Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-07
This and That.

summer
Every county in Alabama has an iron
foundry.
The Pittsburg papers report "rents fall
ing Lets all move to Pittsburg!
Mr.. Johnson's policy-Pardon the rebels
and oppress the niggers.
A picture of disappointment, the draw
ing of Crosby's Opera House.
Transported for life-the man that mar
ries happily
There is good sleighing all the way from
Boston to st. Louis.
Green peas are offered for sale in the
Tallahassee Florida, markets.
Two young men, in New Orleans stole
two pairs of "drawers" belonging to year
old babie. A small business.
The British Parliament assemblies next
Tuesday, and Victoria will attend in person,
the opening session.
-Twenty-seven millions of Pennsylva-
MAS Indebtedness is now over due, and
new loan is to be created to take It up.
"A. T. Stewart has purchased Rosa Bon
hcur's Horse Fair"-the original-for $780,
OO0
Many New Workers are glad to learn
that their rents are to be raised in the spring,
as they cannot raise it themselves.
Since the abolition of slavery the valu-
alton of property in Missouri has increased
sixty-five million dollars
The price of admission to the Great Ex-
position at Paris will be one franc. 1t will
be open every day, Sundays included.
"A man died at the hotel in North Adams,
Mass, the other day, and could not be bur-
led for week owing to the snow.
The profits of the "cloak, cane, and
umbrella room" of the Paris Exposition
Building have been sold for 1926, 900.
An organization calling themselves the
Forty Thieves" presented New Jersey
clergymen with $500 on New Years day
Appropriate name for some of the New
York and Philadelphia Common Council
Common Scoundrels.
"A farmer is endeavoring to discover a
plan to extort the beats from musical COM
positions.
james Barron Hope has retired from
the editorial chair of the Norfolk Day
Book, and is succeeded by John R. Hath
away.
The Tennessee Republican State Con-
vention will meet on the 22d of February,
at Nashville, to nominate Governor and
attend to the interests of the party.
Mr.. Handy is about to build new
opera house at Cincinnati, ont of the pro-
cecds of gift enterprise" A Handy way
to raise money.
"A new republican daily is to be started
in Springfield, Mass. 1t seems hardly likely
the success of the Republican can be re.
peated there.
Theodore Parker compared some who
grow suddenly rich to cabbages growing in
beds. They smother the violets, but after al
are nothing but cabbage heads.
Eighty persons live on Gallos Island,
Lake Ontario. They have one school house
and no church, Jail, minister, magistrate
lawyer, doctor or grogshop.
"A flying machine is in course of con.
struction, and is being made on the mode
of wild goose The inventor sits as 0
model.
"A Partisan journal admits that there is
more genuine galiantry toward women in
the Cm'ea otates thah III all the world be-
side.
Henry Clay tod Mrs. Mowatt-" KISS
ing Is ike the Presidency, not to be sought
and not TO be deemed. lie must have re-
ierreo 10 lhe iaoies' Oh course
-Ihe latest business out is an agency foi
the purpose Oh furnishing loriorh Dacheiors
and wldowers with wives at prices ranging
from S3 to $40 1t is in operation in Cleve-
land.
An impatient boy waiting for the grist,
said to the miller ;-"I could eat the meal as
fast as the mill grinds it," How long could
you do SOP" inquired the miller. "Till
starved to DEATH was the sarcastic reply.
"A waggish editor says that the streets OF
one of the Western cities are to be lighted
with red-headed girls. That will be bad
too many people will be found hugging the
lamp posts.
Anthracite coal is confined to only four
counties in Penusylvania-Sch Lu-
zerne, Northumberland, and Carbon. There
are no other Anthracite deposits in the Uni
ted States.
Alabama shows progress and enlighten.
ment with vengeance. The penal law OF
that State which Furnishes horse and mule
stealing with death. took effect ON the first
of the wear.
The London Attenaeu,n is discussing
the question whether the leaves of publica-
tions should be cut when they are sold. In
this country no publisher thinks of doing
otherwise except sometimes with magazines.
~" Paddy, why don't you get your ears
cropped? they are entirely too long for a
man." "And yours" replied Pat, "ought
to be heightened; they are too short for a
mule"
The Cambria Iron Works. at Johns.
town. Pa. emnlov 200 men constantly
Hon u NJorrell M @ elect from the I7tl,