The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-10-31

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TIE best quality OF lager beer It l. ready fotlssc
after being corked Up in Jugs tor a day or two
MRS JUErs BREHNAS the name of a Penn
/ sylvania woman OF unb.emished character ans
religious life. who committed suicide because she
thought she was not so good as she felt she ought
| TO be.
SAMUEL MISTURN PECK the author of several
popular short poems is . son OF ex-Chief Justice
PEEK. of Alabama. He is described as "a welito-
do Young man OF pleasing address. a graduate. OF
the University OF Alabama. and great favorIe u
society in Tu ealoosa. where he has his home"
PhorEssoR LAWRENCE SMITH, the savant who was
recently buried Mt Louisville by his will forbade
any of his friends pail bearers. because
two citizens had died from strains received while
bearing eehfn. six IN, from marble yard at
tended the funeral in their biouses aud bore the
coffin
By a previous marriage with Levy. the cornetist.
Minnie Conway. who is now Mrs. Osmond Teerie,
aud a member OF the Union Square Theater Com
pany. had Two children. boy and a girl. The
boy is an exceedingly bright little fellow but has
not yet been made to understand the why's and
wherefores OF his mammals marriage with Mr.
Tearle. IN Denver, a fortnight ago. gentleman
took the child in his lap and asked him what his
name was 81 don't know replied the boy,
naiyely. first it was Joe Levy aud zen it was Joe
Teare. and dess it's Joe sumfn else row."
WHEN. during the review at Homburg the rain
descended heavily, the old Kaiser and his staff sit
ting uncsoaked, the Crown Prince. seeing some
military spectators preparing their greatcoats sent
round the command. 'Ohne Ueberrocke." aud it
a treat TO see how the whispered words were
at once obeyed But the originator of this piece of
military tonfooery was the insane Emperor Paul
of Russia. In the coolest days he would stand
half freezing to review his guards anyone ven
turing 10 don military cloak was at once de-
graded. This resulted in frequent deaths. His son
Nicholas inherited this mania, and the German
Kaiser learned it from his brotherin-law.
AN inmate Of the Arkansas Penitentiary ap-
proachedthe Warden while the latter walk
ing around the grounds and said: "May have a
few words with you, sir Thanks OF what de-
nomination IS the man who preached here last
Sunday" Presbyterian well, I'm Metho-
dist and am firm in the faith My father always
taught me to hold up for my religion. and I'd like
for you get another Preacher 1 have full conf
dence in the one who preached last Sunday. but
you know how a man is about his Church al
fairs" "Yeu were put in here for stealing horse
were you not" well, guess you'll have to put
up with the Presbyterian while longer. When
you serve out you term you can go back to your
aitb."
| RECENTLY President Arthur received Colonel
Thomas Rorterhouse Ochiltree, who gave him a
| frsgmentasy account of his great Eur pean tour,
after thanking him for the letters of introduction
which opened SO many doors for him while he
was abroad. 1t is understood that Colonel 0chil-
| tree commended Minister Lowell, OF London. and
Minister Morton, of Paris. accomplished diplo-
| mats Senator de Lafayette as a model modern
| patriot; Gladstone. Bismarck and Gievy very
respectable rulers and Clemeneesu as the greatest
| living European statesman. Finally he told the
PRESIDENT that he on his way to Texas. Then
the President smiled and made what is said to have
! been his first remark wish thct the great Amer
lean traveller might have safe ana speedy journey