Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-15

( And the sunshine filings
Its gold through my window pane,
/ And \ sweet perfume
| Steals into my room
From the lilacs in the lane.
/ The skies are clear;
1 Ind the schooi-yafd near
The children romp in giee:
I The earth is bright
In the glad sunlight,
But what is IL AL 10 me?
For. across the way
There's din today
That tortures my weary brain:
The maiden fair
With golden hair
Is al the piano again.
Boston Courier.
Discoveries Of gold are reported in
Hampshire county. w. Va.
A company has been formed to manufac-
ture soda from the waters of Soda Lake,
Churchill county, Nevada.
The official records of San Bernanlne
county, Cal, do not show a single birth oI
death in the county during 1855.
Ii is claimed by Pacific coast newspaper :
that at least S60.0OO worth of opium has
been smnggled into the United States dur
ing the past four months.
The bullion product of the mines in the
vicinity Of Butte City. Montana. for the
year ending 1855 fo0ts up $1,000, 600, and
that of Leadville, Colorado, s12. 900. 900.
Deacon Smith ."Remember that Won
must give an account of all your action.
and deeds when you go to the other world. :"
Colored Party-''Wall. boss, Is mighty
glad is got very poor memory. The
Judge.
If were you and YOU were l.. she SANG
vigorously at the piano. and turning Ia him
said: What would you dO?' We'll.
love, he answered. Judging from disposi-
ton and the color of your hair. I'D say YOU
would take club and knock me off that
piano stool if didn't stop singing. ,-Mer-
chant Traveller.
man from New Lisbon. n Y, mailed
two letters at the Oieonto nr,tofiice the
other day. His strange manner in b,yiny
tile stamps. and his query as to what to do
with the stamps after he had bought them.
excited curiosity. and inquiry brought out
tie singular fact that. although SIS years of
aye, he had never before mailed letter.
SIster-'Did you forgive that boy for
striking you.''
Young brother-''Oh. yes
Sister-'That's good boy. l am very
glad
Young br,tb.r-..Rut il b.,d b.,,,, ,;,,,.,,
I'd have waIl,,.,d him like thun,l.r TIL.
Judge.
ue oe,eoia'"n 1i us hiti centenary oi
wi .,, .Nes'.. oi he,aen%rg next August
W. sisHhic aHair, over so-0oo old
., .'s us"s eNlsr.eH' a. Well As many
onei guests aeputatioiis, dtr. The prePa-
ynr Schsa., h;'n,.,t '' ny, NM'oi
JIe;dsIhar,, .nd d. ai.J., % s'.,en' ..
,n,nv sons. has ,,rr;,,.,,' 80, ""'nol , VI
f0r which Vincen, a.h,,., ,.,'; n.'"'.
,b.. m,S;c mas '"''i''>'"
M"'iief, SAID a little RockIand girl.
looking up from her book, what doee
TRANSATLANTIC nieanf 'Oh, across tn.
Auaht'c' oi course. Don't bother me, you
made me i"rgef my count. 'DOt.> trans
always mean across" l suppose il does
IL you doh stop botiiering me with your
questions ycu :. 90 10 bed Then does
hahsl'afe mean across parent'7 Ten
n,'utFs SsN, she was resting IN her little
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. courier.
4 little unpleasantness between lady Of
high rank and a member of the clergy will
shortly claim the attention of one of III,
lower courts Of Vienna. The Counties,
Pongracz- Metternich has sued the Cura,.
Roth for insulting and bodily iniuring he,
by calling her a fool and slagpiny her fa,.
when she inquired after cruss donated by
her to the church presided over by thu
curate, while he claims 10 be greatly lurt in
hls feelings because the countess call, d him
a fool when he entered in his sac, rlnta