Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-07-12
There is new perfumery called

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"Shoo Fly"
Between Omaha and Sacramento
there are nineteen tunnels.
A tigrcsS was killed in the Madras
Presidency by the quill of "a porcupine
piercing her throat while eating the
animal.
The erratic ex Senator Wigfall, Of
Texas and rebellion notoriety, is en-
gagged in mining operations in Colo
RADIO.
Fifteen cases of deaths, resulting
from pistol shots, knives or accidents:
were reported yesterday in this city.
The Iowa Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons, at its late ses-
sion, amended its laws SO as to admit
negroes and Indians to its order.
The monument to Joshua R. Gid
dings has teen received at Ashtabula,
Ohio, and will be put in place as
soon as proper arrangements can be
made.
A London clergyman is writing to
prove the final restoration Of all souls,
and that the select" are the "fr8t
fruits" of the salvation Of all humani-
ty.
A native Protestant movement late
ly begun in the city Of Mexico has al
ready resulted in forming % congre4
cations. They are, so far, undenom-
national.
A little boy embodied his thoughts
on theology in words, thus: ~ don't
see how the devil came to turn out
80, when there was no other devil to
put him up to it"
Atlanta, Ca. is prosperous city.
1t has received in five years an addi-
ton of thirty thousand people to the
population, principally wide-awake
mechanics and manufacturers, with
their skill and capital, from the North.
Capt. @. S. Bell, the famous Union
scout, is not dead as reported III Tex
as paper a few days since. He seems
bullet proof as well against the Rio
Grande smugglerS and Texas ku,Klux
as during the war he was known to
be against numerous rebel attempts
of that nature.
A convict escaped from the State
Prison at Trenton, n. j., but before
he left the city he became intoxicated.
While in this condition he exposed
his parti-cOlored prison garb beneath
his other clothing, and was detected.
He was a powerful man, and he knock
ed down several persons before he
could be recaptured.
4 woman in Lake Village, \. H.,
recently gave the census cnumeratOr
her age as thirty years, and insisted
upon the truth of her statement, when
the officer expressed surprise. Soon
after the age of her youngest son was
asked for and stated to be twenty-six
while that Of her eldest son was Civ
en- at twenty-eight.
HEAVY BANK ROBBERY.-On Fri
day evening the Mechanics Bank
Louisville, KY, was robbed. Henry
L. Pope, the cashier, was alone in the
bank, when two men entered. One
of them placed knife to his throat
and the other taking a handkerchief
saturated with chlorolorm, threw il
over his face and threw shawl over
his head. They carried MIN insensi
bic to a room in the building and
!o;ked him up, then secured and car
ried off 100000 in money, leaving
$4,000 or $4,000 scattered over the
floor. The clerk, returning at hall
past 5 o'clock, discovered the robbery
Pope was still unconscious, and it wa,
some time before he recovered from
the effects of the drug. The same
bank was robbed about 30 years ago
when the book keeper was killed, Ju
Ian, the cashier, wounded and Dix
the robber, shot himself.