Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-11-11
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Ar. F4rlanger, she husband OF MISS Shdeli, IS an
IsraeIte.
An eighty-tan locomotive has just been built at
Trenton n. J., for the Lehgh railroad.
The regular annual eonseriptoni in France takes
1oo,999 youths from their homes
It is said that the Bebs. in Mobile Illuminated for
Early victories in the Shenandoah.
Highland tartans ere all the rage with the Paris
ladies iust-now. Engine set .he fashion.
St. Louis is to be connected with New York By
steamboats,, via New Orleans, al cost Of two or
three millions Of dollars,
Secretary Fessendeais is going to issue new frae-
tonal currency to take the place of that which has
been counterfeited.
The Niagara Falls hotels have closed for the sea
son. The international is to be enlarged next year,
and made the largest hotel in the world.
An actress atone Of the largest theaters Of Paris
IS about tobring an action against minor actress
Tor initiating both her gestures aud voice.
A young bride in Marseilles was burned to death
on the morning Of her marriage, by stepping on
match which ignitad and set her clothes on fire.
A chemist in. Liverpool who sold strychnine by
mistake and killed man, was sued BY the widow |
and had to pay $500 damages.
The emmigration last week into this country a
mounted to six thousand persons. Both Irish and
English show increasing disposition to visit Amer
lea.
A new 80-ton organ was lately sent to Memphis |
for the cathedral there. 1t was the first freight that
passed over the Atlantic and Great Western rail |
road
The principal god ofthe Chinese Temple in Cali
fornia is the great josh deity supposed to have
been feet high when alive, and to have carried an
extended shellalagh,
Such tight money markets and high rates Of inter
est were scarcely ever known abroad as now exist
AtLondon per cent is the rate; at Paris in Italy
9, and at Calcutta y.
The city of Brooklyn has got to pay $4,000 for
the destruction ofthe grain elevators by Gov Sey
mour's friends July of 63, the supreme court
having affirmed the previous decision.
A Brookly justice has decided that hiring horse
on Sunday is Illegal and refused to grant Judgment
to livery man who let team on Sunday that ran
away and smashed up the carriage.
Brigham Young has just Gnisheda tour among the
southern settlements in Utah. He visited thirtysey
en- Of them and spoke t,irty nine tines greatly ed
flying the Saints, . the Desert Neacs says.
The Louisville Journal publishes figures to show
that FIVE thousand FIVE hundred slaves have left their
owners in less than one fifth of that state, since the
war began.
The compound interest of one cent. from the
basipuiyty of 4fa yr,rl1 r., o,1
value 81, globes Of solid gold as big as
the earth. Save your pennies little boy
Yls, the other day. for prize fight They robbed
the passengers Of the Erie railroad train which car
ried them, and stopped another train and pundered
that
The king of oudeis worth 5000, 900 and has not
been out ofhis palace forten years. He spepds his
time collecting beautiful birds for his ayjarv and
handsome women for his haren. He is both lazy
aud gIuttonous
Copies Of the Constitution and ordinances of !
Nevada were sent to the President BY telegrapb at
cost TO the State Of over tour thousand dollars. The
ambitious young State deemed the investment war.
rented thereby securing three electoral votes
There are two Irishmen in Bangor. Maine. who
receive annually between so 000 and $50 900 each
IN gold, as dividends of the product Of a mine in
which they are interested in California and in which
ior time they wrought with their own hands.
writer of modern book oftravels RELATING the
OF ms being cast away, thus concludes:
''AfteF having walked eleven hours without barine,
tracked the print of human foot to NV great com
tort and delight saw man hanging on a eibbet.
my pleasure at the cheering sight was inexpregsbe.
Tor 1t convinced me that was in civilized country
There is this difference between those two tom.
poral blessings health and money-monev Is tho
most envied, but the least enjoyed: health is the
most enjoyed but the least envied and the sunero,
ty OF the latter is still more obvous when
that the poorest man would not part with health for
money, but thet the riccest would gladly mart with
all his money orhealtb
A professor oflegerdemain exhibitinein Cornwall
England, borrowed a penny from miner and tnrn.
ed 1t very speedily into a sovereign. Sand is tbatmv
penny? asked the miner, fIet me see it." He took
the sovereign and putting it in his poedet said: TN
keep 1t IN this shape: don't want it turned back
again
Mr. WHrTINe, Solicitor ofthe War Denartmen,
IN recent speech at Boston, said that there conId
be no impropriey in stating that on the first dav Of
October we had received under the last call over
10000 volunteers, and he had been snformed bv
authority to which he gave the highest credit that
the last draft when completed would furnish all the
men who would be needed for the war.
A young man in Boston married wife few
weeks ago. Went out into the back yard in the even
ing and has not been heard Of since His wife sub.
se4uently received letter from him. stating ttat he
haa left her because he was unworthy Of her. and
before she would receive the letter, he should be no
more. - ~
The Superintendent OF the Public schools of Bos
N reports that many of the pupils are overworked
Q such an extent as 10 cnnstitnfa an nun sc 60