Daily Republican., 1888-04-30
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Providence Or ~ oficsrs ponre,
200 worth OF liquor into the sews
Tuesday afternoon.
The New York Athlesic Associasio,
thtnks OF dttipR mp six aore park 10
sports ct Newport
Students In the Dakota Uniy ersity In
teRd htsing mp o steam boat and maxim
o summer trip In 1t 70 New Orleans.
Owing to the new high license lay
tho saloon men Of PAterson, N. j., hav,
resolved to charge 10 cents after May
for beer and all .soft drinks"
Mormon elders are still industriously
working In some of the Southern State
TO make women converts, botwithstand
Ing the efforts that are made 10 exolud,
them.
The Boston journal intercedes for IN,
canine family, and snys that n theil
teeth were given q little attention
thereby In = measure preventing tooth
ache. hydrophobia Ia the dog would b,
much raier than Is is.
A Pit:sburg mAa hAs brought sui
against the city for attaching and eell
Ing his homestesd, worth %, ,O0e, for q
debt Of " 60-And that, too, one he did
not owe-,t having been incurred by
another man OF the aane name,
Thomas White, q soldier, blind and
50 years old, who has been living In
most destitute circumstances at the vii
lage OF Mexico, Ohio, walked alone
twelve miles ovsr rough roads TO Tim
"wednesday TO be examined for pen.
zion.
1t is told Of q man who solicited aims
on the streets of Montgomery. Ala, re.
Gently that lie was onoe quite wealthy
Ia 1876 be loAt wager OF S75. 600 thai
he bad staked on the Presidential cleo
tton, and fince then one misfortune hal
crowded closely on the heels Of anoth 81
uLttl ho hes lost his entire fortune and
his health as we'll.
At Indianapolis, as o gentleman wal
walking slonR the street, accom- pani ed
By two young womon, one OF the latial
stepped on o pArlor match and In m
instant the dresses of both were nblaze
nom head to foot By prompt action
on the part Of the gentsmAn the flames
wore sm0thtred before the young wo.
men were seriously burned.
A 'cordinR to an article Ia the New
Or cans Plosyune, DIR. Geo. NJ. Stern.
borg. who visited Cuba 10 iBvestiRaso
the subjsct OF yellow fever germ, writes
to n friend from Baltimore: 1--WE have
no exact knowledgs Of the yellow fever
gsIna, and ny recent researches have,
unfortunately, only shown that the
phystolsns In Brasil and Mexico, who
rlaim 10 have discovered II are without
foundation"
Egg eating contests seem destined 10
become popular. Another WAS held In
6Tooklyn this week, being the outcome
Of boast By William Jones, q local
aIeman, that he could down forty fresh
esRs in Ave minutes. He did 20, and
had thirty seconds to spare. The arst
minute he ate twelve of the fruit. the
second ten, the third eight, tho fourth
seven. The remaining three eggs he
disposed OF In thirty seconds.
The late 'Red" Leary was n proyev.
aional thief and bank burglar. He was
the intellectuA. power behind RanRs OF
robbers, and yet the only time that be
foil into the clutches OF the law vas
when he went TO Paris to work the Ex
position. The French police and the
court authorities had no respect for q
professional thief, and they picked him
up and sent him to priaon. In this
country Mr.. Leary was able to evade
the courts, and though the most notori-
ous thief in the country he never served
a day In an American jail. What 3
of our Judicial system.
IAN amusing incident happened In a
neighboring county . few days ago."
says despatoh from Nashville, Tenn.
"a gentleman had been out to the
country TO attend . funeral. and he
rode back 10 town with the driver OF tho
nearse. IL beng cold night bo con
osiYed the idon OF wrapping himsalf mp
In blanket and getting inside the
hearse and going to sleep, which he
did. The negroes along the road were
very much frightened by neeing dead
man, as they thought, outside Of ooai
IN q henrse, and as the body would roll
shout they became still more f.ightsn
81. The drivor creHtsd 3 sensation when
le reached town by opening the hesree
ind waking the man Inside"