That two St.Louis girls have fallen
desperately in love with each other
and refuse to be separated?
That there is a certain school boy
in town spending more money for
cigars than his boaid costs him?
That Owensboro has a seventeen-year-old
boy who weighs two
and ninety-eight pounds?
That when the new hoop-skirts
strike the town, livery men will have-
to increase their capacity for hauling
passengers?
"'Tis a very good world we live in;
to lend or to spend or to give in. But
to beg or to borrow or to get one's
own, 'tis the very worst world that
ever was known?"
That Charley Mitchell, the I'nglish
pugilist, got his first knockout nt
New York Sunday night with an
empty beer bottle in the hands of an
irate saloouist?
Ial's- fotiuly,
OWItNSIItJUU I.VOl'IItKK,
Mr. R. I. Miller returned from
to-day.
Dr. J. I Williams, of this city, will
probably open a dental office in
in the near future.
Mr. William Thomas, the very
city marshal of Hartford, and a
dycl in-the-wool Democrat, is in the
city to-day. Mr. Thomas wants to be
appointed a Deputy U. S. Mnrshnl under
the new administration, and his
friends think he will not be
Deputy U. S. Marshal Tate arrested
a colored man in Peyton Wright's saloon
this morning who is believed to
be Joe Gray, the negro who was pardoned
out of the penitentiary a short
while ago, and returned to his home
in Hieckciiiidgc county, where he soon
turned himself loose again. In his
last rampage he cut his wife very seriously
nnd at once skipped out. The
county offered a tcward of 5250 for
Gray's capture, but he has eluded the
officers since his disappearance.
