The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14
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The yellow foyer is prevailing in Nicar-
9. H. !sas not ye.- the islands of Lake
"A club house for ladies is bene .-ected
in Boston. Better assist their husbano-
with spades.
Wooley has been released from Ben But
ler's bastile.
+ In some districts in Iowa there is not
single lawyer.
McCool's sister bet $15, 900 on her brother
Paesiello's opera, the q Barber of Seville"
10 to be revived. ''esh +.
News from Mexico would indicate another
revolution soon. ,4,.t,- 90
Fossil oysters have been found in the
Egyptian pyramids.
Cactus plants fifty feet high have been
discovered in Arizona.
The Indians on the upper Missouri are
firing into steamboats,. $50
Chicago expects to pay $500, 600 for her
public schools this year.
Ex-President Buchanap's last wonds were
God bless my country"
One of the Saratoga hotels will notreceive
children guests this year.
A fish styled q "horned whale' was re-
Gently caught of Charleston.
A laborer in Maine broke his neck by
falling distance Of two feet.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte is in New
York. The ladies fancy him.
Reyerdy johnson was unanimously con-
frmed as Minister to England.
Prince Michael, of Servia, has been as
sassinated; excitement intense.
Brigham Young has set ont one hundred
and fftv acres in mulberry trees.
At q book sale in Savannah, lately, two
illuminated missals brought $3.50.
A sensible movement is being made to
sell fruit by weight-not measure.
Reno, Nevada, town one month old,
contains five hundred inhabitants.
The cashier of bank at Seneca Falls,
New York, has committed suicide.
The Temple Place Savings Bank, Boston,
has nine million dollars on deposit.
The preservative qualities of carbolic
acid are bringing it into general use.
The emigration from all parts of Europe
is on an unprecedentedly large scale.
In North Bridgewater, Massachusetts,
paper collars are selling for one cent box.
The omnibus admission bill now only
waits the Presidents signature to become q
law. =
The Old and New School Presbyterians
have united again, the tie to last till-'tis
broken.
A gentleman in Syracuse has gone to rails
ing mushrooms. Perhaps twas q family
vocation.
A graduate of Harvard University is
under arrest for rObbing a citizen of Concord
of $2O,OO0
The railroads carry passengers from Bos
ton to New York for one dollar-one-fifth
the former price.
The British minister is about to protest
against Buffers overhauling the Washing
ton telegraph Office.
Maine has fifteen hundred lakes, elevated
SO high as to afford manufacturing power
for four million people.
David Graham, of California, has fallen
heir to half million dollars, left by his
grandmother in Ireland.
"A bank note engraver named Harrison
has become heir to fortune of $14, 600 600,
bequeated by an uncle in India.
The letter of the Emperor of China to the
President covers twenty feet in length by
two in width, on royal parchment.
Bennett, of the New York Herald, through
his correspondents, gave the English the
A man in New Hartford has raised one
hundred bushels of potatoes from one quar-
ter Of an acre, and sold them for $500.
The trains on the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road were stopped several days in conse-
quence of failure to pay the employees.
A beet sugar manufacturing company has
just bought five hundred acres of land in
Illinois for the purpose of raising beets.
lady in Columbus, Ohio, has made
eighty words out of the letters in "oyster."
Some people would make shorter work of it.
The President has been requested by the
Committee of Foreign Relations to use his
influence for the release of Father Mcmahon.
A Troy paper relates that rattle-snake
was caught near there, and in his efforts to
escape, crawled completely out of his skin.
Rev. Mr.. Bellew, a talented Episcopal
minister, was the first of his cloth who
preached for disendowing the Irish estab-
lishment.