The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-31
STANDARD TOPICS.

iOus Flack scandal.
STANDARD TOPICS.
The new gold crown which Emperor
William, Of Germany, has had maaio for
him weighs three pounds. Ii is NOT every
head that can stand three good pounsis.
Kate Field is about tn start n newspaper
nj Washington. tn lsc devoted principally
To "a discussion Of national issues. The
paper will have a peculiar Field of it's own.
Minnie Hank has purchased the waR-
villa on Lake Lhcerne. She did not
bsiy il for n song, hut about eight ar ten of
them at the prices she got In this country
will foot the bill.
Some Of the railroad companies assert
that they are experiencing what they call
n scar famine, !" hut people who have got
more than they can carry are not rcspoii-
sible for what they say.
The craze for sliding over Niagara Falls.
says the New York Commercial, has
reached such proportions that IL has been
found necessary to plant signs all along
the hanks of the river requesting visitors
To "Plcasc keep Oft the cataract"
The shah of Persia has finished his Eu-
royean tour and IL once more I'm the capi-
tai of his native land. The line of his
travels is indicated ON the map of Europe
by n wide, crooked stripe of red ink, says
the Philadelphia Press. IL must Ia. adj
mittctl that some of the shah's paintings
arc masterpieces i'm their line.
william Green. of kcarney. n. J ..wbo~e
elcvcn-year-old daughter said shc had
recn sanH-naRRe" anu rooru y. ~ 81,
ierefi sSoo rcwari Tor tnc "rrH' :" the VII
liau. The detective who proved that the
girl had ssIiianslcred the money and was
tl,s. prize liar of New Jersey, now demands
the $3.50, and the old man has gone uI'
stairs to think.
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o,~.rat,r Ia ali ready and malls the string.
as n ,,.r,.. He calls tlis tame slynnmitc
.cxtraIitc." The Identification of the
pnn,. ;s not given. hut IL in reasonable, to
.s.,,,,,o ,h.s n r.sers tn tl,c s.on,I,;o,,
tho s,.Ilovv,s head will t,r i'm who 0oes To
n,onL ewing with IL.
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lm SeNeh DaS A's"s's "euN' u',
sisat 'Ie wnr" WOMB conc =" ~" ,'
some unie .nis nhonth' o"' ho, a'e, el'sh
the %-nu. ne IN" ca'hc' "nu' "w"@ 20
some hNeh III .hs proeraIr: uE All
ventis's post!,oheu sne event rev uays'
ou' warneu III en .ll'' sie ..'N:,'. . o' s Sr -
! toi,er II. The catastrophe. therefore, will
/ surely take place to-day, and the STAND
| ARD will publish, u full and complete re-
! port Of il tomorrow morning.
In lecture i'm the Presbyterian church
at Rockford. o.. the other evening, Fro
| rs,ssur Curtis asserted that II was ridics,.
| losls TAI suppose that amy man no afnacteNl
| with h' is rs Job could compose his mind
| sufficiently to write the lofty poetical sen
timents which are attributed 10 him. The
congregation disagreed with this asser>
tion, and now two parties, the sobites and
the anti-Jobitcs, arc fighting the matteE
sentiments I'm dispute are No well boiled