The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-06-08

MAYOR DUPLEX. of Wheatland, Cal.
is cOlOred man.
JUDGE GRESHAM wears five war bull
lets in his system.
CAMPBELL BROWN, one of the lead
ing farmers of Tennessee, has become
insane.
PROFESSOR A. A, STARR, of West
field. n. j., the well-known microscop
ist, has lost his sight
WALTER BEsANT has gone to Italy tt
rest. He is one Of the very hardest
working literary men in London.
REV. FREDERICK COURTNEY, Bishor
of Nova Scotia, is considered to be one
of the best authorities on the English
language.
DR.. GATLING has pate nted a new
gun metal, composed of steel and
aluminium, and said to be of remark.
able strength.
Mrs. WILLIAM d. BISHOP, Jr.,
daughter Of the late Elihu B. Wash
burne, is i'll with the small-p ox at
Bridgeport, Conn.
PUNDITA RAMABAI has said goodbye
to Boston and started for home by way
of San Francisco. She expects to reach
India in September.
NINE. MINNIE HAUK has received
from the Duke Of Sake Meiningen the
Cross of Merit in recognition of her
artistic achievements.
SIR ANDREW BARCLAY WALKER,
formerly Mayor of Liverpool, has Of
fered to give ESQ., 900 toward building 9
q cathedral in that city.
BY the aid of papers written at the
time of her death the grave of Goethe's
wife. in ST. Jacobs Cemetery, at Wei
mar, has at last been identified.
BOOTH AND BARRETT s profits have
not been less than $780, 900 during
their late season. of which Mr.. Booth,
receives six-tenths, Mr. Barrett four
tenthS.
DIR. NEWMAN, of Washington, known
so long as General Grants pastor,
has gone to New York to attend the
Methodist Conference, and, with his
wife, is the guest of Mrs Grant.
HERBERT SPENCER is in much better
health now, although he is still re-
strained from the labor of writing. He
is able to work three hours day and
dictate everything to a secretary.
EX-DETECTIVE SERGEANT HOLLY
LYONS, of New York, who died in
Brooklyn last week of pneumonia,
was said 'to know more thieves by
sight than any other living police
man."
BELvA LOCKWOOD has bought her
spring bonnet, which is pronounced a
thing of beauty, but judicious friends
are panied to observe that among it's
decorations the Presidential bee is
still prominent.
0. S. STRAUs United States Minis
ter to Turkey, leads an unusual busy
life. He has for several weeks been
making tour Of inspection of consul
lates, which took him through Egypt,
Asia. Syria and other Oriental coun-
tries.
Miss FRANCES WILLARD advises all
girls who feel a CALL" as she once
did, to the ministry to enter theo-
logical seminary and prepare for
the work, undistur bed 10y the alleged
If reconcilability of the vocations of
minister and mother.
YONG Flu, editor of the Herald.
Toxic, last week gave considerable
time to the study of the relics of the
revolutionary war in Independence
Hall, Philadelphia. He intends writing
an article for his paper on the Ameri-
can struggle for independence.
AssHETON SMITH is commemoratine
Queen Victoria's jubilee in remark
able manner. He has caused to be
planted on the slopes of Noel Rhiwen
Mountain, in Wales, several thousand
trees which will be so arranged as TO
represent the words Jubilee, 1887"
Two of the best known bank presi-
dents of St Paul, married women with
Indian blood in their veins. and the
children of these unions are among the
most esteemed people of the city. Such
marriages were not uncommon in the
Northwest in the pioneer days; before
white woman began to come to the
frontier.
M. FLOQUET wanted NJ. Goblet to be
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