The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-08

hosiery, and leaving the painful impression in
the minds of his readers that they may not
battle at ALL the Journal must decline to repro
duce his article. In writing up this inland
summer resort. the indianapolis element, which
which does SO much to fill up local society col
umns," must not be neglected
OWNERS of yachts and such as would like to
become the owners of vessels of that kind,
should bear in mind that it is not more expen-
care of fine horse. OF course thousands may
be squandered on yacht. but one can be kept
in sailing trim for q very reasonable sum. 1t is
recommended that yachts should be bought
ready-made, as they can be purchased for about
half less than one could be built to order These
points should be kept in view by the citizens Of
Indianapolis. It should be borne in mind, too
that the word is not pronounced yacht" but
ssyotn
Among the column of items under the heading
''Sunbeams' in one of the New York papers are
the following. which are anything but like sun
beams
Mrs. Hanson, while picking blackberries near
Oakland, Ill.,, was bitten in the ankle by blue
racer She was at once placed in wagon and
driven homeward, but she died before her home
was reached.
tom Higgins, of Spirit Lake, Ia, had sun
stroke the other day. His brother started for
the doctor in a hurry. and the horse he rode
stumbled threw the boy over his head, and step
ped on his chest INJECTING injuries from which
he will probably die"
IT is now definitely announced that the maya
zine to be issued by Charles Scribner's Sons will
be illustrated, and will be called 'Scribners
Magazine" though in no sense a revival of the
old monthly which was merged in the Century. y
The editor will be Mr.. E. L. Burlingame. A
large outlay of money and labor will doubtless
be required before the new venture reaches the
standing gained by the old. but the firm is GER
tainly not entering into it without knowledge
of the risks.
THE labor question is becoming very badly
complicated by the strike of twelve girls who
have been engaged in wrapping tolu at a tolu
foundry in Louisville There are not less than
100000 girls in this country who are ready
and willing to take the places of the twelve
who have left their FORCES there. The chance of
chewing tolu nineteen hours day is one not to
be despised.
THERE is one satisfaction guaranteed Mr.. j.
Pierce Weaver that few mortals are permitted
to enjoy and that is he has been able to visit the
grave of the fellow who looked like him. The
fellow that looks like you is never as handsome
as you are. and nobody knows it better than
uniting the putting away of such disagreeable
persons.
IF Brother Sam Jones keeps on he will estab-
lish himself in the affections of the children,
whatever preindices their elders may cherish
In recent sermon the evangelist declared that
''any father at the table who will palm off the
neck or back of chicken upon his children is not
a Christian"
INDIANAPoLIsi is coming along in some things,
and now blind man has waived examination on
a charge of having picked pocket and taken a
gold watch. There are few cities that can pro-
duce blind ick-pockets. and few with men stupid
enough to allow a blind man to get away with
their valuables
CHARLES SUGDEN, the dude actor who caused
a mild sensation some time ago by clipping with
and takes this method of making himself solid
with the worshipers of histrionic libertines. He
will doubtless reap the reward of his infamy.
FASHIONABLE" young lady at Cape May
length. and has had it tipped with gold 1t
would require infinitely more delicate work to
tip her alleged intellect with gold.
MISS EMMA THURsBY is tarrying at Ems jus t
Wonder how Miss Thursby likes to be spoken of
as Emf It would be much more respectful to
say she is stopping at Emma's
Mrs Husseys story of 'sDavy,"a pictureE'of
Brazil mining life, has received the second prize,
$3.50, from the Youths Companion. Mrs. Hussey
resides at Brazil, and the story is exceedingly
interesting and cleverly told.
| THE son of Paul r. Hayne, the Southern poet.
is trying to prove that the stories that his father
was improvident and cranky are not true. This
BILE versiiers of the age.
The oldest and one of the best newspaper re-
porters in California is Miss Genevieve Green,
who is by no means as verdant as her name
would indicate.
THERE is said to be no less than II, GAO. 600
hotel keepers in France. Send the gentleman
UP to 6, 493 oh sankey-aim.
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ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.
PRINCE BISMARCK has seventy-six decorations
and monument.