Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Father Gayazzi is going to Milwaukee.
 Home, the 'smedium" has made his home ill Paris.
 Black bears are hugging the confines of civilization in South Carolina.
 President Thiers, like president Grant, is recreating at the sea-shore.
 New York snobs pay $5 a week to board their black and tan dogs at the Saratog ga hotels -. "A sklrmlsh Of infantry with the Apaches has resulted in partial. victory for the sayaages. .s .. :4,. l. -l4 |. By order of the German authorities, a Jesuit establishment at Issenheim, ,Alsace, has been closed. ]'
 Mosby says Banks supplied Stonewall I tackson's army with six months proyis-
 ions, free of cost. < a. '---''''
 General Sherman has been handsomely received at the English mai1euvre camp of Aldershoot I ~---s =5s 5s' f.>
 The city of New York proposes to re cover $500, ,O00 in unpaid license fees from the city railroad companies. ....
 The Pennsylvania workingmen>, are or- ganizing party against the importation l, Thurlow Weed, has. been compelled by the state of his health to suspend work upon his volume of "reminiscences. It is reported at Long Branch that bath ing, ginger ale and clans. .are good for the complexion. .-.
 The Russian telegraph lines across the steppes are supported on brick pillars, no wood being available.
 One of the best educated and most ac- comphshed. ladies in Newport is D daugh- ter of MT. Downing, the colored caterer.
 One man was killed by the explosion of grinding mill at Dupont's powder works, near Philadelphia, Tuesday night. :. ! Fisher Brothers, oil dealers in Pitts burgh, have failed for over million dol lars; they ask but time to make everything good. ea -' -.-'i - ' -'-'--t>
 Hassein Pasha, a bearded Turk of Con stantinopls, has written comic opera in two acts in, which he makes Mohammed play part. ,.,, ,.-,.a .. .....--.--, A renowned lady jesterr now wears the motley in an English travelling circus, and goes through the traditional business of the profession: '' -'- = -,' -7o An irrsverent dry goods dealer, doing business in New York. announces that his goods are ''going at Q sacrifice, owing to the expected comet. A stauneh liberal suggests that if Nasby owns a farm, as reported, he ought to let good Grant man have the postof Hoo at the Gross Roads. ---1-'t ~4~ts (, Henry Hill, of Scituate, R. l., aged, -78. while. driving home from Providence, oh the 18th inst, was killed by lightning. His horse was also killed. The New York grand jury failed to find an indictment against Mir. Jennings, man. aging editor of the Times, on the com- plaint of the virthous Fitzpatrick: '-s A Connecticut man has patented a maj chine by which one man can easily turn 40OO keys in a day, or about -200O moro than any tool in present use. ,-.4--..-. Professor seeley, author of..:Ecce Ho4 mo" is smooth-faced, faxen haired, boy- ish man, of small figure, but with a schol- iarly manner and charming power of ex4 preSSlQn. - f-.. ~-~.-t-,-. - s--i The united bands of the Prussian Guard numbering three hundred musicians, will give concerts in Berlin during the forthi coming visit of the emperor of Austria. Seven. thousand fellows loaf around 5000 offices, and manipulate the keys in sending off Il, 300, 900 messages over 75, :! 600 miles of telegraph wire, in the Unit ed States. s.z.-a-s. zs1 .-.-E-, t---e, Charles E Leland has bought the Clar7 endon Hotel, Saratoga, for S16O, 1000, and will continue to furnish material for agi1 tating the stomach at $I5O' a head per lday, exclusive ef.lHxuries! l. tf'-4 ---~ A young man qnamed King shot and killed another young man named Collins,
 one day last week, in Nicholas county, Ky. The quarrel originated about 2 pair Of stirrIps worth six bits or dollar.
 E-..- 4--tt-s~-e l. @-.--- 7 +---- A Cincinnati lady purchased last year
 in Europe an Esquimaux dog, which has .sipca. destroyed about SIG, ,000- worth of
 laces and other yaluables, but she can't
 fhink of parting with the, dear little pet.