Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-01-23
This and That.
is still in Paris.
Forrest is in New Orleans.

Forrest is in New Orleans.
Pleasant Pitch-a jolly tar.
Dangerous Dry Goods-shotted silk.
Pneumatic Railways train ofthought.
AN animated mineral - DIR. Living
stone.
Women of iron constitution-dumb
bellies.
"A Jersey paper calls hanging judicial
stranging.
John Brougham is playing in Wash
ington.
Gold Hill, Nevada, has had an awful
snow storm.
The Buffalofers are joyous about Lotta,
and she is annexing lot-a dollars among
| them.
The London Court journal exults in
the fact that u brother of the Tycoon writes
for it.
"A Connecticut joker was recently fined
$l5 for playing ghost.
Each scholar in the New Yoik public
schools costs $l9.2 year.
Eight thousand quail are to be turned
loose in Berks county, Pa
-Gen. Sheridan is correspondent and
warm friend of Juarez.
Pennsylvania ladies are giving leap year
parties.
How should our wharvcs be tried liy
their piers.
| The wheat exported from San Francis
| co last year was of more value than the gold
There are now twenty-five Young Mems
Christian Associations in Vermont.
Bishop Lee, of Iowa, recently travelled
800 miles in making tour of his diocese.
Manufacturing towns show decrease
| in the consumption of butter
Isaac L. Allen, the Attorney General OF
Iowa, has become insane.
Buckles History of Civilization has al :
peared in Russian dress.
A German was fined $40 last week in
New York for bending back the wings OF
live turkeys.
"A man in Norwich, Conn. dropped live
coal into bombshell ''to hear it tiza' He
heard it.
The stone for the foundation OF tie
Bowdoin College Memorial Hall is now be
ing drawn.
Senator Creamer, of New York, was
cash boy in Stewart's store, but few
years ago.
Now that Eorse-fesh is an article Of
diet, we may expect to see sweepstakes
upon the table.
Bishop d. w. Clark, of Cincinnati, of
the M. E. Church, has been made the recip-
lent of certificate of deposit of $4,000
The aggregate grain trade of Buffalo for
1867 was so, l6s,074 bushels, being very
much less than in 1862, 1868 and 1866.
The Nethodists in Oskaloosa, Iowa, are
going to erect one of the handsomsst church
edifices in the State.
In 1867 St. Louis made 100000 barrels
, of flour, and the Elevator Company received
: 726, 900 bushels of grain.
On Christmas day citizen Of Mobil,
gathered on his farm thirty-two quarts o
, strawberries, grown in the open air.
The weather has been SO severe il
France as to drive the wolves into the vii
lagos for food.
& Jack Downing, having been sufficiently
t obituaried by the newspapers. is now gett
Q ing better on diet of electricity.
Lord Harry Brougsam says he ism
5 worth three and quarter millions, although
: he would like to be.
J. A man named Huntress was married il
Massachusetts, last week, and died of it th
e same day.
}. Several persons were immersed-bap
!; tised-by cutting hole in the Ice and plung
i. ing them in, at Kansas City, last Sunday.
It A boy of twelve, named Dudley Waller
: is astonishing Canada with readings Blu
3 Canady is easily astonished.
n Hon. Henry J. RAYMOND has been cred
y tied with writing the article in the North
a e,ra Monthly, about Charles Dickens
= The four thousand dollars taken ol
% Thursday night at Pixies Opera House W.
y the largest ever taken at an opera in Me-
:. York.
" Not less than 2,350,0o0 portions of IL
ct New Testament, besides many thousan
e. psalms, were distributed at the Paris Exp
u =, sition,
nt 1t takes long time to start newsp'
ut per and bring it up to a good establishs
1e paying condition. The publishers of IL
as ae Stockholm (Sweden) Gazette, after tyii
Id It 1903 years, have at last abandoned the e
'st terprise.