New-York tribune., 1868-08-11
STRAY NOTES.

STRAY NOTES.
rbo Lotto Thomas A. Goddard of Boston gave
An hs will $4,000 each of his two unmarried sisIes' anu
an the rest OF his large property 10 ms VIE
VIM. G. Boughton, an engineer in the 6sIad eIlld
r,oy OF the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Iss ears
}oo 900 miles on his engine, the Clinton III ~ w.
A steamer cleared at Saginaw, tew EaSe arge
ago with Coz, 900 shingles on board, IN auui'io "
amount Of other freight. -.
Last Sunday q nan who had lost ms into m.
OF faro committed suicide by throwing "'I''NN
river at Quebec 81, ,,,robor
la Canada. of Ottawa, says that o1cais InlOS by
Of bears probably driven away from TN Sne aneaa dis
tt ii I've -, 6sen Seen on the shores Of the rver
A Ghost has appeared in Richmond va Lts MS
hands are cold breath icy ana m thrown several
and lis step nOiseless HIS N,ions NsrsS 60
superstiious people into cOh'u'''O"' q, MI o,4;or
TI. Roo,o, Transcript says The question,
Does tanning hot day cool "a %T neigbbors Having
ed himself vigorously for an hour ana Ieell1S ~ o
cooler he tried the process on nus mn dre m five min
s1Tprsed to fud the mercury 60 up uGS ~ ,e same
vtes A second thermometer was tfleu WIN ti nc ~
SesHIt Fans are now at discount III that laily
A few NIGHTS ago an attempt was made by a
20, ~ tbieVes 10 Steal span OF horses from barn IN
6Nec0 Tioga County Pa. gun was discharged az tne
Ttts hsTenpon an of them except took 10 their
bi Tbjs one was fonnd to have been seriously wound
"a Ia both legs When taken TO the light he proved 10 DC
Dwight Matson, OF one of the most resPecianl9
residents of the County. The physicians nave ueeaeu
that the ampuaOn Of of his legs is necessary 10 save
his life
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and Ottawa, by l. Pearce the superntenuei@t @ Vi d 5r
Buckingham PlumbagO Works, Canada tor a new vi!
method Of concentrating all kinds OF ore, Y tIe ehpU1d
ment OF centrifugal lOrCe ia cVheOt h Witch so
receivers doing away with the use OF wafer %. VIII @
much mineral now lost IL is claimed that ore spra%l %
Is done by this method by mechanical means ALONE, Tt ~
out the employment OF manual labor ana Is as silo dc
milling of grain. -,
There is an old man in Henry County, ONO,
vhoneyer swears himself, allows others 10 swear III
his presence, and prays regularly seven Ss M Tee 5S
during the very hot weather that prevailed at thaI ie
In the middle Of harvesting and worked IN te neu ui
stopping for his meals He insisted that he was not hun
cry when questioned. and on one OF the days uu d u
ubHal amount of work ~
Henry 6. Barclay of DelanO, Schuylkill
County, Penn, sitting at window reading news
paper when two cats rau into the room one wv The
night hand near bottom OF the index finger held so
fmiy with his teeth that he was compelled to break the
sweed up almost Instantly from the effects Of the bite
Se HTs tnS donsderabiy and Mr. B. IS now fair
way to recover from the effects Of the injury
The Pittsburgh Gasette asserts that the cattle
plague is being rapidly introduced into the Atlantic
States the authorities TO prevent ts 1urthef
Introduction Ihe Gd.e4e adds; % Onr railway az t esi Sc3
lence If they will IL is IN the power OF the t~o COM
panies connecting win inc Mess 10 saw saw Oul pTt "a
have indicated. The community appeals 10 theni 10
take these precautions aud has night to demand that
the appeal shall be needed
Pursuant to instructions from Major Gen, Hal
Ieck, commanding the Military Division OF tne IaGlhe
June at Camp Harney WIN the pfncial panus 0I nos
tile Indians infestng the vicinity OtMaeur River Castle
Rock Owyhee, and Stems Mountains. under their prn,
etpa chief Weeahweewa, where 1t was mutually agreed
that they return to their own country establish their
while they remain peaccabe, and do not meddle with
citizens or their private property, they shall not be mo-
Tested
The first steamer that has ever reached the
great falls OF the Missouri River, CO miles above Fort
Benton made the trip from ST. Louis few days ago
large party embarked on the Tom stevens on the morn
ing Of the 14th ut and the following day landed at
the mouth of High Wood Creek where the steamer Gala
tin came last year. aud in the afternoon reached IHe
"Groat Falls beyond which no steamer Will ever sail
There the river is about 500 yards vide ana the perh
dicular fall about 50 teet There are several sISLel @
cataracts within few miles OF the Great FAILS TIE
highest measuring 40 feet
Last week an old negro who has a farm near
Mobile sent for Of hs friends 10 come 10 his place
10 hunt bears which every night rayaged his eOrnneld
Accordingly three or more Went ana four OF the party
the field watch for bears Unfortunately Joe Taylor
left his stand about 10 or II o'clock at night ana ap
nesrg % grnss re corn o be ola was Clothed in large
black coat, mstOok him for bear and hred, XIII
ing him instantly. ...-.
"Jennie Junen does not like the latest
French invention for whitening the hands. she says
The ganis graS consist OF rather largo sized light kd
gloves, which covered upon the inside win greasy
sold at S. small pot which accounts for the price of the
gloves per pair but in my opinion cold cream ana a9
Old pair OF light KID gloves costing originally y Woulu
be equally eicaciols For my own part ca9not
imagine how people can persuade themselves 10 SGute
90 much 70 achieve little No amount OF whtehess
would induce 70 incase my hands ~ KID gloves AT
night cannot even do it during the warm weather ln
the daytime. make the concession TO society by carry
ing two pairs 10 my pocket and then enjoy my freedom
with "A clear conscience But II must not be forgotten
that 0anks QYas Warranted to produce wonderful
Vbteess and decacy Of the hand at the shortest h0tce
aud in spite of natural obstacles, that is 10 say good
health and activity.
The following is report of the salaries pad
10 schoOeachers various parts OF the country Boston
81 men, average pay, $22O9 553 women average SooO
per year Cinunnat-GO men, average, $1,000; 953 women
average S5O5 per year CMcagO26me average S2OoOj
BOG women, average, 500 per year. LousYle3l men,
81 600 DOB women, average $3.50 per year buI-
falO35 men, N2y0 229 women, 45 per year NaSD,Hg
bOn d. &C men, 81 200 90 women, Si75 per year. NIL
waukee25 men, S5C0 SO women, 1915 per year Newark
10 men, S925 women, $500 per year. New fork-lb
NELL 200 22O6 women $500 per year. Pennsy yNahia-
1919 men, s35 81 $500 women S27 81 per month Wis
eonsln-Total sS57 men, $4O 76 women. SIG "a per
month MnnesOta-720 men, S34 Gl 1881 women, S22 81
Der month IOwa-3C76 men. S35 So GCC7 women, 81 "a
per month OhlO-8,3is men SIS So 1920 women S3 50
per month. San FunciscO-25 men, S5i l3 women 800
per aunum. Mdue-7l men, S28 rs 37Sl women go per
month The highest pay for men is $4,000, which s re-
eeived by three eaehcs in Boston, and the next highest
a 600 is paid 70 % teachers IN the same place.
THE COURTS.