,000.
During the summer of 1880 St.
Julien earned on tracks east of the
Rocky mountains $4,000. He win
tered in California, and Hickok's
hopes, when he landed in Detroit
with him last spring, were the bright
test. But the horse got off, and has
been all the season source of ex-
pensc to his owner.
The followers of Budha outnumber
those of all other religions combined,
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present time it is the religion of the
multitude in China, while the learned
men of that most conservative nation
cling to the more modern teachings
of Confucius, which date back only
some ISL years B. G.
The little German city of Klingen-
berg. i'll Lower Franconia, not only
imposes no municipal tax, but every
voter receives an annual dividend
from the city treasury of sum rang
ing from 1922 so to $25. The city re-
Gently celebrated the Sedan annivers-
ary by giving every citizen fifty cents
with fifty cents extra TO every soldier
of the war with France.
A cannon and fragments of timbers
which belonged to the British frigate
Shannon, sunk in the York river short.
ly before CORVALLIS surrender, have
been recently raised, and will doubt
less attract attention during the COM
ing celebration at Yorktown. They
are at present at Norfolk, but it is to
be supposed that some arrangement
will be made for their exhibition
during the ceremonies of this month.
The death of John A. Cuthbcrt, at
Mobile, takes away not only the old
est ex-congressman, but the man
whose service in congress antedates
that of all other men. He represent
ed Georgia in congress in 1920 and
1921. His commission was issued on
the 18TH day of December, 1919. At
that time Georgia was represented
by seven members. The veteran law
yer's age at the time of his death was
"a.
MclIale, Archbishop of Tuam,
christencd by O'Connell, the Lion of
the Fold of Judah, is now 81, and
since the death of Plus TX, who was
Of the same age, is the oldest Catho-
lie bishop i'll the world. He resides
at the palace in Tuam. He is physic-
ally not strong, but takes an eager
Interest in both religious and nation.
nj cffairs. During the famine year he
received, wholly unsolicited, from all
parts of the world, chiefly America,
$40, 900, which he distributed at an
expense of $25.
1t is said by some one who has ap-
parently looked up the facts, that
only seven days of National fasting
and humiliation have been appointed
by presidents since the establishment
Of the government, and that they
have been designated as follows :
May 9. 1898, by Adams; January ~,
1915, by Madison tho last Thursday
OF September, 1861, April 80, 1868,
and the first Thursday of August,
1884, by Lincoln May 25, 1865 (post-
poned to June ,1)s by. johnson; and
September 2e, by Arthur.
The annual report on rail way acci-
dents. recently issuod in England, IL
not in all respects an encouraging
document. cSfabIfshea the fact TINT a 4,