Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-10

JOHu ". DTecklnfiuge, atteT III eAilc
of nearly eight years, reached his home
at Lexington. Kentucky, early yester-
day morning. and will imme lately re-
new the practice of law, carefully es!
chewing politics
There is a coored fire company in
Knoxville, Tennessee.
A Paris journal last month treated
its subscribers to free concert.
Six Yale freshmen and one sopho-
more were suspended last week for
rushing" <ra0a
4 recently married couple in North
ern Wisconsin are making a bridal tonr
on hand-sled. a a@ by
An American ex-B rigadier- General of
Volunteers is giving drawing lessons in,
Heidelberg
Horse-thieves in Tennessee are now
lynched by drowning, like cats, with a
stone tied to the neck
The famous Florida farm of Harriet
Beecher Stowe is for sale. 1t has been
anything but a success.
The Lowell Machine Shop is building
the heaviest turning lathe in the coun-
try. 1t will weigh 70 tons.
A, estate OF So, 300 was lately settled
in Otsego county, N. Y, in which the
lawyers received 1900, and the heirs
at-law Che rest-about $50 apiece.
A Woman's Suffrage Convention is in
session at Springfield, Mass.
The Union Pacific Railroad is again
reported clear of snow, and the trains
are running new.
A new theater, called emusic Hall,
was opened at Worcester, Mass, last
might, with the play Of "The Lady Of
Lyons
Daniel L: Harris of Springfield. Mass.
President of the Connecticut River
Railroad, has been appointed Govern
meut Commissioner of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad. s
Accounts from Ottawa, Canada, state
that the distractions to umbering
operations, on account of the late Sc
we're snow storm, are less serious than
at first reported.
the deposits in the Massachusetts
savings banks amount to nearly $95, 900
900. There was an increase of nearly
S14, 100000 in 1865 over 1867. The
number of depositors in 1868 was 34S,-
593. +.
Auerbach, Speilhagen, Clara Mundt,
and Hans Wachenhusen are the leading
names on tile petition addressed by
German authors to Gen. Grant to re-
commend to the next Congress the
adoption of an international copyright
law. '1'l
The following is taken from an adj
vertisement of DR. KS liver encour-
aging, silent perambulator family pills:
<FThis pill is as mild as pet lamb, and
it don't go fcoling about. 1t attends
strictly to business, and is as certain as
an alarm-clock."
A novelty INTRODUCED at a recent ball
In Paris was trail of flowers beginning
in the Lair and falling down to the bot
tom of the train, after being caught in
some fanciful and graceful way, either
round the bosom, on the waist, or in
sash.
At recent naval court martial, the
following dialogue is said to have taken
place between one of the witnesses and
the Court care you Catholic ?"
mo, Sir "Are you a Protestant p
<'No, SIR "What are you, then p
captain Of the foretop."
A Richmond genius recently carried
GoLies of the bal masque to a laborious
ana painful degree of comicality. He
personated donkey attached to a
small cart, in which the driver was seat
ed in the guise of farmer. The dom
key moved on ''all fours" and brayed
at intervals,
The old grenader from whose flask
Napoleon the First drank at Ratisbon,
duing the memorable campaign of
1905, and who on hat occasion uttered
the native words, "After you. Sire, y
which caused Napoleon to burst into