Morris tribune., 1886-05-12
MISSING LINKS.
A fourteen-pound nugget Of gold has
been found in Siberia.

Deem 1Ounu IN OlDcrla.
Mr.. Pendleton writes from Berlin
that he is still wrestling with Otto'f
grammar.
Ex-senator Yulee is said to have had
for grandfather wealthy Hebrew
who was once prime minister to the
sultan of Morocco.
A story is now current in London that
when Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain was
asked how many it takes to make eau
Gus, he replied: Zone, madam, if he is
unanimous"
Sir Andrew Walker, who has just
public houses in Liverpool. Nearly all
the persons in England who deal in
drinks are Tories.
1t has come to be common practice
in Irish hunts to warn the crowd against
a horse that makes too free with his
heels by tying danger signal in the
shape of red ribbon on his tail.
Few monarchs can boast of progeny
so illustrious as King Christian TX. of
Denmark Five out of his six children
are married and have families. The
eldest sons of each of these families are
the prospective monarchs of Denmark,
Greece, the British Empire, Russia and
Hanover
The condition of Mrs. Catherine
Scales, the mother of the public
S SI % ~. t1o.io, - oeoiaieu Ny '.o
ta+ ;4 1'' fto ~ ~ W I'D safi
liza. oty aiee, ~ i th o an" u nf od ca
ton. now At the aoe Of 10 she is sick.
moor and scarcely able to procure the
harest necessities Of life,
NJ ya,l- 1ot.a, ,,.;.ou o.+;,o+oa
~ Nv IN po.I ,'0i e'' I.':
tiat Ileai!y " "lu noccnei LIDS uullnS
t snT i.es' 1oA'S years e"lh'0'' Aioii0y ID
t r1n o,., eooo ooo
@ ect,Ere ai fe iso"ohol 80 600
Sundry publications ............... 100000
Wedding fees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
1nclaell'ais'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4o,OoO
Total $50 GOO
t. ;s rono,tod fl Of tho Car ;ntonds in
1897 to arSun,e - t;tle no,,iTa,ont to that
Of Em NJ oTar the Whole Of Central
Asia T. ;s sa;d +bot bis In,nar;aI Ma ~
;aStT will male a state antrT into Sa-
1 y,oayoanJ md tboro fornooI,v ;oSSrn,o
4 H. so1-o,oo.,,+r o+or Cont,aI AS;o - +ho
rno aun aiI tho AD,nors and ~ Khano
p III aro ,,nJor Tho swav ~ 1n,nor;aI
Rnss;a TbiS ;s M now jes;1o on tho
part of Russia, for this scheme was for
q long time under consideration by the
late Gar Alexander H., and has only
come to light now through the indiscre-
ton of high. official.
E;ob+eop hupdred Years aoo tho Chi
nasa made naner from f;hrons matter ro-
d,ced to a min Now each nrovince
maLes ito own ncculiar VARIETY. The
ooIahr.+od Chinese rico manor tbot so
roSemhies wooien and s;lt fabrics and
ON ,vh;cb arc na;nted Quaint birds and
49, = n,onufaot,irad frnr, 49,,
..uossa5 nth ,.b;oh ;S ont s,,;r.Ii-- h-
taen Lnsfe into thin slices sir inches
wide and twice as long: Funeral pa
.pers, or paper limitations OF earthly
things winch they desire 10 oestow on
departed friends, are burned over their
graves. They use paper window frames,
paper sliding DOORS ana paper visiting
cards yard long. 1t is related that
when a distinguished representative OF
.ne DIi'lsn uoSer a. T Ls Iekln
seyeral seL'an III, Diougns niln nuge
en,. "n no,a W III .Sn o .;s;.; s ennd ING ns
liool, plo'eu W oo 'io 'i'i''s o'iu u
'ie nihpei".
There sits IN Congress (says the Bal
tlmore sum man VINO once ran
against Grover Cleveland for the post OF
Sheriff OF Erie County, New York, and
although beaten by him at the time, he
filled his unexplred term and IS now a
member OF Congress. The member is
John b. Weber OF Buffalo. he is
small man, with pleasant face, and
quick, active step and manner he is
Republican, but that does not prevent
him from being on good terms with
President Cleveland Soon after Mr..
Weber came here this winter he called