Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-08
ALI soags OF PARAGRAPHS.

IA garrison Is to be established on Lake So.
perior TO take care OF the riotous miners.
-ou. Of 5.4OO voters registered IN Nashville.
but 2.4l5 cast their ballots al the recent cleo
ton
A cotton mill is 70 be erected in San Fran
Cisco. aud 10 be supplied with cotton from Utah,
Sinaloa, and the Sandsich Islands.
Thirty Laplauders, dressed il fun and skins
accompanied BY twenty Swedes have arrived at
St Paul, TO settle In Minnesota.
The Oil CITY News gives the number of oil
companies a, .457, si,h total capital Of $780,
594 900
In the Fourth Msssschuseit District taxes
are paid on nine tuns OF silver plate One man
returns over 600 ounces.
A nes hotel, TO aeco N MEDIATE . 200 guests.
Is 10 be constructed at Saratogs. costing $500 600
IL is TO be upon the site OF the Old United States
Hotel. recently burned.
AT 1aheRsl Russian exhibition OF indus
try just opened at Moscow. one Of the curiosi-
ties, among fifteen thousand displayed, is a large
portrait OF Peter the Great, made up Of many
colored lucifer matches. IL is contributed by q
Warsaw firm.
-General Gregg. commanding at Lynchburg.
Virginia. has decided that the parole given to
Lees officers and soldiers continues valid only
as long as they behave themselves Ii such pa
rolled prisoner insults our Government, be for
feits all the benefits he is entitled to by his pa
role
A Lake Superior correspondent, writing
from lie Pointe. says that many Of the leading
politicians were accustomed meet there for
summer recreation and conference Here Doug
las and Breckenridge used to pass many social
hour, and he says that Breckenridge used TO own
an island 10 that part OF the lake, but it has been
confscated
"A eountryman upon his first visit to Boston,
tells how to play billiards: The balls are
punched With long wooden ramrods, with wax
on the little end TO save the wood and leather
from wearing out You take your ramrod and
chalk IL, then you lean the table; then you
fquint; then you lift your LEFT leg; then YOU
fiddle little on your left hand with your ram
rod; then you punch your ball. If your ball hits
the other mans ball. you have done big thing.
aud you poke lot OF buttonc that are strung
on wire This il all there ia to a game Of bill
lizards
Mr. Harvey I. Carter has invented new
steam osciIlating engine. It's popularity is q
simple arrangement for operating the valve Ii
seems almost incredible that the large compli-
simple and yet substantial machine number
OF experiments having been made. such ss start
ing from very near the centre, running at high
and To-" speed show t capable OF skng 300 rev
olutions per minute. very easily, with hardly the
least perceptible noise, aud one would not ha v G
known it TO be in motion il not looking On. This
engine has the advantage of the most expensive
without the objections of the others. combining
simplicity and efficiency.
Speaking Of the return OF rebel refugees
from Texas, contemporary says: I'VE are ia.
formed that the trans Mississippi fugitives will
return a. sooh as il possible They are
coming now. through indirect routes. by thou
sands and hundreds Of thousands They have
tasted OF Mexican freedom. and can compare il
with their own. The comparison is not favora
BILE. They would rather he employed in the or
binary business Of the Union than ia the most
lucrative and sounding Offices in Mexico We
hear already that Gen Preston, formerly United
States Minister TO Spain, employed on the staff
oil Gen ). Johnston. and Gen Buckner, are
about returning home that Gen Buckner, and
nearly the whole line of the las, mentioned Gen
erals are preparing 10 return within the Union
limits taking the oath and becoming good cti-
zens.'
Probably the richest woman in the United
States is Miss Hester Robinson, young and
beautiful girl. lately of New Bedford, but now A
resident of New York city. Her father died re-
Gently leaving her one million outright, and the
income during her life of about four millions
more Her aunt, Miss 5. A. Rowland, of New
Bedford, who deceased about the first of July.
also left her a million. but at the same time be
queathed large sums to various other persons
who were not her blood relations, among the
rest giving to her physician hundred or a hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars. Miss Robinson
is dissatisfied with this will and has emuloyed
five of the most eminent counsel ia Msssa-
chusetts to endeavor to have it set aside though
on what grounds the public is not yet informed
PROBABLY however, the motive is passion for
more money.