The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-12-02

News and other Paragraphs.
Cyrus w. Field has returned to the
paper business again.
thanksgiving in, vermontis appoint
| ed for Thursday, Dec. I'd.
On the 4th of October, the city of
Munich celebrated the 7Ooth annivers-
airy of its foundation.
A locomotive steam fire engine has
been built in New York. 1t propels
itself III
Ole Bull, the celebrated violinist, is
travelling in Norway, where his talent
excites the greatest enthusiasm. Is
The New York press is congratula-
ting itself that buttwo murdersper week
have occurred in that city of late.d -
AT least one thousand tenements are
marked "To Let" in. Lowell, Mass.
Its population in two years, has fallen
from 3s, 900 to $4,000. sanT
The Prince Regent of Prussia, who
takes the place of the used-up King
(who has drunk himself mad,) gets
9s65, 900 a year. - !. s.,.g
| The official authorities at the new
Methodist Church in Newcastle, Indi-
ana, have just positively forbidden spit
ting tobacco juice in the edifce.
The theatre at Santiago, valued at
$4,000, and one of the most magnifi-
cent structures of the kind in the world
has been destroyed by fire.
A new article of gin is manufactured
in New York that must be kept in bot
ties. 1t will eat out of barrels in fifteen
minutes.
The New Orleans Delta, one of the
fiercest and ablest of the fire-eaters,
bitterly denounces Senator Hammond
of South Carolina for his late speech.
/ A bill has been introduced into the
: Legislature of Georgia, to prevent the
use of any Latin phrase in any of the
, Legislative enactments of that State. q
No woman can be so Insignificant as
to be sure her example can do no hurt.
The population of Cincinnati in 1881
was 1881 ; the city now has a popu-
lation of 225 700.
Miss Sarah NJ. Kellogg, a giantess,
p is exhibiting herself at Louisville, Ky.
Though but l6 years old, she is seven
$ feet two inches high, and large in pro-
. portion. sG - . .-.se.L
), Six colored BARRIERS of Indianapolis
l. were fined 81 and costs each, a few
days since, for shearing the head of
o one of their companions against his
3 will.
ID A female organ grinder died lately
y in Cincinnati, leaving SIS, 900 which she
.. had accumulated by singing and play
q ing the organ in the streets, SO the pa
er pers say.
VI 1t is fact worth noticing that there
10 have been as many favorable notices
in of Gov. Stewards late speeches, at the
ed South, as of the speech of Senator
IN Hammond in the same section.
so Four HUNDRED DOLLARS A LINE
es The leaf of an album on which Lord
ne Byron had written four lines of poetry,
~ was sold at Venice, Italy, and Rus.
e. sian nobleman gave 81, 600 for it.
n The National Era states that it is
&c the purpose, of Senator Sumner to re-
Of turn to this country in the latter part Of
ne this month and resume his seat In the
ey Senate.
40 The last number of the Richmond
e. South was issued on Friday. 1t is
ne henceforth merged in the Washington
k. States, with Mr.. Pryor as editor of the
a, consolidated paper.
IS Mrs. Julia Branch, who figured a,
I'd Rutland, Vermont, as the advocate o.
"a the free love " doctrine, has prepared
!, :, lecture with the suggestive title Of
ba Mrs. Grundy." - z. 1s.ssf
NJ .-ecti 49, af.-s