The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-08-27

feeling. Isaw them 60 by as if they were swiftly
moving panorama. was dead, knew was dead
and died without struggle or pain Of any kind
whatever He was fshed out and resuscitated
after half hours hard work, and thus capital Gov.
ernor was saved for the State
The wife of an American author is reported to hava
recently said to him. Ny dear, you are always hunt
ing tor people to put in novels. Why don't you put
me int 4 have already was the reply eOh, whenl
Why didnt you tell mei' II was afraid you would
not like it, dear" "Of course should. How siIvl
What is the name of the characterq sYou mustn't
be angry then-Calanity Jane, the Terror Of Tres
COW Gulch.'n
THERE are several ways of packing a trunk but
lady who arrived at Waukesha, a Wisconsin mineral
springs resort, did not pick out Of the best She
placed bottle of Florentne water and jug of French
shoe polish upon the very top of everything else.
When the corks came out they did, the fluids had
large field of operation and they took such advantage
OF It that almost the whole of the magnificent and ex
pensive wardrobe was ruined
GENERAL LOGAN said an old army officer who
fought under him during the war the other day sin
Cured the bitter hostility of several members Of his
own family by casting the weight of his sword into
the Union balance. His own mother was bitterly op.
posed to the stand he took in regard secession and
it said that Logans division actually camped on the
oiu panItlon belonging TO The ogans In South Caro-
lima during the march TO the sea.
SENATOR MORRILL, of Vermont who accompa-
MED Mr.. Blaine to Europe in 1867 says that on that
trip Mr.. Blaine told him how the bulk of his fortune
was made. He had purchased tract of coal lands in
West Virginia for S400 0o paying part of that sum
down, and the balance soon after from the profits Of
the mines. These mines, Mr.. Blaine said were then
paying him annually an amount equal to the interest
on 100000; and they have increased in value
since
DOG bedsteads arepossessed by several Cape May
owners of fine dogs They are made of the lower part
of barrel sawed through ten inches from the ground
The mattress is filed with hair and has an artificial
leather ticking The wood is painted in dark coors,
and around the edge is embossed leather trimming
fastened with brass headed nails. On front staye is
an oval in which appears the dogs name in gold let
ters From bar attached to the back falls mosqui
to netting, enveloping the bed and its occupant
IT is said that the hair and beard of the Duke Of
Brunswick whitened in twenty,four hours upon his
hearing that his father had been ortaly wounded in
the battle of Auerstadt. Marie Antoinette the un-
fortunate queen of Louis XVI, found her hair sud
happened to Charles when he attempted to escape
from Carisbrooke Castle. Mr. limbs, in his Doctors
and Patients, says that chemists have discovered
that hair contains an oil, mucous substance iron
oxide of manganese phosphate and carbonate of IRON
flint and large proportion of sulphur. White hair
contains also phosphate of magnesia and its oil is
nearly eolorless. When hair becomes suddenly white
sorbing the oil as in the operation of whitening
wooden cloths. Il