New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Even the Democrats of Ohio admit that Campbell,
their candidate for Governor has got himself into
q by ,s.ri, Ii,-s ,s~sr anu 'no
trouble is he can't draw the hole in after him. either
One More Hope-He-You are the only daughters
He-I should think your father would be willing 20
set the fellow who maTisS you up IN 1ade that offer
six times now, and nothing ever came OF IL any b l id
but George you want me 1t might DO 10 see inc oru
man about 1.-THE Epoch.
Mr. Frank P Hastings, the United States Vice
Consul General at Honolulu. who is at present on
visit to New England, writes letter to John Boyle
OReilly Indignantly denying the charges made against
the late Father Damien by some anonymous CORE
spondent of Tho Congregatonaist' Mr.. Hastings
Is an upright and conscientious man who has lived
twelve years In Honolulu. where he has had every
opportunity to know the truth about Father Damien.
1t is to bo hoped that his testimony will kill the
anonymous SANDER In The CongIegatonalist'
Maybe It is news to the world that the first paper
ever printed west Of the Rocky Mountains was printed
by the Nez Perce Indians Father spaulding brought
YOU know saw squaw with sewing machine on
her back in Lewiston last week She went down 70
the river with H. put 1t in her canoe and away she
padded up the ShOshone River, all alone, up toward
| the great black mountains"
Behind the squaw's light birch canoo
The steamer rocls and raves,
And city lots are staled for sale
Above old Indian graves" .
! Joaquin Miller in The Independent.
| The nickel In thcslot machine would do well In
| japan The Government Of that country has just
coined $50 900 worth of nickel fve-cent pieces.
| When girl has finally made up her mind that she
eernay homey and decides not 10 eet Ta
fall In love with her, and begin to pay her compliments
-(Someryille Journal
| Saws joaquin Miller In The Independent The
| copper mines of Montana today are the most OK
ensive, productive and profitable In the world The
deeper we 20 the better they git' is the laconic and
| all aIa tha mi nf n
Rocky Mountains away up here to the north And
this applies to copper mInes silver mines gold mines,
| and all sorts of mines indeed, in Montana
zacharah P. Hardgree is member of Company
l. of the 41st Georgia Regiment, living In this county.
every sklrmish in which his company was engaged,
in every charge made by his command, and qua not
fire a gun. He then, and is now, minister Of
| the Gospel. He did not believe in killing men, and
| frequently charged the enemy with yell, saw his
Union soldiers or being routed, he would not shoot.
| He was always already for duiy-stood guard, re-
command Of his superior officers except to draw cart
ridges load his gun and shoot.-(HaraISon (Ga) Ban
ner.
| "The Tempest" is the name Of chatty little
weekly paper devoted society and dramatic news.
the first number of which has Just appeared. Tho
Editor is Creswen Mclaughlin and it Is issued from
The judge Building.
| Out upon the Landreths seed farm at Bloomsdale,
above Bristol, being cultivated three acres
/ of a OF Chinese plant WhCh u Is uelcNcu
In time produce a revolution In Americas textile IN
has been decortica lated, degummed and bleached IL IS
said TO produce fibre superior to any other Vegetaoe
| fibre and occupying midway position between max
/ and silk Twenty the Iandreths raised an
OF nariment crop the plant with eminent success,
but so many difficulties lay in the way OF It's manu-
there Is reason to believe that machinery has been
discovered that will render IT'S production entirely
| prac tcable-(P hladlphia Record
| David Alexander Hogshead, of San Francisco. has
uettoned to have his name changed to David Alex
ander Uodghead This is Improvement SO far as
n poes but when David might have done so much
bettsr II Is strange that no did not do so. brief
inspection Of the of the cheaper grades OF flats
IN this city. for instance, would have given him
choice OF names, any one OF which would have do
| lighted the soul OF the most fsstidous Hogshead.
The Delegate was recently riding on the rear plat
| form of fifth-st car when, the horses sped
along a pretty. rosy-cheeked. agile young lady, with
skirts gathered neatly In one hand swung gracefully
| aboard and took seat. "She's pretty active re
marked the Delegate. Oh, she does that every day
| replied the conductor We never stop for her
There are a number ~ ladies on this line who neve
| signal driver TO stop, They take pride In showing
their agility. One of these Is old lady OF sixty
No matter how fast the Is going she can swlni
| aboard as easily and gracefully any man. w
| never stop for her. II would make her angry II WI
did But her husband IL along, he signals Us 10 sop
| He don't like to have his aged wife appear so gddy
and BESIDES he Is troubled with govt b such an ex
| tent that II no 10 ATTEMPT to board car Will
in notion he would measure his length on the street.
In lna4n NIL