The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-07
MERE MENTIoN.EM's

MERE MENTIoN.EM's
A 40 Id. bass was caught near Hud-
son. Sunday.
Brooklin celebrated grandly on the
''Fourth."
Charlotte Cushman will arrive home
in July. h
Nywhouse. an English jockey, aged II,
weighs A lbs.
Jenny Lind is coming over again in
the autumn. -
Lord Brougham's remains are to rest
in France.
The Prince Of Wales is bald.
Milwaukee is called the Cream City.
Chautauqua Co., N. Y, lost 631 SOL
diers in the war.
Cherries have appeared in the Ro
chester market &
Quebec contributes s529.3o to the
MCGEE Fund.
Mad dogs rage in Iowa.. -
Silver cells are being caught in the
Wisconsin waters.
Dickens will read in England this fall.
Fanny Essler is 81, and fat.
Brigham Young wants cheese fac
tory.
Boston has a new fountain on the
Common.
The pine apple crop was never finer
than this year.
The grasshoppers are grazing in Cen
trail Iowa.
Edwin Booth never goes to hear any
other actor.
Leotard, the gymnast, gets 1926
week in London. SO
The new Is cent notes have been
printed.
Gossips send Thurlow Weed to
Gen. Meade is in Philadelphia.
A valuable turquoise mine has been
found in Nevada. --l.r-
White linen suits are to be the thing
this season.
A New York banker is to build
house Of gypsum.
Mount Vernon is going to decay.
Sing Sing prison contains 1926 male
i convicts. a9e a
A vein OF lead has been discovered in
Venango, Pa.
One California wool rancho pays $780,
600 year.
sweet potato mania.
A man in Chicago has grown six feet
of beard.
Glass for the New York Post Office
will cost $4,000.
A regatt: is talked of, on Seneca Lake,
from July 4th to 9th. 11r
= Peat speculations in Connecticut have
proved disasterous.
A society Of the Army Of the Poto
mac is to be organized.
Victoria will Summer in Switzerland
and Eugene in Norway.
Texas is not little surprized to find
money in its treasury.
Toledo revels in the anticipation of g.
Twenty one Harvard students have
been fined for drunkenness.
Disraeli lacks only one hundred and
forty two hairs of being bald.
New Haven, Ct, decorated its sol
diers' graves on the 4th Of July.
The head cook at the Astor House re.
! ceives salary of $4,000 year.
One hundred million dollars year
| are stolen by the revenue thieves.
One thousand persons have gone
through bankruptcy in Massachusetts.
Victor Hugo has just lost his only
| grandson, of whom ne was very fond.
It is announced that "Greely has ex-
perienced q change of-hat."
A four-lesged chicken has been born
in Tennessee, all the legs kicking.
Several boys have been drowned at
Troy, N. Y, lately, while bathing in the
| river. cE Gr1 5@&
King William Of Prussia clings to old
clothes, 'they are so comfortable
| The Detroit Board Of Trade has been
discussing the renewal of reciprocity.
Emigration from Prussia TO America
is expected to reach 25O, 200.
The attempt to raise cotton in India
i from American seed is settled failure
/ An ingenious Nebraskan catches grass
hoppers on boards spread with tar.
Portland, Maine, offers q reward for
the detection of boys robbing birds
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