Democratic Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 17, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 May 1883 — OUT OF THE USUAL ORDER. [ARTICLE]

OUT OF THE USUAL ORDER.

A grain of corn lodging in the throat of Jeremiah Hess’ little daughter at Canton, Ohio, choked her to death. At Downieville, Cal., a hawk while carrying away a chicken, flew violently against one of the window-panes of a bouse, so disabling it that its capture was easily affected. An old maid died recently in Norway leaving a will in which she directed that her estate be divided into six equal parts and be distributed to her six' discarded lovers who are all poor. In explanation of this be quest, the deceased left the following, upon record: “TheseJovers either courted me for my money, v hich they may now have, or eh e they loved me, and for that reason they shall have the money, beeaUM I dhbaUey»d them."