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Show INKLINGS. There is a woman in Akron, Ohio, who has borne forty children. Ivlitha Gilbert,!, daughter of Lola Montez, is lecturing in New York on the wrongs of her mother. A concession has been granted for laying a telegraphic cable between some point on the English coast and Corunna, Spain. The sun has got the small-pos. So says the Chicago Putt, referring to the spots on it, and announces that the information in-formation was received by streak-lightning streak-lightning telegraph. At the woman Suffrage Convention in New York, the other day, Mrs. llazliit, of Michigan, said that but aw wives married their husbands because be-cause they loved them. At St Faul, Minn., last friday, a little girl, only seven yeais old, was so excited by the overturning of her baby brother in liis litie carriage, that she fell to the ground and died. A painter in Cheyenne fell from the roof of a house and broke his leg. He brought his pot of paint to the earth with him, and a portion entering his stomach, he died from the poison a lew hours afterward. Three hundred Indians crossed the Kansas Pacific railroad a few days ago, seventy miles west of Fort Mays, Kansas. Their mission was unknown, unless they were after scalps and cattle. In Brooklyn, John Wilson beat out Jim Cilligan's brains, because he interfered in-terfered in a fight between Wilson and his wile. This verifies the doctriue of the New York preacher, who said, "whoever comes between a man and his wife shall die the death." George Wilde was found a short distance below East St. Louis on Thursday, with a hole in his head made by a pistol ball, and a piece of panor in his pocket, on which was written, "Ma, it is human when one ' 'takes his life ; an animal will not do it." A proposition of Senor Garrido in the Spanish eortes, on the 1st, that thcy should proceed at once to the flection of a king, was decided negatively. nega-tively. He then proposed a federal 'republican government, which raised a fierce debate. It was decided that the election of a king should be valid if by only a majority of one. Charleton Lewis, of the New York Post, gave a dinner on Saturday week, when the following "happy family" sat down together: General Benjamin F. Butler. Samuel S. Cos, General Garfield, Samuel Ward, John V. L. Pruyn, Hon. David Wells, and Gen. N. P. Banks. The astonishment of these gentleman at meeting gradually gave way to the humor of the occasion and the entire company, waiving unpleasantness, un-pleasantness, hobnobbed aai-mJo merry over the wine. . "Hard times" are not confined to Utah. Hear the lament of the Cincinnati Cin-cinnati Times : " This is the general complaint with "'almost every one we meet nowadays, anT to reporters none the less so. Items are dull, very dull. We are rusting for the want of something sensational something on the terrific scale. We want a sensation of the biggest kind. A murder of the most heartrending nature would throw us into an ecstacy of delight. We must have one. Or a shooting scrape would answer. Is there no outraged husband hus-band whose domestic bliss has been McFarlandized ? No blasted home cirele. |