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Oregon is said to be a hunters para
disc at this time, being overrun with
game Of all sorts.
j. H. Harris of Marion County is
the orange king Of Florida. His grove
of 200 acres yielded $4,000 boxes of the
fruit.
A company has been organized at
Portland, Oregon, to catch halibut and
ship them East. The parties expect
to do a large business.
A trampkilled ty a engine at Venice.
ILL.,, had on twelve shirts, six pairs of
drawers, and three pairs of pantaloons.
He had $s5 in his pockets.
A California clergyman lately went
crazy while preaching, and descending
from the pulpit threw books and chairs
among the congregation.
Stonewall Jackson is to be COM
memorated In bronze at an expense of
go, 600 to tho Jackson Memorial
Association of Lexington, Va.
August Heybecke, a %peaceable but
somewhat eccentric German of Allen
town, Pa, has become raving maniac
through fear of a visit from the White
Caps.
A New York cir! accepted a German
baron's offer of marriage only on con
dition that he would sign a contract
permitting her to retain her W for
tune.
) Mrs. Webbcr Of Springtown, Ark,
is the first roman licensed by the
Methodist Church South. The in
novation has caused quite u stir in that
church.
Won Bulow. it is reported, recently
threw a fiddle at the conductor at a
rehearsal. 1t is q new thing for him
to develop a violin temper. The piano
is his forte.
Henry Louisa Carolina Amelia Ade-
laide Theresa Whitehead Thorpe Will
kinson Kinsley Post lives near Newark,
n. j., but her name extends far Yer
into New York.
Mrs. Francis Hodson Burnett, the
author of Little Lord Fauntlcroy," re-
ceivcs each week q check for $ $1,000 as
her royalty from the dr~amatization OF
her famous novel.
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geese settled down on Il forty-acre
field of grain and picked it clean in two
hours. Tho number of birds was esti-
mated at $1,000.
w. r. Thurston, Of Gloucester
County. Virginia. has a curiosity in the
shape of a cast-oR oystermau's shoe to
which Gfty-six living oysters have at
tached themselves.
Captain Frink, of South Windham,
Me-, who has been almost totally deaf
for nearly two year. during a violent
sncczing attack q few days ago re-
gained his hearing.
Cassius NJ. Clay has presented to
Col. James w, Caperton Of Richmond,
KY, the revolving pistol" given TO
Clay by lincoln for his defense of
Washington in 1861.
Last year fifteen Cinnamon were
married in Quecnsland-onc to a
native OF the colony, one to a Victorian
native, two TO Scotch women. three to
Irish women aud eight to English
women.
A Port Jervis, N. T., man got clear
of Il charge of robbing Il clothes line
at Middleton by saying he was pulling
the clothes from the line with the in-
~tcntion of making himself Il bed On the
ground.
Agcntleman of Americas, Ca, took
possession of a piece Of property the
other day that has been in suit for
about ten years. 1t has gone through
all of the courts, in all of which he
gained it.
Miss Jeanette Halford, daughter OF
the Prcsident-elect's private secretary,
is living n thoroughly rural life near
orlando, Fla. She is frequently seen
and his rhododendrons are famous in
Pennsylvania.
John Bright's family wish to correct
the erroneous impression that their
father is now able to attend to cores
pondence, which is not the case. II
his admirers would refrain from writ
ing to him it would save his family
much trouble.
Portable electric lights. arranged to
hang on a button of ones coat, and
with IL p%arabolic reflector to concern
trate the light, with storage batteries
weighing one and one-half pounds each,
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railroad cars by night.
Ohio has n law reading: "Be it en-
acted, that whoever sells, gives or
furnishes to any minor under fifteen
years OF age any cigarette, cigar or
tobacco shall be fined not less than S.
nor more than S25, or imprisoned not
more than thirty days, or both"
The people of Portland, Oregon. are
taking steps to induce tho Legislature
to establish u vast park in the Cascade
Mountains. 1t Is designed to have the
park include Mount Hood and Crater
Flake, which would make it n formida-
bic rival Of Yellowstone Park.
John Jacob Aston has given q hand
some four-story building, with its lot
of land. TO the Childrcn's Aid Society
Of New York rs a memorial of his wife
who was deeply interested in this
charitable institution. TIE building
will he used as an Industrial School.
Tho Hon. Bernard Coleridgc, NJ. p,
speaking recently at Leeds, said that he
regarded the entry Of women in politics
as having a most %humanizing effect
He hoped specially that women would
preserve pure and untainted u quick
and ready sympathy for the working
classes.
james Russell Lowell is in poor
health He writes to the Harvard
Society of Baltimore: II have been
compelled to avoid, 50 far a i could,
all excitement and fatigue. I baye
therefore steadily declined all invita-
tious that would be in any way expose
nc to the risk Of eitller."
Slcplanie. the widowed Grown
Princess Of Austria, was spoken Of in
The accounts of her wedding rs ..the
most beautiful Princess in Europe
Now it is sntd of her: '.!f she had been
Il chambermaiI in y hotel nobody
would have noticed her, so eonmon-
place was her nhvsiuynomy."
Civilian What do you think of tie
new dynamite cruiser. the Vcsuyiuss
Naval officer (dubiously) = Well,
she's a pretty fair sort of a vessel.
Civilian (testiiy)- Why, what's the
matter with her?
Naval officer-Ihe cruiser is swift