Litchfield enquirer., 1871-09-14
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 The sheriff of New York makes $6O, ,OOO ont of the Ludlow street jail
 The receipts of internal revenue for the last month were $11,277, 156. 6.9s9 t J A woolen mill has been burned in Rhode !Isla lIslano. asaaez dsiw blaa asw fai93s,T
 Sixteen KurKlux have been arrested in North Carolina by U. s. troops. vas A woman has been killed and r enii- grants injured by collision on the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad. ...r 1g l
 Serious lection riots have occurred in New-Mexico, several persons being killed and many wounded. 7a> co a91a" ef,g" .,-
 Emmanuel church. N. Y. has withdrawn from the Episcopal church and adopted a new service.t s~53i1amoa sz4e@ eff o'
 Government will buy $4, ,OoO 900 of bonds and sell SS, 1000, GOO of gold during Septem- oer.i33sI6 e&4 3o s.E&e 3Gss1z9 ak4 zol -s
 Only twenty six Chinese women have ar. rived at San Francisco during the past - A''' 4aaiiiv aid3 B. xaeiaa2 .ia8a3
 About three hundred and fifty ladies be- side Mrs. Stanton) have sent in their cards
 to Mrs. Fair since she shot Mir. Critten- den. se. to. ,4-sj 3aDo11a XI&es9asa tGs7
 Twelve democratic papers in Illinois and three in Nevada have nominated Hon. Thos. A. Hendricks for the Presidency. aa
 Ex-Governor Holley and lady, of Sails bury Ct., contemplates voyage to Eu- rope, to leave in October and be absent a year. 4.f~s...l -q.s eli 5..
 A Goshen store in which were 100000 bricks was recently moved, ltmust have been liquor store.- -Dandury Neaos.
 Fra Girandini. the most eloquent preach CT in Italy, is monk at Sorrento, who has separated from the Church on account of the infaflibility dogma. '.-a Q. @@
 ."Old Abe" the war eagle of the Eighth Wisconsin regiment, is still tendeIly cared for at Madison; and last week was taken. to Racine to attend the reunion of the boys of Company K. -@"
 Sun burnt clergymen, looking as though fresh from the dissipations of surf bathing and roast clans, are already observable in Broadway's mazy throng, which looks as if severe preaching was about to set in. -N r. World.
 Dr. Holley. of Troy, has filled the pulpit of Dr. Reid, of Salisbury Ct during his an nual vacation in August, much to the satis faction of the congregation. The parson- age of Dr. Reid has been recently repaired and modernized by the society, at a cost of some 5000. xaa9a 3aasF7hasa a3a5
 The Barnum- Richardson company are building an addition to their new foundry at Lime Rock, Ct., their orders having in creased to point beyond their facilities to manufacture. They are making eighty car wheels per day, consuming twenty tons of pig iron. .rg -sr ,ss.-- -s... .,...-
 4 Col. Edward L. Patrick, lately sent to prison and fined $1, 900 for forging a pen sion certificate in New York, city, was a member of the last legislature in that State, one of the leading democrats and Tweed s most trusted fugler. $ @+ aa- ...s..
 The Prince de Joinville, in refusing to be candidate for the Presidency of France, said: :'But if were king I should know how to govern well. The means are very simple. would have constitution of two articles; the first article should enact that every Frenchman should be functionary, the second that every Frenchman, on reach ing the age of five, should be decorated. |"
 A pretty woman goes into New Haven dental office with her husband to have a tooth extracted, and takes gas. After the tooth is out and she is coming out of the effects of the gas, she throws both arms around the dentists neck and exclaims, 70, you dear young man; if wasn't mar ried I'd marry you.' Husband enjoys the tableau and so does the dentist. t.--P Pazladi .e'. ~"'. s41 aer5st uaMai5asn D.. .. An Indiana man broke chair over his wife's head recently, and got into jail there- for. The clergyman visited him and tear- fully labored until the man melted He said he was very sorry that he had permit ted his anger to obtain the mastery of him and to suffer him to do such an act, be- cause it was q good fashioned Windsor chair. an heirloom in his family, and he knew he could never replace it.
 If we may judge by the. Cincinnati pa pers, the election in Ohio will turn upon UnO 4uCOetOu OA OuuUSsy 1aWSs All tu0 0us itors are busily discussing points of theolo- gy, and calling each other atheists and puritans. The editors of one paper are accused of denying the immortality of the soul, and called upon to express their faith. All the clergymen. are taking sides and preaching for or against strict observance of Sunday. The boards of aldermen and councilmen discuss theology with yigor that reminds one of the Nicene Fathers, and Porkopolis seems to be in very simi- lar condition to Constantinople as describ- by Gibbon. If the democrats carry the egislature-they admit their chance of car rying the State is very slim-it will be en- tirely owing to the religious question
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