The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-11-12
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Mrs. PARMELIA CRANE who died in Chicago Sat.
urday was the early love Of Cardinal McCosky. She
was young widow when they met, and he was stu.
dent She would not marry Catholic and so he was
saved to the church. She niece of the queen of
the Sandwich islands
Mr. GLADSTONE is the owner Of the champion pen.
Gil of the world. manufacturer at Keswick has
sent him walking stick thirty nine inches long made
Of cedar, and forming large pencil with lead near
y half inch square running through it. This curl
pencil has solid silver band bearing an inscrp.
ton in verse.
MAN who used to preach the gospel in the settle
ents has written to friend in Eureka, New. that he
is running bar in Uleda Montana and that his part
ner is Vaughn, oldtimer from California who used
deal faro in Colorado and sent to the peniten
tary for burglary. HE is good gambling man,
declares his clerical partner in burst of admira
tion and he adds. by way of personal vindication:
Selling whisky pays better than preaching, and be
sides it is no harder work"
EUGENE SCHUYLER in the last North American
Review, has interesting paper on United Bull.
garia" He says General Grant was very much inter
ested in the Eastern question, and while visiting Con.
stantnople entertained some friends by telling what
he would have done had he arrived before CONSTANT
nople at the head of victorious army. Without en-.
terng into details, Mr.. Schuyler says he would have
occupied the city made provision the safety of all
property and then issued proclamation leaving all
ultimate arrangements to the European powers on one
condition. That the rule Of the Turk in Europe was
to be forever abolished"
THE cave out of which Gen. Israel Putnam drarped
the wolf Is seldom visited. because it is in stony
mountainous forest in corner of Connecticut
picnic party this summer made the tedious trip
yxbi oh spvN ix,aJ
are pictures in primers of Putnam entering the cave
erect with blazing torch held above his head. The
hole is really small that it only be explored on
hands and knees and an adult cannot turn round in
it, The length is 800 feet and tradition says that he
followed the beast to the further end, shot him be-
tween the eyes by their glow, and drawn out
with him by means of rope.
THERE is in the extreme north of Utah a magrif-
cent subterranean reservoir of first class soda
bubblng and effervescng out of the ground in such
quantities that all America might be supplied In the
extreme south, the road to Orderville is an OK.
quise circular lakelet that is always just full to the
brm with water as clear and green as beryl. And
wherever the water overfows the lakes ed ge 1t en-.
cruss the ground and the grass and the fallen leaves
upon it with fine coating of limestone so that the
brim is growing higher and higher with the impercep.
tble but certain growth of coral reef and in the
course of generations the lake will become concerted
basin.
The example of Lady Granville Gordon. who, under
the pseudonym OF 'Lierre." short time ago. opened
mlner's shop in May Fair London-where it is
said the Princess of Wales bought goods to the value
of $5OO-has fired the ambition of other ladies to go
and do likewise. late student of Girton. adopting
for business purposes the Of Nine Isabel. has
now become partner in a weknown bonnetshop in
Wgmcre street. A leading motive or these English
ladies in taking up millinery q career next TO the
laudabe aim Of earning money thereby Is TO lead I'm.