Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-10

| hutuCult.
They are picking second crop Strawberries in
Minnesota.
French papers now style Eugene Madame
Bonaparte.
You can get potatoes for 40 cents bisel in
| Dover, Maine.
Genesee county, N. Y, claims an apple crop of
| 100, 900 barrels
Walters in New York restaurants make $40 to
| $50 week in fees.
Boston, at the next election, is to vote for or
against having public park.
European steamers are making unusually long
westerly passages this season.
| The days are five hours shorter than they were
| during the third week of June.
The war in Europe is said to have given great
impetus to the California wine trade.
Boston and its neighborhoodhave Ave hundred
| dwelling houses in course Of erection.
Boston is getting up another musical jubilee
| Tor the aid OF the French and German wounded.
There were no rats at Salt Lake City until a
few days ago, when one was brought there as
curiosity.
| The New York sections have struck for more
pay for opening their churches to fashionable
weddings.
| Napoleons latest achievement at Wilhelmshohe
was the ordering of seventy silk hats for himself
| and suite.
The loss by the burning of the Boston Lead
Works, on Saturday night is stated at over
| S2600O0
Large quantities Of tea are accommodating in
bond at Portland. to be held for entry under the
new tariff
| Senator Morrill,, OF Maine, telegraphed yester-
| day to a friend in Washington that his health is
| improving
The business in writing paper aud envelopes
is reported to be much larger this year than
| ever before.
| The health Of Chief Justice Chase is improving
and he expects soon to resume his seat on the
Supreme Bench.
Omaha, according to the Tribune of that city,
is destined to outstrip Chicago before two de-
cades have passed over.
ST. Louis is perfectly well satisfied that Chica-
80 will lose its grain trade entirely by its unlim-
tied trickery and cheating.
The Dominion Government has consented to
allow returning American fishing vessels to
obtain stores in Canadian ports.
The Catholic cathedral at Iowa City having
been built on an insecure foundation, is expect
ed to fall at any moment. 1t cost $4,000.
The coloredd Baptists Of Kentucky are to have
a Theological school at Frankfort, and have
bought fifty acres Of land for the purpose.
Ut There will be fifty-three Sundays in the year
lS1l-the year beginning and ending on Sunday
~ ought TO be good year and happy one.
:, Railway works are progressing rapidly in
Mexico, and before long there will be railway
connection between Vera Cruz and the capital
The proprietor of vineyard near Terre
Haute, Indiana. has made 49, 200 gallons Of wine
this season. and sent four tons of grapes to mar
kct. - N
The Swedish bark Maria, Captain c. j. Helberg
cleared for Rio from Richmond, on Friday byy
flour. -
Yesterday, James Brown, watchman at Har-
SINUS Cove, Jersey City,was beaten 80 cruelty by
thieves, that he is not expected to recover. Four
oil his assailants are under arrest
Charles Cook and wife, Of Jersey City, were
arrested yesterday, on the charge of the "wful
murder OF the unborn infant" Of Martha Wright
by maltreating Ger some time since.
AT Washington, on Sunday afternoon, a glass
box at the delivery window of the Post-office WAS
broken during the absence of the window clerk
anu iorty letters were ritled of their contents.
The Board Of Revision Of Army Tactics. in
session at st. Louis, adjourned on Monday. Gen.
Schoheld, the President, has returned to San
Francisco. Three Of the members remain in
b. Louis to perfect the text of three volumes of
n'w tactics, to be finished in two weeks,