The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10
EDITORIAL AND. orHxn ITEMS.
The horse cars in Columbus, Ohio, are
warmed by stoves.

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- warmed by stoves.
D. Chicago has 1000 confirmed opium eaters
'g females preponderatiDg.
l. st. Louis is credited with more vagabond
Il than any other city on this continent
st California offers large bounty for tn
b invention of o successful steam pillow.
- The Chicago police burned $1,000 worth
e OF gambling paraphernalia last week.
g The cars on the English tramways arr
e very elegant, the fare in which is two cents
= a mile.
= Montalembert's widow is sister of Mgr
: Merode, for many years the Pope's minister
: of arms. @
Q The Bishop of London intends I" making
a raid" upon the Ritualistic clergy Of his
diocese.
Stone county, Missouri, has no lawyer.
Stony soils are not favorable to legal
growths. &
The local taxation in ireland, according
to recent calculations, is much higher than
in England.
In Gladstone's Irish coercison bill it is
made penal to carry arms-imprisonment
for one year.
mediums of exchange for sums not over a
hundred dollars.
For the first time, Christian Ambassa-
dor has been sent to represent Persia at the
court of France.
The centenary anniversary Of the Boston
tea destruction is to be celebrated by a tea
party in that city.
Coffee is now adulterated with stale ship
bread. 1t must be pretty substantial |
| article at that rate.
John T. Butler, of Charlotte, N. c., has
in his possession mad stone" for which
he has refused $4,000.
A colored woman near Lexington, Va,
gave birth the other day to twins-one
black, the other white.
Sir David Brewster was quite old when
he married. He caught the whooping-cough
when eighty years cid. II
The population of Massachusetts is some
200, of which rather more than a y
sixth part live in Boston.
The Duke of Sake Gotha recently signed J
the first death warrant during his reign, a r
period of twenty six years. f
The seizures of liquors continue to be
are not reluctant swallowers.
The Mormons don't appear to be fright p
ened at the passage of the bill by Congress T
TO suppress polygamy in Utah. +
A man was recently divorced in Virginia y,
~ photograph. His identity was thus II
is, divorce followed. "
The school authorities in Cambridge, =.
Mass, after dispensing with corporal pun ~
shment, propose to resume the birch. :.
The Edenburg (Pa.) AHeghanian states -
hat a citizen of Cambria county recently ="
old his wife to pedlar for two CENTS ",
The Freedman's Academy, at Houston,
exas, has had to refuse admission to stu M
ents, owing to deficiency of teachers.
The Herald says there are about 600 600 thi
'uls in New York for whom no spiritual art
revision whatever has been made by Pro- tiq
stants. ria
The Boston musical peace jubilee is to Th
} repeated. But, sad to think, Gilmore's fed
g drum, which was the great feature, is tire
more. fra
P Clever, IF Geliad, Texas, las invented Ly
sven improvements to the sewing machine che
d got patents for them. This shows his Bot
n
A forger of autographs, lately tried in v
Nv York, pleaded in defence that he .o;r
ght to be pardoned, as he only fooled an !
glishmsn. and
The medical faculty of Philadelphia are n,es
commotion at the discovery that one of Da
ir number sells elegantly executed diplo- Yor
8 to order.
n answer to an application from ireland, ~.
British minister gave discouraging -.
ly about the cultivation of tobacco in W. =
country. -
,t,rd. ., pari
Eport, VT, in fit Of temporary insan- e,
strangled her babe, and afterwards =.
6 herself. ... a'on'
:, ,,,o,,,,, ..e.. State
s currency are circulating in the West,
may be expected to make their way -,
h ere long. :,
farmer in Marshfield, VT, has had his
Q badly bitten by rats while they were
in the stable-in some cases they were A"'S''e
rlad shooL;1 Like
~ is fu
person in the Fourth District adver- varied
to " furnish gentlemen with pleasant ed by a
comfortable rooms, also one or two as this
emen with wives" ,r.ts, =,
-Fresldent tlIlmore, at q recent enter garden