The National tribune., 1885-09-17

Some time after a message came from the Queen to
the Governor General Lord Dalhousie. ordering
the oiaihon" 10 0e AT once sent nome. iawrenIe
turned to his brother Henry at the Board and said
"Send it at once" why, you have it, said his
brother. Lawrence was terror-stricken. 1t was
fortunately found still in the pocket Ii is pre-
served in Windsor Castle, but a model of the gem
is kept in the jewel-room of the Tower.
"A person unfamiliar with the fashion can
hardly imagine the number of people who, each
time they have their hair trimmed. also have the
tonsorai artist shave their ears. All BARRIERS are ia
miliar with this class of customers and fashionable
one In this city said a few days since, that dozen
or more gentleman customers at his establishment
have their ears shaved guIarly.-Boston Saturday
Ereninl Gazette.
A Pawnee Indian is reported as having de-
camped from the Indian Territory with 81 500 be-
longing TO trader. If this is So further proof
Is needed to show the Indian is capable of higher
civilization, and intelligent enongh to become a
voter and hold Office. II is possible however, that
the trader has lied for the purpose of cheating his
creditors.
Milo Collins, the half-breed Indian who placed
$4,000 in one of our banks this week, started in the
business of raising with two or three head OF
cattle a few years ago Yearly he has disposed of
portion of his increase, and recently sold his herd
for $4,000. This shows the possibilities of stock
raising Milo Is married to deaf woman oil the
Crow tribe, and takes life very easy, surrounded by
his horses, cows. and offspring.-Bo=emaR tAois-
tdadl Chronicle.
-" In Spain, !" says the Boston Journal ga letter
can be registered to be sent to the United States for
five cents but IL person in Boston wishes to regis
ter letter TO be sent to Worcester the charge Is 10
cents
According 20 temperance orator at Winthrop,
Me, of % mea who banded themselves together to
oppose the WashingtOnian temperance movement,
ii died of the abuse of liquor and four through ac-
cidens caused by it seven were lost at sea, and an
eighth sailed and never heard from; two
killed themselves, and two were hanged at the
South.
There is another peculiar industry which is
turning in its vOtares more or less honest penny
this Summer at the Eastern seaside resorts. The
practitioner is generally a good looking, we'll
dressed young fellow, and his profits are large.
He is walking saloon. and his business is to sup
ply bathers just out of tile wafer with good drink
of whizSy. He carries half dozen TASKS full OF
good article, and makes no direct charge for the
slug" But his earnings net him about 500 a week
and it he Summers" and saves--CJeretdnd
| (Ohio) Plain Dealer.
The present Lord Lytton, POLITICALLY known as
Owen Meredith, began his diplomatic career in his
cailow youth attache to the British Legation
at Washington, and left some unpleasant memories
| behind him, but has made some compensation IN
| the way of poems.
AT the instance OF the German Minister of War
who desires to protect carrier pigeons, the public
forestcrs have received orders TO keep the sharpes
possible lookout for bids of prey, and to exterru
nate them as far possible.