Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
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-Pere Natural, the best cook in Paris,
Is sent for whenever great din
ner is given snywhere, even al the Tuil-
ieries, and makes $4,000 year by going
out On Jobs" .er ffes .rf ~
"A Company has been formed in Eng
land, with capital of $40 000,U00 u build
a raj ad ACROSS the republic OF Honduras.
atoruiDg thus the shortest transit for Aus
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"A woman who lived In Providence
Row, London, being half drunk, took the
child OF neighbOr out of It's bed, and
held it to FIRE until it was so severely
burned that it died The jury returned a
verdict OF willful murder.
"A respectfully dressed young woman
lately examined at an Eoglish Police Court,
said she could neither write nor read. Sac
believed there were six days In the week,
and could not tell all the months of the
year, nor the rotation of any of them.
The Trades Council at Birming ham
bave IT solved on having & workiDgmsn"
as their third Representative in Parlia-
ment They propose to pay him eSO0 a
year ard his election expenses The resol.
ution was unanimously adopted at full
meeting of the Trades Council
Tho Emperor Napoleon makes note
OF everything he wishes to remember, Ia
his memorandum book. As soon as he
has filled up page Of it he tears it out,
reads 1t over, and then tears it to pieces.
he says he never forgot anything noted
down and read over in this manner.
"A xror,or - Oh;l: 49,. L. l.-.ll
over precipice. When he seq ID shrub
to save himself she cut the tendons of his
fore arm, and down be went to his death
monotony of her imprisonment is varied
by one hundred lashes administered
monthly.
AN extraordinary case of hanging was
before London coroner recently. a child
OF fourteen months had been put to bed.
and chair had been placed at the bedside
to prevent 1t falling out. Subst quently
the infant was discovered hanging 10y the
neck between the rupgs of the back OF the
chair, and quite dead.
AN employee on the Orleans (France)
Railway, has invented an amalgam of coal
and other combustibles, especially of petro-
leum, made for convenience of use In the
form of bricks, which, it is said, will. effect
an immense saving ia fuel for generating
steam. Ii burns with intense heat and for
long time, and is likely to be extensively
employed.
AN Irish newspaper tells of young
woman DESTROYS of being married, but was
prevented by the fact that neither she nor
her accepted lover had the Necessary fee.
In this emergency she went 10 an old
sweetheart whom she had once rejected.
and asked him to loan her the sum, not
stating her object in borrowing, and hint.
log that she mad experienced change of
heart and mind in his favor The money
was lent and duly spent in uniting the two
lovers. The swindled swain Is representa-
as going about like raging lion, seeking
whom he may wollop.
One of the maddest freaks of foo,-
hardness ever recorded, short time since
resulted in disastrous accident at Scots.
wood, near Newcastle on Tyne, England.
A number of men were about To engage in
a sparrow-shOotiDg match, but their gun.
powder appears To have become damp in
the rain that had been falling. They put
II into the Kitchen oven TO dry, they mean
while sitting in tLeapsrtment Quafiing ale;
the servant girl stirred the fire, and u ter
Tne bOuse was reduced To state of ruin;
two of the men were killed on the spot,
and several others were severely iEjlred.
Strange to say The girl escaped without
injury.