Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-11-07

GovernOr-elect Foraker. of Ohio, thinks the
recent rain in that State very refreshing.
President q .vcland vii, go hOnct= v,t
He evidently does not believe in pairing cG
Ferdinand Ward may not he of a reyengeful
nature, but some people say he is Lying IN
watt
Colonel Tom Ochljree Is abnormally Guiet.
He must be suffering from ossification OF con-
science.
The King OF Denmark lie more worried over
warr on his chin than many man with a
carbuncle on his nose.
upin the lete campaign thar he feels us il he
had had the maiaria.
His CT lestisl Upue SIS he SUDAN of Turkey is
said to be falling mental Y. Sunset Cox should
prOpOund simpler conrn6rnms
Nic6 President Hendricks is said to be
building a very pretty poi tical fence around
certa II portions of the Northwest
Chief Justice Waite is prepared for hard
work this winter, his health having been fully
restored by his recent trip abroad.
Ferdinand Ward possesses the power of pre-
varication TO such an extent that he could dis
count old Munchausen on fish stories.
The Empress of Austria is on six weeks
cruise in the Imperial yacht. She will visit
Athens, but will remain a strict Incognita.
The success of Miss clevelands book has
impelled large number of women to emulate
her example, SO far as writing is concerned.
An Illinois girl had her wrist broken by a
young minister who shook hands with her.
She got even with him by preaIsing his heart.
General Butler has a generous heart and
will doubtless die a philan.hropist. He pro-
poses TO give his private library to Colby Uni
versity.
The Empress os AT3tr,l I; eNtravasantly
fond of hunting. The sum OF q ,OOa has
been expended in erectirgs e hunting castle
for her in Langer Wildpark, near Vienna.
Christine Missions brother hear her sing
for the first time at Gothenburg recently
Being poor peasant he probably could not
afford to pay the price of admission before.
Florence Blythe, who bids fair to be &C.
knowledged as the heiress of the s3.000,0O0
Blythe estate in San Francisco, is little girl
of eleven years. She will have hosts of suitors
in fewyears:
Miss Belle Franklin, the Dakota schoO,-
teacher who saved a peighbor's wheat stacks
and house from the prairie fires by harnessing
the horses to the plough and turning several
burrows, is daily receiving proposals of mar
riage from prosperous bachelor farmers.
Lady Emily Fitzmaurice has been fishing in
Lady Lansdowne's Meikleour water in the Tay
and has been very successful, having, in two
days, landed twenty-three salmon and grilse
her heaviest take being fish of twenty
pounds. a very pretty catch for lady
The eventual dover: of the Princess Hids
of Nassau, says I.abouchere, will be hundred
| millions Of forins in ready money, and posi-
bly,, as the old Emperor of Germany is tender
| ly attached 10 his daughter, the Grand duchess
OF Baden, ard her child ren, the sequestratet
critics in stlnp st lnp frp fr pt6 So J&saassau hesi9es nrnn
| Emile Zola, the French novilest. has beer
writing his "reminiscences. Atone PERIOD III
saws. he was very pushed fer money. an'
| we'd in a garret, with scarcely enough FOOD u
| cat Suddenly an idea struck him. He set
tran on the roof and caught sparrows, o
which he made most dainty dishes, these bird
forming his only animal food for months.
| awhen Annie Pixiey first appeared in Bango
she borrowed baby to carry on the stage II
her play. few days ago Miss Pixley was as
tonished to receive an application from VIC
r an of twenty-five, who proved to be the ma
tured edition of that original youngster
The aston,shment referred to was caused b.
the sudden revelation OF the fact that Mis-
Pixley is growing old, Chicago News. ....