Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-23
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Seventeen women were saved by the
Nes York Methodist Mission last year.
Young sunk $l2, 900 in bis Ersry After-
noen in . single month.
The American Sunday School Union,
lasl year, employed 10000 teachers and
expcnsed sll5,0oo, or tll.5o 70 each
teacher.
The Central Pacific Railroad Of Cali
fornia has raid on. 81, o0o, 900 for blasting
powder.
The suburbs Of Boston ore spelt thus
Sub-hubs.
Texas. California and Nevada are the
largest states In The Union. They smbarcs
an aggregate Of So, s37 square miles, 274.-
337 Of which are in Tens.
Stains in marble, caused ~ oil. caa b
removed BY applying commss clay satusas-
with benxine.
Manager wheatlsy Of Nible's, New York.
has made $500, 900 cut Of bis Black Ofeok
end White Fswn spseulatioas. and will -
tire. It's pity be can't retire the nascy
drama with him.
A maple tree at Paper Nill3villass; SOME
where up ,n7v@ooss, ssvs down sky
quarts Of sap daily for three days, Last
week. How's that for sugar storys
The Aston estate 10 valued at ellA, 0o0,.
600 BY some one who processes 10 know.
improved farms in Massachusetts, are
ceaper than in Illinois, and there 10 great
want Of buyers
Six thousand two hundred and three dogs
we're killed BY order Of the proper authori-
ties in st. Louis during the year 1867.
Mr.. Samuel Shaw, who died Saturday,
at Nswburypsrt. Mass, eighty years old,
commenced stsge-drivihg when be vas
bat boy Of thirteen years, and had crack
Cd his whip for more than sixty ysars, the
longest stage. coach career Oh record 10
America
John Mcgee left >ss 900 to The Anesi-
can Tract Society He might have len
them few coal tracts.
The following Louisville gentlemen pay
city taxes on the property valuation given
with their names: Hen. james Guthrie,
for 1921, 7O7; the estate Of John L. Martin.
1439. 1874; Western Financial Association,
S222, 800; Caldwell, guardian fer NJ. +. B.
and N. G. Caldwell, 1922 800. There are
twenty. six persons taxed for over $1,000
each.
Rev. r. G. G. Hsnpls, . PrssbytsRian
minister, Who, twelve ysass age, va sus-
pended from HE eGice and divorced from
his wife on account Of intsmpsrance, reform
Cd some time since, and last week Vas 70
stored BY the Third PresbytsSy Of New
York 70 his ministry. He has also become
rscouciled end reunited 70 his wife, and
gathered his scattered family.
The Manchester Print works, n New
Hsmpehirs, employ $780, hands, and run
90, 600 spindlss and 20 sets woolsn cards
q full capacity. Thsir works embrace man
ufactoriss Of cashmere, dslainss, prints
and shsstings, Of which their aggregate
yearly product u 20. 900. 900 yards.
The wife ofths Rev. David Rect. Of New
Haven, writes, that instead Of having rob-
bed her husband Of 80. 900 worth u bonds
after he hsd settled $4,000 on her d her
marriage, the oass 10 that he never csns
nearer the gift than promise, and W. 90
insufferably stingy and abusive that she
put aside Sc, 900 in bonds, and put them 10
. place OF safety, whore she could control
the interest fos the support Of the family.
Mr.. Lowell Lincoln, who was lost on the
steamer Sea- Bird, was the hrst child born
in Lowell, Mass, and Vas in the forty sec
ond year Of his age. Mr.. Lincoln went to
Milwaukee in 1856, and established the first
commercial college there, and continued it
until his death.
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