The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-05
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.


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| NEW ORLEANs. SUNDAY, MARCH 5. ls7l.
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| EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
| Princess Clotilde is living in retirement
at Geneva.
I. The Empress Eugenie has given f3S to
Fthe school fund at Chiselhurst.
y Jefferson Smith is said to have nothing
PSsut his salary of $4,000 q year to live upon.
The Washington Typographical Union
has admitted colored member. The first
case.
Hartford employs two of its policemen
to sec that idle children in that city are
sent to school.
The Massachusetts, House has passed a
bill preventing the hunting of deer by
hounds or dogs.
- Mrs. Upper Wilkes, the clergywoman
It Minnesota, has salary of $4,000 year,
fnd is to get more. =
4 The new streets in Carlsruhe, the capital
sof Bavaria, are all named after the German
victories in France.
I The New Zealanders are turning their
Intention to silk culture. Where is Sydney
Nmith's sarcasm nowf
Queen Victoria has contributed $1,000
twards the fund for the sufferers by the in
undation of the Tiber.
The great coal lords of the Pennsylvania
mines have entered into a compact to starve
the miners into terms.
A household servant in Montreal COM
pleted, lately, her twenty-first year OF ser
Y vice in the same family.
The anniversary of Shakespeare birth,
81 April %, is to be celebrated by dinner at
Z the poets house at Stratford.
Soluble glass is coming into use in Eu-
rope for I" waxing" floors, and is found to
answer the purpose admirably.
Horace Greeley and some other gentse-
men have purchased the North Carolina
Warm Springs property for $50, 0o0.
There are at present 100 boys in st.
Mary's Industrial School, near Baltimore,
all of whom are being taught trades.
At the raising of the siege, the convey
ances in Paris had been reduced to 300
cabs, 500 omnibuses and 100 private car
riages.
Horace Greeley Bays it is a I" lie" that he
told man, who applied to him for situa-
- ton, to "Go to the DEVIL can't hire every
ID fool"
Suicides are fearfully frequent Of late
In Cincinnati the average is one day. On
Wednesday week there were six suicides in
New York.
Minister Blow tells the st. Louis Board
of Trade that the Emperor of Brazil will
BunsSsgs s4sit the United States, and will looi
in on St. Louis.
There are twin brothers living in Massa
chusetts at the age Of seventy eight years
|. carpenters, who married sisters, and have
always lived together.
The late Marshall Prim was great
grandson of Mark Prim, stamp distribute
for the county of Carlow, Ireland, unde
the Irish stamp act Of IVA.
The famous pamphlet, "The Fight
Dame Europa's School, showing how tn
German Boy thrashed the French Boy,
has attained sale of 10000
Syracuse court has assessed the valu
of two young bears, lost on railway,
$3.50 apiece, and the price of an infant
killed by a street car, at $500.
Judge Emmons, who recently died nea
Colorado, had been a printer, lecturer
soldier, sailor, JouAn"AA'''
turer, lawyer and circus agent all In invent
years.
R.w. Wright, Secretary of State OF Cor
necticut, and editor of a New Haven pape
went into bankruptcy last week, and I'll
next day was robbed of diamond p'
worth $500.
Fanny sprague has been appointed PHI
h nographic amanuensis in the Treasury ~
! partment, Washington, receiving doub
the nav the other lady clerks receive, wi
write long hand.
I During the past year the boats OF Il
Royal National Lifeboat Institution saw
the lives of 5l3 persons Since its form
tion It. has been instrumental in saw
about 90, 600 lives.
The thief who stole thermometer ire
- M. of Fond du Lao ReDOrfeT iS