1891.
P. F. STENGER
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Hot ltloodcd VouiiK Kentuckian«.
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L exington , Ky., Nov. 15.— A tre-1
m< 1 dots Hiiraticn was crtaltd in
rociety this morning by a pitched
laltle btlwun Rolert Bru kt n-
ridge, »on of lite rilv< r tongm d u-n-
gtesstnan, Col. \V. II. Breckenridge
and Dault Arnold, a well-known so
ciety young man of Frank for!
They Loth attended the governor’s
ball, and had a misunderstanding|
over lhe hand of a blue-grass beau-1
tv for a certain dance On invita I
tion of Breckenridge they steppt d >
outside the ball-room to settle the
affair.
Breckenridge was pretty
nearly used up. and it is rumored
on the street that he has sent word
to Arnold to arm himself, att he in
tends killing him on sight.
»tifle
Harney county, '’'^Oregon.
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thropo|< gists all over the world me
s lid to l>e aroused bv the proposi
tion of Professor Putnam, <*f liar
Yard, to gatli-r at the World’s F.«ii (
in t 'hieago, living representatives id (
every living race of aborigines tola I I
found on the American Continent, !
in tneirmvn houses and costumes
Should the proposal be earned out I
students of man from all over th«
world will thick to America for tin
»-evasion ami seize eagerly this unit
opportunity ever afforded,
The
cave dwellers, whose mode of lite
Walt McDougall treats with much
historical correctness in his recent
fiction, will then he either demon
strated as actually existing or
proved to have died out.
Josie Mansfield.who acquire»! con
siderable notori jty some years since
ami the woman about whose charms
Ed. Stokes sl'ot Jumea Fisk in New-
York Citv, was married in Paris re
cently to a prominent New York at
torney. Ed Stokes, who escaped
the gallows and served a few years
in Auburn prison for the crime, is
now running the most successful
house in New York, the Hoff
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