Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-05-25
NUMBER 35.
Current Items.

chase at Rome
TYNDALL is coming to lecture in
| America next aatumn.
! Their Majesties of Saxony are going
to travel through Italy.
TnE herd law has been adopted in
Dickinson county, Kan.
BOG iron ore has been found in the
vicinity of Bourbon, Ind.
CouNT Won BEusT is going back to live
in Dresden, whence he came.
| THE Apache Indians are reported to
be dying by scores from small pox.
A COLONY of Germans has located in
the vicinity OF Nokomis, Ill.
ToLoNo, ILL.,, is troubled with burg
lars, and runs three Sunday schools.
A COAL deposit has been discovered
at Vandalia, ILL.,, $50 feet below the
surface.
LONDON is known to have existed
as town more than two thousand
years ago.
ROBERT SHORE and wife, charged of
numbering hired boy by i'll treat
ment, have been acquitted at Hiawatha,
Kan.
A BEAUTIFUL blonde" female preach
er is creating a religious sensation in
Georgia. She makes all the masculines
feel like Christians.
VARIOUS town of Illinois are compet-
ing for the heaviest cat. Carrollton
leads with one of the yellow persuasion
weighing 81 pounds.
AN Essay on Journalism, by Mr..
Whitelaw Reid, managing..editor of tho
New York Tribune, will appear in an
early number of ,Scribner's.
KossurH is now in his 10th year. He
is not as poverty stricken as has been
reported, but lives in comfort and ease
on an income sufficient for his wants.
PRINCE KAMEHAMEHA, heir apparent
to the throne of the Sandwich islands,
arrived in San Francisco last week. He
is going to New York to be educated.
IT is now rumored that the Duke de
Noailles is to be the Minister to Wash
ington, while NJ. Jules Ferry will 80 to
Rio de Janeiro as Minister of Fran ce to
Brazil.
THE people of Rock Island, ILL.,, are
anticipating celebration, about July
l, over the completion of the system
of Holly water-werks. Pipes are be-
ing laid at the rate of 1000 feet per
day.
JEFF. DAVIS original commission as
Colonel in the United States Army has
Just been returned to him by some
Illinois soldiers, into whose possession
it came after the capture of Jackson,
Miss.
The Jacksonville Qll.) Journal has
had three libel suits, the claims i'll
which amounted to $4,000. These
suits have all been decided, and the
Journal is out exactly thirty-fve cents
for damages.
EVERY squall of wind in the Door and
Kewanee. Wis, burnt districts tips over
some of the charred trunks of trees into
the roads, making travel very precari-
ous. Every wellregulated conveyance
now has an AK along.
WILLIAM HlNDLE, the absconding
banker, of Girard, ILL.,, brought home
from San Diego, Cal, under arrest, has
given $2,700 bail to answer three
charges-one for obtaining money under
false pretenses, one for forgery, and one
for theft.
The following names for stations
along the line of the Northern Pacific
railroad have been permanently adopt
ed in place of those now in use, to wit
Wilmington, for Reno; Motley, for We'll
wood Aldrich, for Lindel; Perham,
for Negawnom Anthon, for Milton;
Lakeside. for Marion; Hawley, for
Bethel Glyndon, for st. Paul and Pa
cifc junction with Northern Pacific
railroad.
ALL the railroads centering at st.
Louis have agreed to transport visitors
to the National Smngerfest, to be held
in June, for one and one fifth fare for
the round trip, with the condition that
each purchaser of an excursion ticket
shall buy one admission ticket to the
Smngerfest concert, as a protection to
the railroad companies. This PROPOSE.
ton has been accepted by the Smnger-
fest Society.