Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-10-12

did not dare TO carry out his original intention
Cologne, in Germany. On reaching that city
he was at once recognised, aud could not, for
love or money, procure any public convey
ance to take him or his baggage TO a hotel.-
The police had finally to interfere, and pro-
vide him with the means of getting him TO a
lodging. The whole civilized world is dis
gnsted with this mans atrocities, and the |
measure of indignation which it extends TO
him, is what il feels towards the hateful gov
eminent of Austria which authorizes his bar
barities.
A GREAT HAIL STORM occurred at Pilsburg
on Friday afternoon. The werehouse of
Messrs. Spang g. Co. is covered with heavy
sheet iron roof that conid scarcely be cut BY
aheavy blow with hammer and coal chisel.
The roof was drilled in about 300 places,
some of the holes being two or three inches
wide, and four or five inches long. The hail
stones were of an extraordinary size.
"WHo lives in that house, Patrick ?' "Mr.
Ferguson that's dead" elbow long has he
been dead?n ''If he lived till next Christ.
mas, he'd been dead twelvemonth.n-
"What did he die of" ''IIe died of Thurs
day"
CINcISNATI.-Six wards in Cincinnati gives
population of 5O,3l5-in 1910 the same
wards showed population of 1851.
IT is rumored that Sale Ward, formerly
Mrs. T. Bigelow Lawrence, is published, and
about 10 be married to gentleman in Louis
vile. ffl"- d I..'. s...
Our of one hundred new journals founded
in Paris, after the revolution of February, 96
have already ceased TO exist.
LARGE tracts of land have been purchased
in Hungary by the Jews, Who are beginning
10 apply themselves assduously to agricul-
trlre.
The population of Ireland is the poorest
and her church the wealthesl, in Europe.
M. Goldsen one of the bankers of Vienna,
has just died, leaving his only daughter a
fortune of 100000 francs.
q AN equestrian statue Of The Queen of Eng
land is about 10 be erected in Great Bri-
tian.
A hand-saw is good thing, but not 10 shave
with.
ERIE, Pa, contains $3.50 inhabitants, an in
crease of 1898 in ten years.
THE last speculation in Cincinnati is in rat
tlesnakes. A chap with dozen of these ':var-
mints' on Saturday was retailing them at
IS piece.
The Cry Council OF CINCINNATI have
appropriated 100000 to the Indiana Rail-
road, $l50,000 TO the Before and Cincinnati
Railroad, Sl50,000 10 the Covngton Railroad
and 100000 to the Hamilton and Eaton Rail-
road
Mr.. JOHN McARAN well knownin this city
as the proprietor of McAran's Garden, died
in Washington on Wednesday.
In 1895, there where not 5000 white in.
habitants petween Lake Michigan and the
Pacific Ocean. Now there are over 1,0O0,.
600.
BE grateful for small benefits it shows
that you esteem mems mnds--not theil
trash.
THE dead body OF an unknown white mar
was found on Wednesday morning, suspended
by neck handkerchief from the limb of
fallen tree in Deiningers Woods, about o
miles from Reading.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made to carr,
passengers from Boston TO Montreal and bacl
for So, and to Quebec for ST.
The potato rot has made its appearance il
Gloucester and Camden counties, NJ
THERE are three ferries in operation within
the limits of Reading.
WHY is coachman like cisteIn Be
cause he holds the rains.
In ABERDEEN the streets are swept ever
day, at an annual cost of fl40O, and the re
fuse brings in $4,000 year.
In Perth the scavenging costs fi3Oo pc
annum, and the manure sells for Sl73O.
He that will not be counselled, cannot /
helped.
LORD BRoUGHAM is said to continue hom
ly, notwithstanding all that his tailor CT
do.
m The Corn Crop Of Russia is said TO ha'
been for the most part destroyed by locus
and an insect called mylotris.
NOTHING is troublesome that we do W
lingly.
THE Boston Post says that it tighten
like thunder and Numbered like lightni
there on Friday night.