Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-29
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 There are now9, 300, ,O00 bushels ef gram in store and afoat at Chicago A suspected incandiary has been hanged by mob at Sacramento, Ky. sgs1
 Eiehk New Hampshire seiectmen have been indicted for theft of town funds to the amount of S16, 900. aga3 s
 Boston economizes sS0, 900 on her print ing bills, this year. | A mob has destroyed all the liquor sa- looms in Horse Bluff, Ark. The steamer Ellen 8. Terry has sunk at Hatteras Inlet.
 A St. Louis Police Superintendent has been arrested for murder.
 Boston has homemade strawberries for sale. ...-- Apanio prevails among stocks in San [ Francisco. a 1
 Part of the Brooklyn reform committee have resigned. Tammany society is to be reorganized and vitalized in New York. There are reports of discoveries of lead mines at Cansville, Ky. | There is project for tunneling the Mississippi river at Fulton, Ill. The season in California is remarkably favorable for farming operations.
 The municipal authorities of Memphis are arresting and fining gamblers.
 The Hon. Charles Francis Adams ar rived at New York from England, Wednes- day. Gilmore's jubilee admirers have begun engaging rooms at the Boston hotels. -#
 The charges against Judge Cardozo of 1 New York relate to his abuse of the habe0s 1 corpus act.
 In North Carolina the ice crop which is being cut averages about nine inches in thickness.
 In Allen county, Indiana, forty-one ] couples were neatly and expeditiously di- vorced in one day recently.
 Gen. Sherman will probably go from Naples to Egypt, and afterward return to the United States. .... ... Boston is suffering from small pox epidemic which the health officers report to be increasing fatally. Only one of the twelve delegates from Connecticut to the National Republican Convention is an offce-holder.
 Action will be begun in New York next month against all merchants who have bribed custom house officers. It Is estimated that there are in England and Wales two thousand seven hundred and forty Congregational churches.
 Napoleon l. has lately earned the cred 1t Of flooding Belgium with counterfeit notes on the Bank of England in 1906.
 Five thousand excursionists passed over the old suspension bridge at Niagara Falls, last season, and [, 900 over the new bridge.
 te6ded to be one of tlfHe nnssS Ill GHTs 1 OUuEn, waS Ia1u III New-Or1euus Un Iuurs- day last.
 Sundry Baltimore belles created a sen sation by entering lager beer saloon, one recent evening, to hear the orchestrion play.
 Thomas Mast, the pest of the ring ras- calls of New York, has been elected an honorary member of the Pesth academy of fine arts. rE -
 s. Greer has been appointed road mas ter of the Connecticut Western, William H. Yeomans master of transportation, and N. SEngland master mechanic.
 Ten ladies hold clerkships and other of fees of the Iowa legislature. Six of them are opposed to woman suffrage and four in favor of it.
 The Central Park Garden in New York will be opened in the summer with Theo- dore Thomas and his whole orchestra in attendance.
 New England nails went up twenty-five cents keg, Tuesday, at the instigation of the committee of manufacturers then in session in New York. Those Pacific railroad passengers who reached San Francisco, Monday, are very bitter in their denunciation of the man. agement of that road and have issued a card of indignation. ,............... ..... The injuries to Mime. Ristori by the re- cent railway accident near Perugia consist of bruises and fracture of the knee-pan, which will disable her from professional duties for 8 long time.
 The physician attending Miss Hattie, Thomas, who had her entire scalp taken off by the machinery in 8 button factory at Naugatuck, nearly year ago, is re- placing the skin by transplanting pieces of skin from other parts of her body and | from other persons. Thfee-ffths of the wounded surface is already very success fully covered. Tur pAprs CTERcv AMI TNFArrrnrr rrve