The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-20
,J,.eeIlaneous Paragraphs.


The Tribune and the Herald, ofNeW
York, both recommend Mr.. Raymodd,
OF the Times, for Minister to- Austria.
This reminds rs of DR.. Franklin's decla-
ration, that judges shonld be elected by
lawyers; for then, said the philosopher,
they will all vote to get the beaten ous
oftheir way. .-.4.s.
The assessed value ofthe real estate
on Broadway, New York, from tne
Bowling Green to Union Square, Is SoI,-
"a, 800. excluding all places OF public
Wossbip and The City Hall Park. The
AstoF House Is assessed this year at
The venerable editor, Thurlow
Weed having learned that the entire
produc. of "sap bush' formerly, "ma-
ole orchard" now, had been engaged in
advance at Is cents per pound, exclaims
in the New York Commercial:
but how prices change with timesI
In 1903 We cut wood and gathered
sap In Cortland county. The maple
sugar, when taken 10 market, ten miles
distant, brought six cents q pound IN
store pay"
The southern journals are serious
ly advocating the planting of corn and
other cereals in place Of cotton. Tue
great want of food existing in many OF
the Southern States, it is urged, aRSd
never again be experienced, II at leSESs =
portion OF the plantations are dSrNSsa
in the future to the raising Of gsAis-
There is great scarcity e dessrs-
BILE houses for country residences IN The
vicinity OF Boston, aud rents have
gone up rspldly in consequences he
TFaUelser states Ihatsa small bullding
was bought in Boston souse tine since
for SIS and carried on sioop 10 a
ueighboring town, and now rents eAsi-
Iy for $40.
Not over four hundred houses are
building in New York The strikes OF
mechanics deter capitalists from that
kind ofiuvestment. In the meantime
tenements are unSItainAble-
III is no triaing enterprise to estab.
lish and carry on successfully new
daily papers The experiment costs
money, and without an immense con-
tinSent fund, the new paper, no mat
ter how ably conducted, generally goes
under, bankrupting the proprietOrs. In
Washington, the Leader, spicy daily
has ceased to exist after very brief ca.
reer, and in Philadelphia, the Star, .
we'll conducted sheet, is reported al
eking out precarious existence will
suspension imminent.
"A sentimental young man says O
his first scramble "It was the witchinl
hour of A. NJ, when church-yardl
yawn. Everything was hushed, ant
stiffness reigned profound. com
nenced to sing, II Bring little Flow
er to Thee Sopbronia was hanging
out OF the window, and it was through
her solicitation that endeavored t
MARBLE this cussed piece: Il Bring lit
tie Flower to Thee Sophronia's pal
stuck his head out OF the window, ant
in a voice OF thunder roared: well
| Just set it on the door step, and dom
make so much fuss about such a Cusset
little flower.".
i 1t seems to be rendered certain tina
the Liberals in Mexico have disgracel
themselves and their cause, by the de
Itberate and wholesale slaughter of pris
i oners of war. This was ut first denied
though on what competent authortt.
we failed TO see. Now, the official OF
der for the execution is published, an
Liberal newspapers across the Ri
Graude confess to the atrocity. II
manifest that with the withdrawal o
the French the Mexicans will sink
long way towards anarchy and barbal
ism.
The women of Paris send thei
babies out into the country to nurse i
great numbers, and the farther fror
the city they go the better. And III
} practice is increasing, Notwithstanding
; the mortality OF the innocents thu
| put under the charge OF the peasaI
F, women. or 10000 infants put out
nurse annually at Paris, 1900 die, an
, the others return in such state
health, generally crippled with scrofuli
| thVt they do not reach the age of maj
hood. Some of the nurses who a
known ''to bring i'll luck to the chi
dren," are for this very reason soug
for by the parents. The medical tacu
!; ty pronounces its opinion that, If Il
! population OF France has increase
since 1853, Notwithstanding the not d
IululSuluA uuuiueE VI bAASASb GA0 N0A
l is solely attributable to this wet nuri
: industry. lEl-l51t
The Washington correspondent
i the New Orleans Republican, the ne
I radical daily, writes: "Atr. Morrl
: sey's predilectlons are decidedly. Dem
9 cratic; but he has shrewdness enoup
e to see that although Democratic prin,
!. Piles may win in his district, they a
. shaky in national point OF view, "a
n he is inclined TO copper on them
= Congress. He has annou need that
don't care which party wins provtd
- the thing comes out right By placi
8 himself on this rather Indifferent pl
L form! he has opened his CongressioE
N career in unique manner, and b
thrown cloud of doubt over his
N ture. It is known that he has so
cast himself loose from the advice
s. Fernando Wood, James Brooks a
other Democratic leaders, as to cot
g sci with Colonel John w. Forney,
e the Chronicle, and he is reported to hl
N said thath would have voted for
Registration bill as Il passed {
o House, II, It had been necessary to
I cure its passage. As It was he vol
~ against It.
Y TUE New York Tribune is moralizl