The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-11
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with the cowboys with whom they ,t0y-I D.
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er the Kid"
THE Rev. Leonard Woolsey Bacon, long the highly
original but orthodox, pastor of the rich Park Con-
gregational Church. of Norwich, Conn, has set the
church gossips all by the by becoming Unitarian
clergyman in a Worcester pulpit.
THE late Earl Grosvenor, who was passionately fond
of mechanical engineering frequently to be found
in the railway workshop at Crewe Station and stin
oftener driving 1.-THE Wild Irishman" between London
and Hoyhead. There is not driver on the northern
section of the London and Northwestern railway to
whom Lord Grosvenor's face was unfamiliar.
! CHARLES BRADLAUGH, the infidel member of Par
Lament, has brother who is actively engaged in
evangelical work The latter disclams any difference
with his brother, except in religious opinions and
though there is no fraterna companionship between
them he says he loves him much as ever and con-
fdently looks for his conversion to Christianity.
THE last signature of Peter Cooper was postal
card written by his secretary. 1t addressed to
gentleman in the West, and stated that Mr.. Cooper
took pleasure in sending him a copy of his work on
the protective tariff The card lay unnoticed on Mr.
Coopers desk for several days after his death when
it was mailed to the person for whom it intended
ONE Anna L., who lives Vienna, recently made
certain remarks concerning pet dog that not in
the nature of compliment 4 few days later of
the Vienna newspapers contained the following state
ment her II hereby retract the insulting
language used against Agar, the pet dog of Baroness
K, and declare said Agar to be welbehaved ca
nine"
THE Rev. Thomas X Beecher of Emira, was
derstood, from communication to the Gazette to be
champion of the justifablty of suicide under
tain circumstances. He writes now, in substance
that when it is determined by individual with the
approval of his friends that it is mo longer worth
while to drift about this sinful planet" he is then
justified ''in sailing into the hereafter by his
act"
NUBAR PAsHA is not young looking for his
tifty-nine years. He has a frank, strong face es-
pecialy marked by heavy gray mustache and large
eyes. He married daughter of wealthy Egyptian
banker, and has son-Boghos Bey-snd two
daughters. The studied for some time in Eng
land but is not yet known whether he inherts his
fathers talents not. Nubar himself is the best
linguist in Egypt. His English accent is perfect.
SENATOR LoGANs fveyear-old grandchild was
perched visitors knee the other day cycling wish
fully bright nickel which the gentleman was Of
fering him. But his mother, with look and nod. babe
him not accept it. The little fellow next turned to the
Senator to get his permission to take the proffered
gift, but he frowned a still emphatic refusal.
Then the embryo statesman grabbed the coin and
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pa he doesn't want any Office
A TEMPERANCE orator in Englang related the other
day that friend that took the pledge found that
abstinence did not agree with him His doctor
mended slight alcoholic stimulant. How can I
violate my vowl" said the sick man. II have even
forbidden my servants beer and going to preside
at Blue Ribbon meeting next week" well, it is
positively necessary" said the doctor 'You had
better get bottle of whisky hide it away and when
your shaving water comes up just mix yourself one
lumber of whisky and water Meeting his servant
few days after, the doctor inquired how his master
getting "Oh, finely in health, the
answer, but think there is something wrong in
the head-he has taken to shaving himself six times
day"
BELIEVER in the chameleon's diet once undertook
to train his horse to live next to nothing and then
complained that when he had reduced the daily datery
to a single straw the awkward quadruped spoiled the
experiment by dying DR.. Vessmayer, English
vegetarian enthusiast of Belfort House. Sydenham,
has been afflicted by kindred disappointment. This
amiabe theorist maintained the doctrine of living on
a regimen representing penny farthing day. and
had the honesty to try it himself. He began
toward the end of November and after the first week
published exalted account of the wonderful intel
leetual cearness and of physical ghtless and
elasticity produced. But his penny farthing paradise
turned out an illusion. He is now at deaths door,
with three M. DIS attending him.