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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume II, Issue 298, 14 May 1889, Page 3

An |ri>h newspaper says: Sa long as friiland was iilent under her wrongs Englund was deaf to her cries, M. Ferry, addressing his constituents of the Department of the Vosges, declared it was incredible that Franca should surrender herself to gutter dictation, Matilda—What a ridiculous little dog, Jane ! Why does he take it along with him 1 Jane—Well, if he didn't, you know, everybody would be laughing at him. ' Anglomaniac—That's the way it gees. If we hunt foxes folks say we’re cruel; if we jipnt aniseed bugs folks laugh at ps. What F” pan we hunt without exciting indignation or ridicule! Small Boy—Rats, Madame Carnot of France has set the example among the ladies of the Presidential Court of wearing lilies of the valley on all occasions, and these Sowers are now regarded m the emblem of the Carno regime, "a A horrible accident occurred at a fencing alub in Vienna, A fencer, making a- heavy lunge, smashed hie adversary's wire mask and drove the foil completely through hit aye into the brain, killing him llniosi ih- ’ • • r - ■ -