The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-05-26
FACTS AND NEWS.

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Murderers IN France, II they nave
i money, are compelled uhuer tne new law
TO pay large sum TO the family OF their
victims.
Two children were poisoned at Shelby
vile, Ill, by dose OF morphine given
by mistake Tor q quinlne Dy an lnsoxicate1
physician.
M. w. Gillis, the proprietor of small
bank at Clifton Springs. N. Y. put into.
circulation about W, ,UU0 OF forged drafts
and then decamped.
A gentleman of East Midway. Mass.
S3years old. on nAFcnfay shota & Wild goose
will, uun who'll wss .,safl Il. the revf.
1utionary war.
/ An Illinois man boxed his vife's ears
| for investing So in LOTTERY ticket. She
went to her fathers home. and her ticket
soon after drew $1,000.
Anovaltv in sideboards ia of light made
beneath and q series of small shelves.
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snanish crown. lives in Venice. where
| he is causing much scandal by misbe.
hayior. The aristocracy generally shun
him.
A minstrel travelling through yermo ont
sings Home, Sweet Home" so effect
| lively that most of the audience get up
and go home before he finishes the first
verse.
BROOKLYN dismisses from its police
force an officer who gets drunk and beats
| his wife. He can now get drunk and
| beat his wife uninterrupted bv Official
duties.
Fiva living orandmotbars ia tha sbara
of o child living in Terrell Co.. Ga: two
of them are grandmothers. two great
prandmothers and one creat.qreat. grand
| mother.
A s+orv cor,os from Canton rb;na of
a women wbo ~ ,n,,;sb : for,ala slava
who had stolen some food, cut slice
from the girls thigh and made her cook
and eat it.
| The late suppression of the French
newspaper. the Black Cat. has produced
great public excitement in Paris. In fact
there Is sun strong 1eiine against the
Bovoinnnon'.
Ninety-fve herds of cattle, averaging
250O each, will be driven out of the state
of Texas this spring. The entire drive
is estimated at FAC, 900 head. against $780,
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In leWeiIy 10 SHOWN very mover iace
PIN In the Iorm OF locust with sapphire
Eyes, sne 1ody OF ngnscoIoreo iapis
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u 1ins oianaanu onippinss'
/ tics. When statesmen Oct into ,Iaca thav
often become obliyions Of their ante
! cedents thouOh tbev ara seldom forget.
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Hs1lowelI aran;ta comnanw ~ Mo;na
The work is to be completed by October
IS, 1884, the anniversary of the surren-
der.
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towns to- to he Of any vain valve IN The - ,1est e ,,r.
All yank 10 bosa;1ad ono ona toc-s :, =,
oantnra tba animals for their sp;,s
| which, it is said, can be made into gloves
| which rival the finest kid.
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harmonious olacksmlsn oI nlIe-
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aon. Inc anVlI, Wnen serack VIII t9ls
nammer, gives TWO noses,D auo T. sl I1s
sound sagges,eo sne nelouy naheu alser
the DiacAsmitn'
The Boston Herald wishes to revise
its opinion that the President has a tai
ent for recreation. A man. It says. who
can be satisfied with two days splendid
fishing and can't stay contented in one