The Dawson journal., 1884-03-27

Five hundred artists now boro
studiosin New York city. nave
There were 1880 more emf
grants left Irish ports in 1889 than
in 1882. 'i'''N
Thos. A. Edison, the inventor.
IS spending the winter in Florida
with his family.
A statue of George Sand by
N. Mlllet is to be unveiled at La
Catre on July Is.
Meissonier, who is now Y, does
not dye, but wears a beard like y
river gods and white as snow.
One Of Boston's dog-catchers
has captured and killed 1862
CANNES during the past five
years.
Several snow banks along the
Central Pacific railroad tracks in
California will have to be dislodg-
ed with powder.
Children employed in the lace
making schools in Belgium work
twelve hours, and sometimes earn
SIX cents per day.
John Kelly says the talk about
his being candidate for May
or of New York is "all gable"
lie does not want the Office.
Only two signers of the Texas
Declaration of independence are
llving-S. W. Blount, of San
Augustine, and G. B. Steward, of
Montgomery.
Ex-Speaker Keller is said to be
confiding to his intimate friends
the news that he will retire from
public life at the close of his pres
ent term.
Judge Dunno, of Tallahassee,
recently made count by the
Pope, owns l64, 100 acres in Her
nando county, Fla, and has form
ed large Catholic colony.
In describing the. crowd at one
of John L. Sullivan's entertain
ments in San Francisco a local
reporter said: professionally a
man tainted and was carried cut
by the police"
Mr.. Paul Claes. an eminent dis
tiller, who died lately at Lemberg,
Belgium, Was head Of an estab-
lishment founded by his family in
1850, which has made the fortune
Of the town.
One Of Davy Crocketts old
bunting tnives, with a finch
wooden htn,ile and 6-inch blade,
with II silver band around the
handle, has been presented 10 the
ennesse~ Historical Society
Almond growing is declared to
be failure in Northern Cali+or-
MIA, he fruit blossoming too ear
~ sa3 not heat ing full crop
Gan BilwalT has recently grated
his almond orchard to prunes.
Charles II. Osgood, OF Amherst,
Mass. has constructed a catama-
rgt u sections, that can be taken
apart and packed for overland
travel. In this he will sail to the
head waters Of the Connecticut.
BY a bill now before the Massa-
chusetts Legislature it is proposed
to prohibit the exhibition Of de
formed persons who are minors or
insane, and of persons who have
an appearance OF deformity pro-
duced by artificial means.
When Miss Susan B. Anthony
heard that the Massachusetts
House of Representatives had de-
cided against woman suffrage by
the decisive vote Of IA to so, she
doubtless felt as if her incipient
Butler boom had been started en-
tirely too early in the season.
1t has been noticed in Washing
ton that all the deaths which have
taken place among members OF
the House during the sessions
since the Forty-ffth Congress, on
both the Republican and Demo-
cratic side, have been from the
middle or forth row. That row
has, therefore, been called ga
tahty Row"
The venerable Rev. Mr. David
Winters, of Dayton, O., on Thurs
day last married his 4,9S0th cou-
pie, and after the ceremony wish
ed the bride as much happiness as
had been the lot Of her good faith
er and not less estimable grand
father, at whose weddings he had
the pleasure of officiating.
| have known much of the man.
ufacture and use of Swift's Spe-
cific. There are men in this COM
munity, well known citizens, who
were victims in their early life,
and who taken S. S. s., and are
now, to all appearances, and in
their own belief, as free from faint
Of disease as the first man, fresh
from his Maker. Dalicacy for