Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-06-26
Choice MISCELLANY.

A picturesque sight vas seen IL
streets of Richmond, Va, a few we'd
ago. In a large chariot, gilded ~
circus wagon and provided With AID
band, sat a handsome woman a IA
appearance, dressed in a Spanish 4
tune. Her husband Tor some q
man was selling a patent mehrs
the back part Of the chariot, Wide
on the front seat. was extracting Y
fer nothing. Her principle oussa7
were negroes, and il was amasHt
see the CELEBRITY with which she
formed an operation, and the eg
with which she showed the patients
either to make room for another q
TO prevent her dress from being y
by the ruby flow.
There are 30 many suicides at NJ
Carlo that ii has become the custom
fill the pockets of the victims with \
notes, so that il may not seem thka
did not kill themselves on aec0Hai
losses. A shrewd freshman an
himself of this fact to enrich himsa
short time ago. After losing . .
sum at the gambling tables he snGd
ly jumped up, exclaimed. i
ruincdi' and rushed into the gsrA
Almost Immediately a~fterward theg1
heard a pistol shot aud then 8 eg
pain, and rushing to the spot foundaa
lrishman dead. II was dark, witt
one around, so they filed his pod
with money and left him TO be
covered in the morning. They
scarcely gone out Of sight, however
fore the lrishman was on his feet ses
and skipping away in the most iT
style.
DIR. CIichton Browne, in areceni
ture. called attention to what typs1
fever really means in England, and
amount Of death. disability, and
pense fer which il is responsible
caused $500 deaths in the Unitedhs
dom last year. The number o. 2
reported was "a 600; their ayersgedSa
ton was three weeks for the liner
three more for convalescence, cresi'Hs
loss of productive energy which saos
have been expended in sanitary u-
ures, He furthermore said thats
cannot he said to have fully recossl
from the effects of typhoid fever
five years, and he enumerated is "
severe results. The fact that W.
is the effect Of negligence and dht
is easily preventable, was shown
ineisputable.
1T is true" says the London ?
lard, that the number 0 fpersonsl y
ssted in horse racing is very large
one in a hundred OF them, howesefo
anything whatever for racing g asp'
but solely as a channel for pa1
Vast numbers of persens ASSEM-.
the banks Of the river 10 see tne
versity boat race, but the loves o. -,
has nothing to do with the assen"T
for the metropolitan regatta pss
noticed, aud Henley attracts lev
doners unconnected with the ciuos
complete, although at both those M
tas the rowing is greatly superior
shown by the University eights, ~
contests generally are much eioS'
more exciting"
The riots in Cincinnati, grow'hs
Of the tax administration OF Irs''ss
plcrable as they were, have resu''e'
sons good. The courts are
81 murderers with a rapidly ~
unknown. Judges are less iehiop
Jurors seem to have a better ccn'sf
II their duties. and especially
sanctity Of their oaths, while psl
Il a discount. Unreasonable doa'.
which criminals are entitled 70 ~
vantage, are not construed 20 ne
sibiiities OF innocence, which woa
init almost anybody. SO the rio~
ali, like tine French Tsscissl"a; ~
IN unraixed evil,