Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


twenty five dollars toward the relief OF
the striking freight handlers.
-"Vox populi, voI Del" If this say
ing is true, the voice of God has been
cruel, bloodthirsty and foolish.
A bow that is always Bonded loses
its spring and vlgor. Too much concen-
trated thought has similar effect on the
mind.
Mr.. and Mrs John d. Defrees were
made full members of the First Congre-
gational church of Washington City on
June nth.
The Inter Ocean says: If business keeps
up, there is no reason why the Coroner
of Cook county should not be the richest
man in America.
Mics Maud Howe, daughter of Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe, the celebrated au
thoress, denies the report that abe is to
wed Oscar Wilde.
--tue r,srIn..rei< <Es-..s..s5 Ha"ase~ Cssy.
a new paper, carries the expressive and
peculiarly Western motto. "Vim, vinegar,
vitriol and victory"
Mrs. Scoville has gone to the trouble
of denying that the bouquet che sent her
brother was poisoned. This was useless.
No reasonable person ever supposed 1t
was.
Miss Viney Ciokey, daughter OF q
wealthy white citizen of the District OF
Columbia, has married a negro hotel por-
ter, He has thrown himself away on a
fool.
The Soldiers Home, at Dayton, has
an appropriation of $6a5. 459 to consume,
this year. A large portion of it will be
taken for the salaries of overpaid Off
Gals.
w. w. Aston is very rugged CAPT.
talist. A few days since he stepped into
Broadway carpet store and bought
four rugs that cost him thousand dol
lara, each.
Evangelist Barnes is fiftyflve years
old. He has dark chestnut hair, fierce
looking mustsche aud brow that
crowds down over his eyes, suggesting
great force Of character.
1t seems that the great transportation
companies will be compelled to accede to
the demands of the striking freight-hand-
lers in New York. Their new hands join
the strikers before they have been at the
business long enough to learn it
Baltimore American: A New York
paper says that Congress will broil in
Washington until August" The funny
part oS it is, however, that CongE7ss
DOESN'T 3rofl 1t all 1t lesfs in the 05u-
pressional saloon and drinks juleps.
About year ago dove entered the
window OF Thurlow Weeds sitting room
and flew to his side. Since that time 1t
has never shown any disposition to quit
the presence of the blind and venerable
journalist, although always free to do so.
1t is claimed tina. England has q
controlling influence in the 6uez Canal
In total of 400. 900 shares England has
only lie. 500 purchased of the Khedive.
How does the ownership of . minority
of shares in joint stock company carry
the controll
I'm 1850, England, Germany, Austria
and Italy favored the naturalization of
the suez Canal, while France and Russia
opposed it, and Turkey insisted that the
Khedive's negotiations, in that direction,
were IRRESPONSIBLE The present war bids
fair to open up this important question
again
England has involved herself In ,
war with the Mohommedsn Arabs and,
unless all appearances are deceitful. she
must have 8 conflict with one or more of
the jealous powers of Europe. Her AFRO
gsnce, sel6shness and cruelty win yet re-
bound to her infinite amazement and sor-
row. There never was bully but met
his match, If he hunted for him loag
enough.