The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-02

Bafour not in the leastdsturbed by the cholera
bacillus and DR.. Weir can hardly say whether or not
he is pleased with the result of the experiment.
A MALICIOUS boy created panic in a Montreal
hotel day recently by thrusting his head into the
diningroom and calling out; Here comes officer
from New York with warrant 1t was several
hours before Of the most nervous guests could
be persuaded to out Of the woods and return
their meal
Miss HELEN TAYLOR, of London, has shown such
marked ability member of the London school
board that she is seriously talked of member of
Parliament Its said there is nothing in the English
law to prevent woman running for Office, although
she has only the right to vote in municipal matters
and not for members of Parliament
MERCHANT Traveller: MARY" remarked Mr..
Gloom to his wife when did Mrs. Tongue go away
for the summerg" .sWhy, didn't know she had
gone. Yes, reckon she has well, hadn't
heard of it. and I'm pretty sure you mistaken"
"0h, no, I'm not" 'sWho told you?" Nobody
went by there this morning, and heard Tongue sing
ing like lark
In Walla Walla, W. r., model city of 1000
inhabitants amunicpal ordinance prohibits any boy
or girl under fourteen years of age from being out
alone after dark Another regulation is that child
sent for physician must be given permit to do
No tobacconist can sell TO children under fourteen
years of age and Sunday liquor selling is punishable
by heavy fine
Mrs. ]. w. MAcKEY, says the Continental Gazette,
has been called upon to part with her petted little
protege, Master John Russell Young, jr., now
thriving infant Of over ten months old The aunt of
the late Mrs. Young Mrs. Jewell, arrived in Paris
some days ago, and has taken the little fellow to
boarding house prior to her departure with him for
the United States, a
T.,
to know anything of real life in foreign country to
travel thirdcass and live fourthclass. He says that
once he went through Spain with wealthy
Americans They travelled irst-class third; they
always had compartment to themselves, / had q
constant kaleidoscope of ever-varyng company they
slept most of the journey, I kept very much
awake. They paid heavily for everything because
they wished to pay and announced it by their man
ners. paid about half for just the same, because
I announced that did not wish to pay than
reasonable
REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM D. KELLEY Of Penn.
sylvania having paired his vote Congress with Col
Morrison win sail for Germany Wednesday by tho
Elbe, of the North German line. There he will join
his family for a two months vacation, returning in
September to take active part in the campaign for
Blaine and Logan. II don't go for the sake of my
health says the Father Of the House. sbut merely
LOT roSt anu PRESSURE my nedtun Is all flghI now
work with ease go early to bed, sleep soundly and
enjoy perfect health, with no other admonton of my
full threescore and ten years than the consciousness
that can't work all the time without rest, as
once did; but that is the fate of ALL
La LANTERNE has remarkable story about the
Sunbeam diamond, suggested by the exhibitiono Of
precious stones at Paris. In 1866 diamond valued
at over 100000 was found in CHILEAN mine, near
Caracotes It's owner, Mr.. joan Pareso, hawked it
about Europe, and at length found purchaser In
Queen Victoria 1t put into the hands of Bond
street London jeweler to be set and for eight days
was exhibited in his window. One fine morning the
jeweer found the in which it specially set
apart broken and the jewel gone. No trace of the
thief could be found and the ieweer partially inde.
nifed the Queen for her loss On the 9TH of May
there died in miserable lodging in Strasburg man
of seventy named Julian Partridge. His landlord was
amazed to find in Partridges pocket huge diamond
wrapped up in letter, telling that he finding himself
dying wished to explain that the diamond inhs pocket
the Sunbeam, which he had stolen but, know
ing that Mr.. Pareso had shown it all over Europe he
had not after ALL dared to attempt to sell it. The
diamond was returned to the Queen who, Of course
repaid the jeweler.