Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-30
temper and two divorces making this possible

temper and two divorces making this possible
A rustic bridge just completed in Houston
county, Ga, contains ffty-seven different
kinds of wood and vines, and all were grown
in the county.
A check for very large amount, the gift
of the brides father, was prominently dis
played at an Ohio wedding. The bank, how
ever, had mo funds when the groom depos-
tied it.
The Homer (Cal.l Index says J. G. Thomp-
son has discovered spring of flowing vine
gar on his ranch, and viii start pickle fac
tory. The fluid is equal to the best cider
vinegar.
A Cincinnati man called for the jury mo-
destly confessed himself the father of five
pairs of twins, all alive and healthy He was
promptly accepted as an experienced Judge
sof humanity.
A German lieutenant practicing with a
balloon got his foot entangled in the valve
line and was carried for two miles with his
head downward. The balloon lit without
breaking his neck. but he was insensible
In certain town in Ohio, where screens
are not allowed to be used in saloons, q big
fat man is hired By one Of the more enter
prising saloon keepers to stand in his door all
the time. He obstructs the view very effect
ually.
The most extravagant instance of literary
relic worship on record is said to be that Of
an English man of letters, who wears con-
stantly round his neck a portion of Shelley's
charred skull 1t is inclosed in little gold
casket.
An Easton pa official went fishing with
q friend, upset the boat and proceeded to run
his suit through clothes wringer TO dry it.
As the pants went through there was bump
and crash, and the fragments of gold
watch, mashed out to quot size, fell at the
operators feet.
The absurdity of applying the title ''Mis-
ter" to al s0gts OF men, on all sorts of occa-
sions, is well Illustrated in a recent issue of
Southwestern paper, in which il was declared
that "the late Nh Hank Brown was hanged
yesterday in the presence OF q large and in
terested audience"
William Ogden, OF Fairfield, Neb, per-
formed remarkable trick. He laid g cooked
gun on the ground, stood of about fifteen
feet from it, threw q common glass bail into
the air, turned handspring, picked up and
discharged the gun, breaking the bali before
it reached the ground.
Mrs. Wallace, Of Suulmerville, Ohio, was
cutting up an old dress that belonged to her
mother, who died couple of years ago, when
the scissors came upon something hard. Upon
examination it was found to be a $50 bill
folded and sewed in hem. Mrs. Wallace is
not in the best of circumstances and the find
was very timely one.
1t is asserted on the authority of a clergy
man at Chattanooga that on the topof White
mountain, in North Carolina, are three trees
of the cachoin species, about fifteen feet high,
growing close together, whose tops are inter-
woven so completely and SO fat that num-
Der of persons can walk on them with ease.
The tops are about twenty feet in diameter
The well known detection of a crime, in
Diplomacy" through the perfume of
woman's glove, was reproduced by recent
occurrence in Paris y man VINO found his
room robbed of all his jewelry perceived
peculiar perfume, and few days later no.
ticed it again when passing two well dressed
women in the street. They were arrested
and found 20 be the thieves.