Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-03-10

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thing which suggests passing notice. and there
fo,o propose to up dish and then in own
way for special rainment of country friends
The Boston Eco says fortne of $4,000, has lately
been left named jennings the editor after duo
reflection is confident jennings is relation OF his
A little fellow named Harrington is announced to throw
"back somme rsct," from the dome of the aiphthea
tre at the Bowery New York. into the ring, distance
If 40 feet he is only years old of if he should
be taken up elcss crippled for life, emo blame will
attach any body while the event will be to his aftec
,onate pare ts an Of Juvenile trumph--Ihc Rev
Mr. Southland, pastor of Jersey church, at saa-
ry per year. has refused the assistant rector
ship of tho Trinity church, New York, with salary for
life of $4,000 per year. This refusal has elected quite
sensation the asonishment Of tho world all agog
at display of principle How keen IS the satire
which this astonshmcn quietly exprcsscs.--A Ger
man has invented n bed, which the moment the wcn-
nv body thrown, soft and gentle is played from
hidden mechanism suflicicR length of time for an or
binary man to 90 sleep; don't readers know
thing Of this arrangement How often of an autumn
night thrown ourselves weary upon the bed.
and instant "soft and gentle airs were heard
from hidden echansn all parts of the but
couldn't go to sleep; confound those musquitoes--ln
tho DAYS of Fulton the House of Representatives
Of the United States refused him for the purposes OF
alcc,urc Il navigation, the ground that it was
for the discussion of visionary scheme Alas. how Of
ten might its members have justly deprived themselves
of the Of that Hall SINCE precisely the same
grounds.-An actor in western theatre. writing TO a
friend says decidedly the greatest novelty of the
has been the payment Of weeks salary to the
ny; this is apprehcnd very truthful commentary
upon theatrical life it expresses vast deal IN few
words.
The whole amount Of Auction duties paid in Boston
during the year ending June ls 1911, was s4'oio 10
The editor Of tho IIavcrhll Banner says that
tho largest sleigh he ever saw was brought into
town recently, drawn without freight by eight
spanking horses. When filled. i, requires to bo
drawn by twcnty-four or twcnty-s horses. II
IS 15 feet long, feet wide, and 10 feet high. 1t
has 90 soats, and 100 persons can DO seated COM
for,ably in it. 1t was bull, in Bolton Two years
since.
Thorc is a factory building in Preston, England
which covers and half of ground, md
contains 1859 pairs of looms, attended by So
hands, though the budding is only one story high.
In Pekin, China, q newspaper Of extraordinary
size, is published weekly silk. 1t is claimed
to have been in existence moro than 1000 years.
II is said that in 1927. n pubic officer caused
some false Intelligence to be published in this pa
per for which he was pat to death. Several
numbers Of this paper arc preserved in tho royal
library Of Paris, which arc l0l yards long.
A lady in Marion county. Ohio. has given
birth to twins four times; in 1912, 'i3, IL. and
40. six girls and two boys all living and doing
vol. Ohio is great state.
Tho Rev. l. kincaid has jus, received letters
from Burman, informing him that the King Of
Ave is dcthroncd, after putting to doath nearly
all the officers Of his Prince Mex ard ha >
been appointed regent.
Most readers probably aware ,ba,
there will be eclipse of tho sun on tho 2Jth Of
April, which will DO visible in this CITY.