New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS,

AT .the comforting Of degrees at
Dxford the other day the Dean Of Chi
hester, who has opposed women enter.
ng the university, was loudly Kissed BY
be students.
"A microscopist describes the bill Of
mosquito as consisting of lance. two
neat saws, q pump, and small-sized
torliss engine. No wonder it hurts -
Nticago Times.
"a society has been organized at
| Utica, N. Y, for the reformation Of the
{ 'ircus and the revival Of the clown, and
convention will be held there to de-
rise ways and means to secure these.
The question whether pictures
hanged upon the walls of q room are to
be classed as sshousehold furniture"
md also liable to taxation, came before
Philadelphia court and the Judge de-
,ided it in the negative.
In Holland cattle appear to be the
leading interest, forty per cent. of the
land being devoted to meadow and
grass land. The number of cattle is
estimated at / 500, 600, sheep 1000, 600,
swine 100000, and horses 5000, 600.
Cattle and sheep have increased during
the last twenty years, but swine have
fallen off.
One of the latest gifts from gem
tleman to lady is a handsome case
containing nail-polisher, scissors and
the various instruments and cosmetics
in use for the hands. These cases are
now SO elegant in design that even the
most fastidious of fashions beauties
need not scorn to accept these SOU
| venirs.
The other day Conrad Bretthoner,
of New York City, was sent to the pen
itentiary for one year for bigamy, and
on the same day five hundred Mormons
left the same city for Utah. This is .
free country, my son, for some people,
and the laws which govern us are fixed,
regular and harmonious as March
wind. Darlington Ha,0keye.
Another thing that should be urged
as the most evident method of making
money easy is promptness in paying
bills. Many people will be apt to make
bank failures and hard times an excuse
for putting off their creditors. Yet the
surest way to restore good times is fol
every man to put what money he has
in circulation for the cancellation Of
debts. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The potato can be grown in Alasks
insfavorable seasons only. The grounG
issdug up and covered with a layer Of
kelp, and after this fertilizer has beer
exposed to the air for week or two il
is dug under, and the soil shaped into
high, narrow beds, and planted in
shallow drills. The SUMS heat alone
is depended upon, and every opportu
nifty given it to penetrate the ground
which in that frigid country not only
gives out no warmth of its own, but
frequently remains frozen throughout
the year at a depth beyond the influ.
ance OF the SUMS rays Chicago Times.
THAT the Indians are year by year
becoming more accustomed to civil.
ICED ways, and are discarding many Of
their old, superstitious customs, is an
encouraging fact. Especially is this
observable on the reservations, whers
the children of both sexes show them.
selves good students, and where the en-
lightened ideas of the young people do
not fail of good effect upon their elders.
The entertainments given by the In.
dian children in the towns contiguous
to the reservations in California and
Oregon are highly commended by the
press of those States as proving the
great progress which they have made
in education from books and in manual
work. - Chicago Journal.
-M.'Vrignot, smart young Partisan
thief, finding himself discovered when
intent on lead stealing, promptly entered
a house by skylight and requested
young woman at her sewing machine
to save him ''I'll sit here and peel
these potatoes, and when the police
come they will conclude that am your
lover At this interesting juncture
the police came, and one collared him
on ''spec," exclaiming: ''Got you at
last, my boy.' ssYou hear, my pet, +"
said Vrignot, s'these gentlemen mis-
take me for some other fellow Miss
Melanie, however, who was not fasci-
mated with her impromptu adorer,
maintained an ominous silence, and the
would-be lover was led off to Jail.
"A strange loss of voice. A boy ten
years old can stand out in the street of
quiet village on a calm summer after
noon and make the air CULVER, and
startle the doing population out of
years peace, by shrieking to a boy
three-quarters Of q mile away: 20,
Skinnee! Comm nout latter supperp''
And the other lad will yell back, with
awful distinctness and care: Eyes!
Gityer niger shooter'n' come to the
auction..store!" And they will converse
in the same thrilling pitch and mad
dening force if they are only ten feet
apart But, twenty or thirty years
afterward, either of these boys will get
up to address public meeting in hall
not fifty feet deep, and ten feet away
from the speaker not living soul can
hear a word he says. Darlington