The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-09-16 00:00:00

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CUTTINGS FROM AMERICAN PAPERS.

Eliza Hancock will take yoa from Troy to New
York for ten cents. She is a steamboat. For the nime mica?
John T. 11,4 man will carry you from Saratega to tin. Lake.
IL is attomnibus.

Ohl age 1, to Iv re.peeted," sitia a gehticuian re-
cently eta 11l ill and leturing n eountly twit ci.l. but
seeing the 5. Of bit poulterer there added to lain in par-
ticular, The mutat Is applied la the hUlllaal lace, not to
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Ablnaaho paper says : " The weather has been hot
soda tor the last free dots. The only relief we ceuhl
win to lie down on the to t:,4/1,1 Iheakt and covet I IllitiVES
Pith the P 0 tai!,•:": There le a great coolness be-
ta cen then,

llr. t 411% 'l,Ol ahvay,t ul:Geail 1L
..rl.kt al tY,aa; which
ty revel., A lady a. al, ut tl,roakng aaay 1%11114.
and kliaeor.i.al a n"ty, coutaiulag odor
mai &we front a ray bashful r.

Since the it.ory -has Iwo, toldk.f how Judge Brecken-
ridge married a girl whom he saw jump over. fence with a
pail on her head, all the girls in Orange comity, New York,
are said to spend their time In watching the road, and when-
ever they Ewe a carri,ge approaching with a man in it they
seize their pails and go for a fence.

Tbigt is the way a rtporter out in Michigan puts it :
snlebrute, a fiend in human shape, who may claim lineage
;rom Darn his :thccsh ms, 110 dollbt. bUt has It advanced
zaltitiently in the plane of humanity to he woithy of the
moue of man ; a dastard, S villain, the vocabulary fails to
furnish words sufficiently explyssive to convey our contempt
fur the rascal, deliburately broke down a little tree on the
upper of Genesee-street, yesterday.

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A Ity,INESIt TRANSACTION.—rittS isa sharp
111311. •Ild when Pills goes Into • con iiiiiiiiiii •••••• to do
Townie:.s he alwa)S gets the l,uoest eadi price, awl then says,
" Well, 11l look Montt. and if I don't find anything that smite
we better, I'll call and take this." Now, *ite lately, lilts
said to himself, " I am getting rather long In years, and
gooss 11l get married." Ilia lnasineas qualities wouldn't let
him wait, so off he travels, and, calling mein a lady friend,
I,pelned the conversation by remarking that he mould like to
know what slw thought about his getting moiled. ''llk,
Mr. Pitts," she replied, " that to an affair 1,. Witkil turn not
wo very greatly Interested, and I prefer to leave it with your-
self." hut," says lilts, " you are interested ; and, may dear
oirl. will you marry me r The young lady Islushed very red,
hesitated. and finally, as lilts was vary well to do in the
world, and worldly and financially of good standing in
society, she acci pted him whereupon the matterot -tact
Into responded, •• Well, well, 11l look about ;abut ifl
:iota Mid anybody that audio IIC better than you, 11l o.lle

EPITOME OF NEWS,
BRITISH. AND FOREIGN.
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Mr. Spnrgisin Inut entirely dropped the prefix
tt Rev." lint/ it litoW litylert .• Pastor 11. spun:eon.'
A Paris journal 4111111011111ees tile death of a brave and
distinguished lereuelingui—Adiuirid itouet i illitunit.z.
As a I,llSellllelleo of the recent riot in Queen-street,
ittradentiiiitt claims A:ItS. coutpmsation Issr daliinge
liid shop being wroard.

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John Merchant, aged Gq, a farmer at %%7,I.Rn:A
near lutochory Ternan, has been gored to dt ath by a bull,
whilst attending to his stock.
The Hiedoo Hiteishini says that a person has taken
two young WealtH tip Its •C:1 for sale at atm rupees each. The
party is said to be a Brahmin
Meeting are reported at taasgow and other places
at which resolc.ions were come to in favour of supporting
the strike of the Newcastle um:Mixers.
A girl who hi now called " a beautiful blonde,"
woufeld a few years ago have been termed "a tow head." Such
li !
M. de Remusat announced to the French National
Assembly on Monday the e.,hhhpuentemoitt of the evacuation
of the forte and the four departments. Fort eharenton will
be the first delivered up to the French.
A conteniporarr reporting a etiminal trial, makes IMP
of the witnesses say', "1 saw him round the corner. anat
must have been a circidoe sale.

A Catholic priest at 'reeves Las been sentenced to
six months' connoement for treasonable klagnage against
the Emperor of Benignly, in the pulpit, ikening him to
Beelzebub.
An awful tale is told of the Commune by a French
paper. A commander id the foot chasamrs wee ,Iced by
the insurgents. Mitt his hotels were chopped on, his clothes
were drenched with petroleum, and he waaburnt alive.
The Solo of Sunday says that the eliort stay of the
Prince of Wales is Paris, on his way to England last week,
was chiefly Pt:culled in visiting the monuments burned by
the Communists.
A little girl, daughter of Mr. Luca.% baker, Jersey,
has balm accidentally sled by a girl about tonics Is age, twelve
years. The charge of a fowling piece was lodged in her leg,
and she is not expected to recover.
A wealthy bhhop recently cowgratulatisl a poor
mica 011 the good sir which he bre:ithed Ia hie pari,h, to
which the latter replied, •• Yes, toy Ma-si; the air would be
goal enough if I could live upon it."
An examiner says that recently a candidate for Co-
comment employ wangle,'.l so anew upou —The Horse—his
lists tin Mall, and liii Wean:lee." Ile wrole—" The 110eSe to
very diligent and rapacity he knows his staliks, and he
knows his toaster, as evil LS ally animal agoln."
On 31onday, a la .y about eleven years of age, while
thseending from the roof of a trantiiay car on the line
iliellest Only that nmming between Ithmkftiars-bridge and
Brixton, London, missed his footing and fell to the
The st heels of the car passed over his chest, and he In as killed
on the spot.. . _ .

AnnoLgst the visitors at Tromore, near Waterford,
recently, says the Wale/rd Mindurcl, WaK a holy who has
just buried her sixth husband. Ifer fourth, lifth and sixth
husbands were resident in Liverpool. tilie is still under 40,
and has money and no encumbrance.
It is stated that the town of Murge, will he made
the military centre of France, and that an arsenal and ex-
tensive fortifications will be constructed there. It is also
said that the Military School of Meta a ill be tramfcrred to
Bourgea.
At the meeting of the Livereool Minot Itoara on
Monday, it mm stated that there was misting in the schools
of the town provision ha. Mai children, the numher s.f chit.
dren requiiing school accommodation being lit '.021, so that
acc• 1111 l :iodation is required for !miens than 25,555 children.

A Y,khma cot relm‘relent of the A u gsGo rg C,idlle
stake that the lost reosua cd Japan Clore the number 01
inhalsitauto ut 34,70:,:521. 1,b72,9:6 are engaged he literature
not the n.tlitory irvie. bl .914,21 lo,lotE; to the tradio!; nod
We! king eldsvr. TIo. monber 41 private of ttUddlia unwinds
to 24 tioti, tool that of prientg of Situ to Pld I)) The receipts
of thc I;overoutvot ore ...Wooled at Li;! ii

The following is from the will of a Brid.ol nail, ir: --
'• My executors to lay, out if the Met moneys collected, to
rr,y 'Moved wife, if living, one slrilling. which I give as a
~ken of my loner, that she may boy kneel nuts, as I bmov
that Awls betterNiStr.i With cracking them than she is a ith
mending the holes in her stockings." This ought to he put
into rhyme by slime 14 our itiorlern pmts.
The Empress Eugenie at the time "f the declaration
of War. was engaged in the format iert of is society to snooty
withit 11.011, for fell,llOA, especially for young girls 1.111, hail
IFeell 1.1•11,1,1 to work on Kra-omit of reverse 14 fortmre.
This work, rendered Lore net votary than ever after the dis-
asters of France, is all.lbt to he recommenced, and the Dn.
press, though in exile, has willingly become patroness of the
society.
Mr. Sutherland, locally known as "The Rescue,"
has during the present bathing season saved ter fewer titan
13 persons from drowning in the Gentian I wean at the dan-
gerous beach of Aberdeen, on 011 e I,l,ctsi.on naming two
ladies at t thne. The Ititer mornintf two young men,
aim were unable to swim, got into rough water, and were
Imhof.' rapidly carried tint to men, when they were gallantly
rescued from their perilous position by Mr. Sutherland.
A Congress of I. lerntan Economists into just been held
at larbeek. • nem; the subjects diectrased were the advan-
tages of commercial treaties; the monetary standard in Ger-
many ; the issue of Rank notes : strikes, end She 14
preventing them ; and charitable t1110,W1111,101 A resilie
lion was PaShell in favour of ado:ding a mai: slender.) in Ger
many leased either upon the florin or the Maier. The con
grew lasted a week.
A young man named Duval, employed in a solicitor's
oflicc at Pont-Audoinar, in France, has just het his life it
shoi ding gallery in that town. A girl, employed in the
establishment as money-taker, was about to tire it pistol a: a
murk, when Duval cnt,red ; site turned to see a. Ito Was the
new comer, and Mr finger pressing mechanically the trigger
discharged the arm, the ball struck the unfortunate young
man in the helot, killing him as the spot.
Front April lot to September 9th the Excla titter
receipts amounted to L 26,437,154, an Increase of about half
a million upon the return in the corms' eardin2 pern rof last
yestr. The expenditure W:111.C.30,14.2.:155 , hdhg 1:1.51;9,07:o in
earnest of the issues of last year. lire laden.: In the Bank rif
England last Saturday was £1,232,524, arid in the Bank of
Ireland 411,31e,703.
A correspondent if the Manchester Gemelion writes :
--" one of those events hos .11113 t OCCIIITC.I to rue that, 'like
angels' visits, am few and far between.' Rome twenty years
agol made tv had debt, took a fair compositoin, and had
utterly forgotten all about it, when yesterday my debtor in-
troduced himself to me, recalled to my err diection his name,
Arc and handed me bank notes for close upon £lOO, being
the'full balance due. Of 1.1.11 M I MIA delighted, and shorild
have been still more pleased had I been permitted to publish
Buchan instance of upright intemity ; bltt this the Just man,
eonsidering he had done but a simple act of duty, would not
penult."
The PhilAilelpl•itt Ledger, reporting the death of Mr.
Charles Scribner, the head of the eminent pultliahing thin of
New York city, which took place of tyrrhold fever, cm Amulet
241, at Lircente, says Ire was horn in New York city Ili 1,211.
and having graduated at Princeton College, entered upon
the stwly of the law, but after
:three years' attention to this
punurit WItS obliged to relinqunsti his hopes of arliniseion to
the bar in consequence of ill.health. lle them became a lsmk
publisher. Mr. Scrilmer was distinrniehell for his encourage-
ment and prompt recognition of American author:, and also
for his large-hearted sympathy with young men just enter-
ing bushman, to whom he was always ready to render amist-
lace.

'MINA 9ayn there are in the 'Federal limy sante
geiteraN ate. only deserve their titles because " they are no-
thing in particular."

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A lady sent fr.an Chicago to Rochester fi,rintertneht
rctived, lint the lid off the coffin, and telegraphed to Cla-
w., that Ale sins coming back.

A pianist ig up at the Catskill 'Mountains, catching
trout. At tact accounts he was hauling in ahuut 2,A) a-day.
Ile takes a piano with lihn, and plays with one hand and
fishes with the other. lint pianists can do anything.
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In the obituary notice of a Vily the editor wrote
It is feared that herhuslaind will not be able to bear her
demi. ''—which the careless comp,sitor, 'villa but a change
of two letteii, transformed to, '• It is feared that her husband
a ill not be able to wear her chemise." The horror of the
bereaved husband, and id the editor, and of the mourning
relatives may be imagined.

From a tiouthern (United Staten) paper we take the
following little anecdote : -A North carvaina negro, who had
been a wandering that from a (low received on the skull
while a servant In the Confederate army, wits the other day
subjected to a Iliflicult operation at the hands of a skilful
surgeon. Ills first gleam of Intelligence after the result of
the oiperation was as he opentst his eyes and said, We was
done gone to' at Manassas yestunlay. Wha is we to-day Y'

Ar Awrrt. SCENE. —Some queer scenes ensue in
Wyoming, where the women vote, serve on Juries, ate., like
their lords and masters. Recently ids married ladies and as
many gentlemen were enpanelled nisei a murder rue there,
awl it became necessary to lock them up all night. Three of
the husbands stormed and raved at the judge, and half-a.
dozen children made the courthouse ring with their cries;
but the Judge was inexorable, and put them under lock and
key
gi WOMAN STILL. —Susan B. Anthony, the famous
swollen's right advocate, when she opened the LoWon
Lyceum, Casio promptly to the platform front at 7 30 to a
fICCOIIIi, and quietly surveyed the audience without opening
her mouth for several minutes. She did not sit down although
a chair had been provided for her. "Why didn't you sit
down?' asked (Inc of the managers. What answer gave this
tight lass of Ameriky i "Do you suppose I was going to sit
down on my new Uwe*

It is saidthe cavalry horses that broke loose the other
morning only wanted to breakfast
Mr. Fronde has relinquished ti. editorship of
Fotierana, and los place will filled by Dr.
Ins, M.
Olivier& still continues it, ravves at lionipherg.
flu the 7th 32 persons were attacked, and Mem were M
deaths.
Odd fancies seize the public of Lona.. The latest
I. is subscription to send .• 'raki,:re:7i sellers" into au,
country for a holiday.
In Nes :rat Mg...dices t:ermans who have returneA
I.' the N,ntli ,•1 frame have found theinselvea oatiaeised
from all public ula..es of resot I.
It is ladiesed, from tho results of some prelintimuy
intmirim, that it. the approach..., census the p. 1.1.1 Lion of
!Serbn will be found to tall little short of takkooll souls.
The qui stion relative to the statue to be placed on
the Vendome column has bee. definitely solved. 11. Thiera
has decided that Napoleon Ito his little cocked hat and grey
coat shall be replaced there.
A nualern scientific writer, sew see, says --" One of
the prettiest sights the human eye ever rested upon Is gold
in its liquid stale." !Perhaps but lot us be satisfied with it
solid, adds another *ram I
The American holders of Cobfederafe bonds, many
of whom am now In London, express then 'Ayes as very OM-
tldrut that the United States Government will ultimately
recognise their chains.
California meditate, a grand project fm. obtaining RH
adequate ...ply of fresh water fur San Francisco. lots
Tahoe. over IV/ miles distant, is to be reached by piercing a
tunnel through She Sierra Nevada, on a hi, hi work was to
begin nu the let of September.
A French savant likens the quickness of volition is
LSI animal to the telegraph. Nt lien a Whale IR lialpOolled, he
says, the livitve telegraphs to the creature 5 brain, •. Harpoon
I n tail ," upon which the brain telegraphs back, "Jerk tall
and upset boat."
Elder Evans, the Shaker, pow in London, bath •
ready wit at (Mira. On being asked the other day which
were the lea 1110 St Rppreeiata 'hint the fealalea at Nlount
I.ebanom lie replied—'• The w 1111 l an v,lo, maketh a good
pudding is always mom rallied by us than she who maketh a
tart reply."
"The latest nevelty of a certain rural region of
Maryland loan African salamander known as the Fire king,
who, it Is geld, licks red-hot shovels, tak, a burning anthracite
coal frtint the stove, stirs Mod n 5 Cr S tieC until they melt, and
then pours the Motto. Mara mill, his mouth and ejecta it a•
solid lead."—Se le Fork Trit•uote.
On Monday afternmwn Lord Derby laid the (outlast
tiou atone of the Liverpool Sealliell'S i irhi,iu illatitUtioll. and
availed himself .4 the oCeittliOti to Make some very pertinent
observations up. the want of discrimination which in fre.
...idly exhibited in the eserel, of charity In this country.
News received from t 'sprees by the At...twin' thi
Soolettedo 'tat, that third...lM has now entirely /teem ered
from his late attack of Wm.., Ito lutes his usual walla,
• and moreover LS sow aide tin Hilo without ineonvenienee. His
has just consented to become President of a 10,1
tali., the l nited DollloCralk ASSoriati .... S of Italy.
The ex-Empressncen Eie moso lked on board the
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(Mead at Southampton oi;Satinday last, cot rod., for 1.1• Col-,
whence she oil! go to thidrid to visit her mother. 'the et-
Enipri or and tit: Prince Imperial, w Ito accompanied her
Majesty to southaundom 045004, their way- to Torquay
where they will spend a few Werki.
A conspiracy to destroy the arsenal at Toto.,n and
liberate the 00115'1(1S h. (well discovered. The plot was
divulgt,l. by nomer,f the 101211 deSrelltte Of tile contrivers of
It; and in confirmation of the diabolical intention some
highly inflammable substances have been found hidden under
sawdust. •
Burke must have writtt n tli:A expressly for Mr.
Lowe, of whose coming be mast have had • hint :-.-Tashig I.
on easy business. Any profeetor can contrive new Imposi-
tions ; any bungler can add to the old. But it is altogether
wise to have no other bounds to your innasitions than the
patience of those who are to ll,Var them
A rettan for the Mak.o rre,i.lency states that
during the )ear 1,70 there were killed by tigers, ifsg: persons ;
by cheetahs and panthers 21 ; by hears 7 • by bison', 10

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by a Ild hogs, In;my elet hauls, 4 • and lot all*aters, a.
Deaths from snake bites will lie the largest item of all, but
it Is nut referred tin in this return.
A rather ~.siod proposal has been made to establish,
eat som seaside town within easy atiVela of London, • work-
man's hotel, where the working ntan, or ill-paid clerk, may
take Ms a lie for week's outing doling the summer months.
The meals should he taken in a...union., the O.:conking olation
should lai glean aml cheaply provident, :Ind it is contenslind
that Piell all establishment, well sitnnteil and Ilherally
catered fir, would Ind only he largely patronised, but would
pay well.
A critic on Americans in London says --" The
American's first pilgrimage is to West, ll ill ster Abbey, and
here I must 'tell tales' of • young Alawrieall lady who
alma-art tile • little bit of btolie alio had chipped oil one if
the monuments. The other sights of London tlicy take in
at t any inciter, lad all educated Americans make a point
of attending a deliat, in each llonte of
"A New Bedford woman wassobservol &few evenings
since crawling nil. her knees through the streets, holding her
lip, and are mulled by a woman on either side' who
aided her tiettaididially to HMO ti. Lee feet foe rest. It was
understonal to be ill 11111111i1,11t of a VOW Made 01l the depar-
ture nit her 10151.11111 011 a a haling voyage, to he performed If
Inc returned in safety."—Nene Fork 'frthirta.
i'ptp the lot of April het there had been raised, in
! alumni ten years, €5,905,000 to provide for the expenses of
fortitleations. The money was rrised at 31 per cent., and the
prineimil and interest are being repaint liy annuities amount.
ing, to .C.4.20,1ei5, all expiring 011 the all of April, 1.485. The
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authoriteki o 17. t i 460 t. th
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still mourns 1:1,54a,01A) to be rained under acts already
passed.
According to a general estimate maile lay the Cerman
Ministry if IS the unioher if Per,oll3 who received the
iron cross during the late campaign innounted to alsod forty
thousand. Though this
Moly more decorations, in proportion to the troops engag.l,
were conferred during the War of Lila:ration. At least foal'
tinps as many Conaitusoldiers were too:aged ins the last eau,
paign as in those of lal3-1815 yet in the 'artier war about
15,700 iron crosse's were distributed
According to the Registrar-General's return the
death-rate in London and 19 other large cities and towns of
the United Kiugd.asa during the last stuck u son per Leo,.
Tile deaths !eons dierrliiie ill bud.] hod derlitied 457
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A'\ew York vorrelmlnima .LV. the eX-Elnporcr iiiltltwo previo RN weeks to ; and of them WOl5
Napoleon has requested his Atnerican loanker to select him a i sneer 1111.1"111141. two Y'ttr6 end loper,'"lo 3,1'41 69
, yenrs anol upwards. Tine deaths refearcal to cholera Wei
Su reSithrille ill that emmtry, aini that inn agent la:as
past left the indict Stain s for Enalland with photographs of ' 'li"lerete 'hartle"h which I"et been 4e. sad .90 te the
1 three previous weeks, sere la,t week Cl ; and id these Ii
eligilale er.tates which aunty be purchased.
, were infanatile eases. During the past &s weeks the small-
Mr. Russell liurney, M. P., accompenitsl by Mrs. ims has been remarkably stationary. Tile 1;1111111er of deaths
Gurney, left Liverpool for New York in the Cunard steamer. I liaise:titne last week was coilly sl.
Chinn, 011 Saturday last, on his say to 11'1.1.bn:b.:I, to .
s ote Ph dadelph to Len/per says thatlthe Itniversitv nit
Inn rim ent ousted to Ilion loy her Nlajesty's inovenament
conliectitoll Will tine reeent 'treaty arrangements. 1 Konatuvicy, which was established Inn Dir.!), ant Ashland, the
The G racer ita.s found out the glory of lierlllatly. it :
an) Nlltmuntry ran produce so great a variety of sausages
nh Gen.:i lly The itiolvoen 111 I tient esetilent
pen.tiont tor worKing on the yrounds of the flirt it Ilt 1011. • 111
eindrilootes to the
11,1111t11111 totro padd Ito dols. a year for taitfon. 'the
c:onary is oleec.evedly famous.
caolownnent of the iiii ieersity, including the o stiontted
A man not far (roan Lyons has slice... Med, with the of the hind, is LocantKoo dohn., and the faculty is eotioposeol nit
04.1.11ditei131 lirin ;it a friend, in entoLing ann !tole barrel of thirty teachers. Elforts are now being ilinde in bents, ky to
t Joare.l, sill, July of last year. in,, tll.ll.lit by his flienela Mist' a,h,iili.,nirnl funds for the cr....1 of additional Instil.
that if he ol..esn't inind inn' will get int., the habit of n.natooking, I hags to increase the usettilness of the latititution.
and then it may bother hint too .unit it. The Steics Ti wrs reporte that a native of Fribourg
A new definition of the wind el, illanti; In " rellell;94 presented billiselt a few days ago at the nt intl.,: lif the poht -
us front Japan. Latel)', a Japanese isitor to the English °thee at I....swine, and asked for an order for 100 fr. "the
(lob was indoteed to take sonic, elininvotlie, Rini on putting clink put the folios nig Word tilleariolla to hint " Who.
away his third tuotabler exclaimed, aith great !velour, " I the sender? " "Jaciples it hat in tile nnlninie,if ,
like elilioint,,nnn! like civilisation !" the payee ?" "Jacques alattlaien, poste-restiinte at .Esta-
There are literally thousands if Wolnell and rbil.lren vaYtT. ifs he your brother?' "n i it is io)eelf." ••
In Paris who are mow wholly dependent cin publir charity for Pm Mean tw nay that P.a a. Yes, lam going tin re. "Not re ..ling a Post wince crier
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their daily !tread, whilst their husbands are as aitiag judg- 1.11.1.11 at F." 1.1.0 vr,,
n.-nit or rather trial—on to iard the 15n0t...4 et est, abY eau 't Yoll take it 3 oneself " Al. 'lb. ee it the
oryngme ml %•er. !finale fellow, ••yon see, lien know myself, tool if I Neil. to tato,
the iiiiii ley with me, the dialdlity is thlit itw ineVer
James Winr.a., the last sues iron. of the thrts, tnen riele„l:„Vt,U'..,e.,"„.l;l,l,l4ta
whoa sere rescued trona the Mo. Pits, near Wigom, after the
explosbon last seek , died on Sillidny erelillig.
but no children. Of the naen Mini, were in the workings of
the nine-foot seam at the time of the accident, therefore,
everyone has Row periabol.
Sydney Adrortiser iliforrag us that at the Thames
Goldfield inn New Zealand the ex tracordinsly dividend of
C76,Onlin was realized front the Caledonian Reef %Main four-
teen olays. ills stated that considerable more than one ton
of w. &staked front kW bons of immix.
The Aron, commends an edition of the New Testa-
ment, Just issued by the British and Porelinn Dade Society,
ttntoetalliaritiell are the arranimment of the narratives inn
dialog-nes, without the ondinary lareaks of Tyne, and the ar-
rangement of the Epistles inn arguments.
A countryman travelling for the first time on one of
the London tramways, and wishing to get out, gave at vigorous
pull at the hellAtrap extending along; the centre cot the ear,
and the restalt tn as a sharp ring from both bells. " What are
rot rile:lag both 1.31•I0 for?" erelainicti the irritated con-
ductor. "Ineeause I ...tail the thing to stop at truth ends,"
replied the rustho,
It is proposed to f.ortn a etalinjoanyten buil.l in Lomb .n
Co-operative hotels or associated houses, "where persons
may have all tile telealitages nit 31 sop...riot' home atitliollt
being burden...l with in biome, or confuting the inconvenience
and tuiptasatatness of lodgings, and at much le. cost:.
There is an mlvantage fat. A th,,v bights
balky holy ii; Loinioni alarmed by the appr.aels
of honchos, leaped out if heal with anvil force that the shook
the house (rem garret to cellar, awakened a ntalo Olio slept
on the lower thoor, and frightened away tile bur,ears before
they had time to soncure anything,