Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-06-22

NC liiHCcoo IN tNiutHlly aware Wnen
she is well off.
The number of emigrants arriving in
the United States in the month of Nav
was 14O,0 making 6S5, 633 for the last
eleven months.
The opposition to the confirmation of
the tariff commission, like Bob Acres
courage, is oozing out of the finger ends
of disgruntled senators.
The grand jury of the District of Co
lumbia have encircled Gen. Brady with
another indictment. The grand jury
should read the story of Sampson.
One of the attorneys in the Christian
cy divorce case has become insane. The
witnesses must have had more than usu-
al talent and aptitude for romancing.
Europeans in Egypt have no rights
that natives are bound to respect. The
Egyptians have the nayies of several
first class powers as auditors at their
carnival
The iron strike at Cleveland appears
to be broken. Additions are being made
to the force of non union men daily and
the work turned out is said to be as good
as the average.
Gladstone's wedding present at Prince
Leopold's wedding was a collection of
his political pamphlets. We never knew
before that the Premier was so opposed
to royal marriages.
In recent address Mr.. John Bright
took occasion to pay a high compliment
to America and her men of letters. We
had not heard before that Mr.. Bright
thought of emigrating.
The Khedive hopes that $4,000 Turk
ish troops will soon be on their way to
Egypt. Present my respects to His
Highness and say that we both seek the
unattainable. Don Cameron.
The whiskey bond bill has failed in
the Senate. Distillers now say it did not
amount to much in its amended form,
but threaten all sorts of trouble if Con-
gress does not pass the indefinite bond
bill at the next session.
Another great OIL well, flowing 5000
barrels per day, has been struck in the
Warren county region, in Pennsylva-
MIA. The effect Of the new discovery is
to depress the market. Oil wells are
very commonplace affairs nowadays.
The daughter of one of ''the first fam
lies of Hartford, Connecticut, eloped
recently with q colored LotDario, who
was afterward found to already have a
wife The bigamist was captured and
the young lady taken charge of by her
friends
Chang Tsung Gang, of that ilk and an
attachee of the Chinese legation, who
has just arrived in this country, says
the Chinese government, having seen
their Mistake in removing the Chinese
students who were being educated in
this country, will return them.
The four robbers who went through a
bank at Brookfeld, Mo-. early in the
month, were last week lodged in the
penitentiary on a twenty-five year SEN
tence. The disadvantages of Missouri
as base of operations for burglars are
becoming more and more apparent.
Kansas is balancing on the edge of
the heaviest wheat crop known in that
section for many years. The yield is
estimated at from twenty to forty BUSH
els to the acre. Everything has com
bined to advance it to early maturity,
and in few days the harvesters will be
at work.
That erratic prima donna, Clara Lou
Use Kellogg, having successfully manip-
ulated another tour of farewell concerts
on the strength of her approaching mar
riage, now discards her lover and revels
in the blissful knowledge of being fancy
free and having well filled purse.
What Clara don't know about "doing''
that gullible party, the public, is not
worth knowing.
Gen. "Shoestring" Chalmers, like all
other patriots, only wants to be let alone
and he will keep the weeds down in his
political turnip patch. So far as heard
from no one has thought of disturbing
him. There is a kind of animal which is