Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-02-11
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I'm 1910 there were 100 homeo-
pathic physicians in the United
States, aud now about 1900. .-.
The Pope refuses to receive an
address signed by 137 bishops, pro-
testing against the dogma of Papal
iufallibility,
Wendell Phillips is to deliver
the Grafton in Boston, on the 9th oil
March, the centennial anniversary
of the Boston massacre" go
A New Orleans youth ate q box
of CASTLE soap to remove freckles. II
isn't known how he succeeded inside,
but outside, he remains the same.
"A strong movement is under way
for the consolidation of Washington
and Georgetown, and the representa-
ton of the whole in Congress by a
Delegate.
That insignificant State of New
Jersey has rejected the Fifteenth
Amendment, while Georgia has rati.
fled both the Fourteenth and Fiji.
tenth Amendments.
Quite revival is in progress at
Bloomington, Ill. The local editor
of the Ledger returns thanks to God
through the mediam Of that paper,
for the conversion Of another of his
sons.
--"Silence in the courtroom
there" Numbered a police magis-
trste, the other morning; "the court
has already committed four prison
ers without being able to hear word
of the testimony"
1T is said that in consequence oil
the number Of counterfeits on the
new fifty cent fractional currency,
the Treasury Department has re-
solved to cancel all that come back
to the Treasury.
A bill has been introduced In the
Wisconsin Legislature providing that
divorces shall not be granted except
for the crime of adultery, and the
probabilities are that IL will pass
Good for Wisconsin!
"A body of men rode to q farm
house near Lexington, KY, on the
night of the 30th ult., seized negro
named Charles Field, whom they
accused of stealing some tobacco, and
hung him until he was dead.
The Hutchinson Family and
Horace Greeley were announced fol
a recent temperance meeting in New
York. The audience was not large
owing to the public not being assured
that Greeley would not sing.
The Rev. Horace Cooke Is to b'
tried for his escapade with Miss
johnson by his church, on April 7th
Temporary insanity will be ALLEGED
as his defense. The presiding elder
is in favor of retaining Cooke in hi
ministry.
The Washington Chronicle makes
the startling statement that the agi
tation of the question of removing
the capitol "has already cost The
people of Washington not less thar
Sl2, 10000 within a year, in the de
probation of real estate"
"A Chicago laundry was fount
closed the other morning and this
notice posted on the door:
IBIS foundry am busted, de cl'o
nm in the pawn brokers shop, de DO
am gon TO Yrup selling shirts. Shoe
fly don't boder me-"
Two blacksmiths In Omah
tested their alacrity in making hors
shoes the other day for q wager o
$50. The man who made 100 hors,
shoes. except the corks, in the quick
est time was to be the winner. STRAIT
ton, one of the blacksmiths, mad,
l0l shoes in Oh. and 10m., and Man
ming. his competitor, made 100 i'm 2h
and 30m.
80, 900 sewing women are out O
employment in New York, and can
not even get shirts to stitch at ,
shilling apiece. In the meantime
the parish of Plymouth church in
creases Beecher's salary to $50, 900
year. This is literally fulfilling thu
scriptures, ITO those who have shall
be given, and from rhose who hav,
not, shall be taken away, even tina
which they have"
"A member Of the Ohio Iegisla
ture from Cincinnati has introduced
bill which prohibits all persons EN-
ployed as teachers i'm public school:
from reading out of any version o.
the Bible, praying, or singing psalms
and hymns i'm their schools, under
penalty of from 500 to ST 900 fol
every passage read, prayer said, oil
hymn sung. His name is Ward.
Now let some member introduce q
bill to hang Ward.