Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-09-14
Miscellaneous Items.


Hawaii is noted for its Sunday Schools.
The Baptists are increasing in Germany.
Professionalism is gaining groundin Spain.
There are thirty thousand spiritualists
in the state of Michigan alone.
A Jewish synagogue was dedicated in
this city last week.
Six hundred and FIVE horses were eaten
in Paris in June.
A diamond has been found at the Cape
Of Good Hope, worth 100000.
Liverpool is called the modern Sodom.
Its vice is said to be unparalleled.
A hundred and forty Mormon families
recently started from New York for the
West.
Spurgeon is an open communion man,
and says Strict communion is about ex-
tinct"
At Bethlehem, Pa, people have a habit
OF reading the papers in church before the
service.
A handsome blonde at Saratoga wore
twenty new dresses last week, with her
trunk still packed.
A Spectator is going to furnish 1000
Chinese for Columbia, 5. c., and 5000 for
other localities.
Ferret, a New Orleans creole, thirty-twO
years old, has shot his mistress and then
himself, because she had other lovers.
A duel has taken place at Genoa between
/ two NINA Tho ro,nbo+opts axcbopuoJ
| pistol shots, but no blood was shed.
1t is estimated that at least 10000 Amer
leans are now travelling in Europe for en-
joyment and5nstructiOn.
Prussia alone, of all foreign governments
with which We have relations, owns house
in Washington for the use of its legation.
In some parts of Tennessee the crops
have been almost entirely destroyed by the
drouth.
The Methodist camp meeting at Will
mantle Ct, commences today and will con-
tinue until Saturday.
OF 70 women who went to Oregon from
Massachusetts two years ago, SO are mar
ried.
\ state penteniary 600 feet long and
costing about 5000, geo is to be built in
North Carolina.
\ French doctor wishes to take con-
tract to straighten out the fifty thousand
hunchbackS of that country by means Of
electricity.
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The official returns of the recent con.
grcssioual election in Alabama show tn,
, i "a, loving result: Iota rePuohean VOC
oo.''f' democratic VOTE f'f9f' reluOh
, can MAJORITY lS'''o'
r 1t !, estimated that the immigration int,
, Minnesota will reach from 10000 to 100
: 600 DURING 1889. and The present popUIa
ton Of the state cannot be much, if any
short of 10000.
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cons. of tLa n. If .',,,,', l.o Min H.
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] The National Teacher, Association he'll
liz ninth annual session at Trenton, y. J
ON the 18Th Several interesting paper
were read-
\ correspondent suggests that solomon
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on all occasions.
o \ co.ored lady has appeared among tn
y ia~honahIer at Saratoga, sporting 2 prom
:, mont t,rasi3u bond and .,u5-e ,,,-lr- q ,u