Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-16

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Budsio, in August
rh.v ~aks - q New Yosk y eslesing
vhset bran With . mixture Of eeppssas and
~, ira@ths baldwin, ~ IA 81. IL
profsssor Of Latin cad Greek in The Raha
University Of Kassass
The Fsuian army in ireland numbers
isuO, 900 daipainsd men ready to strike ios
I(fssdom d : moment's notes.
presideut johnson orders The suspension
u Mayor uuhtos ana A'dernso n'.o
New Orleans, until p~ardoned ana Ae''os
Mavor OlasA continues in eacss !
Professor Brush, Of Yale College, has des-
.;t..d : mineral new 20 sc1sncs end iouno
=. Mount Nica. near Paris. He has named
u cookie. in honor Of Profsssor Cooke OF
Harvard University.
The only Republicans Of the House o.
p.~rrs.entssives who voted against the civil
rights bil,dpver the veto, we're Lss"a p "
West Virgins, Philips OF Maryland, n nr
dali. Smith and Rosseau Of KENTUCKY, nay
mond of New York, and NOEL Of missouri
The remains Of Professor William Thonp
; con. late President Of William Jewell Col
leee. we're brought from Sydney, Iowa, las,
week and reinterred in the new cemetery y
fihertv. The Masonic fraternity ana :
49,. ccccnnrse Of citizens followed the re
mains to ths grave.
> In Nsrssn county, Ohio, . man sued an
, Other not long ago for the rent o. nous
On the trial, evidence was adduceo ~ ~
house Was haunted, and Inc cn,.8n,S
,e ;nrv decided that thc snouio .
paid ol6 - damages. instead Of paying y
rent.
} The psihtins department Of the Treasur,
orints iron SC to SOC, 900 in fractional co'
~ reucv dir. OF this mount the averog
re daily abb bents to the United States ass's
. ant Trenarfsr and national banks excee
.r el0. Ooossf The Department hes in its vault
It Si,l7s.do 10 this cirealaiiOn.
- Thsras1s aid to be In the United St.t'
laos, O00t5armers, 100000 mechanics, ~
. 600 phyaicians. $4,000 lawyefst So,Vt
ID teachers. $1,000 clergyman. 10000 marin
IN and 1000 hshssmen. Ten years ago, q
n number Of state and federal officers v
about 10. 900; but all we can say now is tn
their nome is "legion."
H.. From official returns, prepared under q
~rection Of the Provost Marshal General,
10 appears that $50, 739 Union officers and m
81 lost theiY lives during the war. VI u
.rd number, 1921 commissioned, and 9O,s
Mt enlisted men were killed or died fr'
:, wounds ; while 1891 officers and 1921
ne enlisted men died IRON disease, or, in . I
cases, from accident.
'en An Interesting and important decis'
touching the responsibility Of common c
his riers has just been decided At Milwaukee
which Che American Express Company "
;. made to pay 5000 for damages done t
; IS Cremona fiddle, while ia transportation, Z
II . withstsnding the attempted wairer OF :
it possibility exceeding $50, expressed on
company's blank receipts.
Herr DR.. Julius Won Fischwcller, an
centric German physician, recently d
!, leaving in his will what he considered .
D. cret for increasing the years Of our life
ad- His own age uas 100, and he attributed
cent 10 the fact that he always slept with
49, head to the north, and the rest Of his b
as nearly rs possible in a meridinnar p
. ton. BY this means, he thought, the
So" in his body became magnetized, and
kitu. increased the energy Of the vital princl