Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-11-14

sequence of the failure to pay them.
The merits of the matter appear to
be little known, but it is said that
they involve nothing to the disad
vantage of the North Pacific.
THE CHICAGO CRYSTAL PALACE.
From descriptions given by the
Chicago papers, we learn that the
Crystal Palace to be erected in that
city will consist of q main exhibit
tion hall. 1OOx6O0 feet, with a tran
sept in the center projecting each
side, making the whole width 25O
feet, and LIS 100 feet. long at each
end. The main front will face the
east, the foreground of which will
be floral garden and fancy port
grounds, 1,0O0 feet long by 300 feet
wide. The eastern transept will be
carried up and topped out with
glass dome over 100 feet high. The
side walls will be 80 feet high.
There will be gardens, cocservato-
ries, dining hall, kitchen, ante and
restaurant rooms in the building.
The main building win cost $780,
600; the total cost about 81 900, 900:
If Mr.. Greeley has no marked OBJ
joction, we would like to remark
hurrah for Grant. '7''-'' r. -'--'i'' 10
1t is doubtful whether there will
be Democratic State left after one
or two more elections. -, ,..i.g, =
With a little more hard work
Maryland could have been wheeled
into the Republican line. The next
time she will vote the Republican
ticket. ..3..ams,l 3,.f aia, lnlr -y7o /
President Grants popular major
ity will reach nearly three quarters
of million. What q magnificent
vindicatton Of his, character, his
craftsmanship and his splendid ad
ministration! Yili gniloHp .ts'npo,
The tobacco crop of Missouri
will be nearly double what it was
the past year. 1t is estimated that
the crop, ifwell secured, will reach
fully 80, 600 hogsheads.
1t has been ascertained at, the
State Auditors office that the value
Of all personal property in Ohio has
increased upward of $4,000, 900
over last years valuation.
The highest Office within the gift
of the government is the Superin-
tendency of the weather signal sta
ton on Pixies Peak, which is four
teen thousand feet above the, sea
level. 80. laid,
The Farmer has lost all conf
dence in the people. 1t fatty de-
clares that ''the people of this coun-
try have demonstrated their unfit
ness for self government" but does
not say what it proposes to do
about it. iisid@ --Hil -.IaI-..'
New Jersey is for Protection.
That question was remanded to the
Congressional districts. Result in
New Jersey: Six Republicans and
one Democrat, elected to Congress,
by an aggregate majority of $4,000?
Tennessee was SO gerrymandered
by the Democrats that they expect
ed to carry at least every Congress
ional district but one. Look at the
result: Eight Republicans and two
Democrats elected to Congress from
Tennessee! .r..,.... t...,..
Some figures given by the Boston
Advertiser show that the profits of
the manufactures of that State were
1O2, 900 in 1870 or about $6S per
capita to the population. The wa
ges paid amounted to $4,000, 900,
which, to those employed in the fac
tories, was equivalent to $421 each.
The indications are that the Hon.
5. 5. Cox will have to take up his
and travel on again.if he
wants another election to Congress.
The fate that overlook him in Ohio
seems now to await him in New
York.
A Boston woman, who has been
in the papers that Sunday
are illegal, writes to the ,
papers to know how it is with baby !
born on Sunday. If SO, which |
should be punished-the father, the 7
mother, or the baby? '' G
Mr.. Gladstone is considering how I
,est to pay the United States the G
fifteen millious awarded at Geneva. q
lie does not want to raise the sum /
" borrowing, lest national debt b
night be increased. 1t would be a s
,racious act, and answering all "
were he to reduce ours by a
aking up fifteen millions worth Of I
government bonds and presenting h
hem to the aggrieved republic. "