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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23

3ufuntt piel firdten ldbt unp miro ss bic
Gorge unisrer &eaieruns iein mi6sn, ;u
priifsn mas fir Wsy seideben mus, UNI
elmer unaasbleitli6sn Galamitdt bic
Spite absutre6en nit SerIdliesen rer
ausen 1T nidtS setban. @enn bic
"Strasbarser 3eituns" ben atsuns Der
bieiisen Seoblferuns auf Arca 5000 fir
trt, 10 1T iie in sroBem Srrtbum. Dies
sdblte 1869 10000 G%inppbner, pbne
Militdr, bel Der leyten bieisen 3dbluns
$4,000, alip Elm sltsus rpn 10000 per
lotsn ; eiele 3dbluns 1T lansit Ycriter
ll1lo ipeis man gan; senau, caB cie aus
senblidli6e Ginwobnersabl bSditcns 30
600 bat, alip I'M 9anSen. Elm Mbsans
bon 10000 Seelen itattssfunoen. =
Secsr miro besreiai6 fnren, ras eisIe
3iTem auf 5anpel II. Yertsbr sinen sss
ipaltiscn GinAuB ausiibcn mue. Die
3abI her Sptirenpen bat leBtsn Sams
flag rie 3iHer250O srrei6t, sr; Btsntbeils
Samiliencdtsr AM II. pptirten ni6t
rpeniser ais IS perlpnen uno pirc Gas
mod 70 einise Gage fprtseben. Oab eie
eeute nit iebenpen 9lusen ni9t iebrn
unc nit bSrenren Sbren nidt bSren
molten, wilien mir AUDI, pamit 1T atsr
uns Oeuti6en in Wss ni6t ssbplfsn ;
Elm 1ccti6weisen res llebels bilft in
ceiIen aud ni6ts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23
StaIiea.

&om 20. Sept. Ginise fatbolil6e
Sldtter, wel6e mebrerc Sauienc 6rancS
fir zen petsrspfennis aeIamms!t batten,
lieben unlanst bic bstrsfsnpe Summe
rem +. Satsr ibsrrcihen. Plus X.
smpFrj eie nit Der Wtiliipn tetrauten
Ssrtrctsr Der Yrrlle auf eas ras Sulcs
sUliie anp rur6 ibre abll6t tief ssribrt
wsiserte or iI& jerr@, bic @abe isltit an
sunebmen, welbe er ben llsberbrinaern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23
Nurembnrger 0a3ette.

ME Der Mi6etbater ld oerratben bat unp
ME sr iid Dor Gsridt bate bsrausrecen
fSnnen &C."
Weitaus sr5ser nod pie Der Ysrpils
bernie GinHus 1T bas entfttli9ence
1reiben res u8lrbperarati9", Der cine
@tonnenten;abl Don mebr ais 10000
aufreilen fam. Sn Der Sel6impfuns
Der fatbcliIden Staatsbdrser leiist rieics
~@iBblatt" felt 8esinn Der neusn 9(era
cas aeuserie. S6on wiererbplt bat IS
einfa9 ;u Worc unp 5prtiblas Ter Sas
tbclifen aufseforrert unc fat in jecer
DRUMMER 1T irseno cine auhorperuns su
8ewalttbdtisfeiten gu Inben. Mit ieis
men ibnSpen Semerfunsen unb @emeins
beiten belueelt ras Slatt iberbaupt allies
S6bsre. Man m59te slauben, ss babe
il6 sur belpncern auf9abe setelt 8elis
sion, @runplige, Site unp @drce i'm
S6muBe ieiner u@iBe" ;u eritiden. @it
IeAt meint Der SerfaiItr, tpsnn Berlin
nit ieinem roben pSbel ale anpern
Saupttarte ibertrefs 70 TRACE bic Ser
liner preH c, Sprnebmli6 aber Der .8laps
cerarati9", einen suten Ibeil rerS 6ulr;
unc wsnn In Ter 8si1ssS auptfart Elm
0fal Elm cur6sreiienter 9lufitanp aus
bre6en ipute, pann iperre man S6aus
certbaten erlrben, bic an Yiebil6cr Sob
belt unp tiserbaftsm Slutput bic @reue
sl Ter eriten fran;5fl6en 3esplutipn II.
Der pariier Commune nod binter li6 lal,
len c%irften. Die Sismard'i 6e innere
pplitif bat pbne 3peifel fsinen sstreuern
Wameluden ais jenes Slatt.
Sur ielten pirp ii1, um cen S6ein
Der llnabbdnsisfeit ;u pabrsn, cine Was
lice ssssn cas- rsr;eitise &ssimsnt in rais
ielbe Ssrirren ; penn ss bier unp ta aes
l9iebt miro nit Hidf1t anf bic ipnhiz
gen suten Oienite i9un etpas rur6 bic
Singer seieben.
Gin3eusnis! Die 1runfluGt
NEGLECT bic ~aasem. Gpans. 8ir9enseis
tans" aus Sfpreusen, 1T In unisrer pro-
ping in einem entieslidsn @rare per-
breitet, unp in ibren @irfunssn nod
ptel i6apli6er ais bic rln;udt. Seer
bat in ieinem 8reiie rie Nptb spr @us
gen; iie itebt in nabem .3uiammsnbanss
nit ben Serldierensn Nptbldnren unles
rcr Yrppin;. @ir ibreiben bic auTals
lcnre gntiremcuns unirsr Mdnnsrpelt
BON Der Stride welsntli1 rem iteraa flo
r~ircnren @atbauslsben nit ieinen cnts
iittli6enpen 6plssn ;u. Wit ausnabme
tes fatbclilden Grnlanrs nast ilberall
Elm sebrcnres Seuer, bic Srannmeins
ieu6e, am 3ebensmarf res Bottles.
0ermania.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23
Wie0erlan0e.

Saa1 %. Septemter. Sn Ger bsus
tiaen SiBuns Der speiten Sammer wurre
Die auf bic Sbrcnrece ;u s%rla1snpe aprels
ie teratben, unp es CAB babel Der Minis
iter Der auspartisen anselesenbeiten bic
Grfldruns ab, ras Der jiinsit absebaltene
Gcnaree perSnternatipnaIe
;u feinerlei Gsrlamatipnsn lsitenS Der
frencen Mddte Seranla6uns sessten
babe. Gs lei I'M 0ssentbeil anerfannt
pprpen, raB Ger Gpnsres ni9t nur Scls
LAMB nidt Seitacet, ipncern RAP rsrIslbe
in ieinen Splsn irsar Nuyen sebradt
babe Der 5uiiSminiter fists Zen, bin
;u, bic Icsieruns babe fein selesli6ss
Wittel sebabt, ris abbaltuns eeS gpns
srefes ;u binrrrn, iibercies babe
rie SsHertlibssit snti9iepenen Sprs
sus Spr Ger slbeimen Agitation,
Gas merfte man al Der Sreimaurerei y
rel6' lestere, wie rur6 bic prsl1e pes
aaslanres seniisenp na6sewieien NOR
cen, su einem itstsn 8a9len Der Witslies
rersabl peisntli6 teisetrasen babe.
am i er . a m, %. Septemter.-Oie
&ece res 6inansminiiters in Der &ams
merllsans pom 20. B., nit rpel6er er bic
Vcrlase ces Supsets 10 urfes
Ttr ras l%aufenrs Sabr besleitsts, lieB an
IslbltssfiaiSer 3ufrifpenbeit Ni9ts III
pini6en iibrig. Der 8iditanp friiberer
Sabre 1T lebr sertng, i'm Sprisen Sabre
inn flint Wiaicnen metr e~inoesansen,
ais man erpartet, bic Staatscale uno
Die inriiden GaiIsn iinp gut sefiat, audi
in rieism Sabre fSnnsn bic psranl6lass
ten @ussaten taft saus nit inlSneil6sn
Witteln beitritten rercen, trpy aler srs
bSbten @ls9aben fir zen tlnterridt ces
S~elteiserten prsiiss aQer Materialicr, Der
Serteieruns in ppitpsisn unp 5slssras
pbie. @u6 CUR S%pllenpuns Der GiIsns
babnen becarf es spr Der Sanc feiner
@nlribe. ater, aber mas Ipiter fpin,
men miro, pas milIen Die @5tter! Stil
iisen nil Der Miinilter ai6t, absr ii6 aud
rur6 feline @eriprebunsen binpsn. Sb
ipdter Der Grecit in slnipru6 sencmmen
deer cine rieue Steuer oecretirt perrsn fol-,
ras miro man eben ipatsr leben mdlIen /!
Der reuti6e 8ei6sparasrapb 13Oa
wirp Ypn unleren .9iteralsn" CUR Rad
abmunB r~mpfpblen Gin Ser Sarrn
Don SuSenpptb bat i'm oSaterlanc" cine
3ui6rift al BIC fatbplil6cn SiId6ie rcr
Nieperlance 9crihtet, rabinBebcnp, RAP
jenc ibrem Glrrus raS pUlitiiren auf rrr
SanSel pertieten mS6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23

Berlin, IL. Sept.-Ote INNER treff>
li6en ~Sitprii9spplitiid en- Yldttsr" be-
sinnen In ibrem jinsiten Seftc cine bS6it
intereliante Stucie iiber bic vnprcpeutl6e
prelle". Sart, aber lsicer mcbl sercient,
1T cas llrtbeiL, wsl6es Der 8erfa6er iter
Gas 0rcs unierer ipsen. liberalen unp
literalillrencen Slatter fd0t, u0srars an
Der norcpeutl6en pre6e", iast er unter
anrerm, ~ldBt ii6 bic Yerbserenre 8irs
flung Der lesten Greisnide unp res nsrs
reutl6en IeidsiyiemS i'm aQsemeinen
am srincli6fen na6weilen. sic tbut
b~eutsutase nur mebr Sdsrssns une Bit
t%elcienit bel cem Wd9tisen res Cages i;
aubercem 1T iie Sielfad ras @srfseus ees
ni9tsnuyisiten SbrientreibenS sewprcen.
Bon &itterli6fsit uno Wanneswiircs i'm
Ginlteben fir Die ansebVrenen &e6te unc
Die unperduBerli9en Sitter pes Yplfes
ME Der Ginselnen 1T feline Spur mebrsu
fncen. Ni6t einmal bic perISnlide
6reibeiI fncet nod Sertbeiriser. Sc
ipoltmaereSeln Der GeSieruns UNI poll
set ipercen bel66niSt unp entldulrist, ia
ais percienitYpues @erf fir pas allses
meme 8pbl seprielen; rieSpfer absr, mel
6e caSon tetrcfsn iinp. pereen sel6mdbt,
perbSbnt nit zen ebrenriibristen @ers
leumcunScn perfplst. Die ebrenwertben
a~usnabmsn fam man an zen Sinsern
3dblen. Oamals, ais bic liberalsn 3eis
tunsSi6reiber ielber rur6 0eri6te, Gem
Iur YpliSei unc Sunser serfplst wurren,
iparen ite msiit 9aracterfeite, ja-ip Siel
rs Gin 0iberaIer iiberbaupt iein fam =
Sersdte Mtdnner. Seutsutase llnp iie
refine @el6dftsleute Sepprren, pelfs
guar bic alien Gerensarten unp S6lasz
wbrter weiter 9etrau6en, lpnit atsr Der
sepSbnli6ien Sebniu9t frbbnen. Der
eiberalismus 1T rie Slasse, wel9c pas
ale5 bedt. -"
Der 9erfa6er |lfi;;irt pann i'm Gin;eIs
nen Die in Berlin erl6einenpsn Srsane
Der 5ascspreie bis sur ,@eribtSNituns,
,Sribine' uno Dem ,8lapceraeatl6' bin
ab. Sn Setref res %eritscnannten pieirr
prei Sldtter bemerft er
DSelblt 9elp Oper bon 1913 Der &c,
fannie fribere Gecarteur UNI lpdter Gons
current Der ,Oaubiyi6en Staatstiirssrs
seituns',) besri6nrte emit in Der Gluss
l6riit iiber pie Serliner prsIIe zen Gin
fluff cieles SlatteS auf bic untern &lals
len ais iebr sntlittliGenp. DaIielte be-
i6dfti9t li6 namli6 nit srri6tli9sn UNI
ppliseiliden Srancalen, wel9e sS ltsts in
elmer bilperrei6sn, launiSen unp perfdbs
rerilden 9Seiie carsuitellrn li6 bemiibt
Stcf unc 6prm itrn raber sinsn gang
~bslonpsrn GeiS auf rie llnsctileetrn aus.
Oemsrtmdbise Oirte, Srrbredrr, Dir
nen unp @pulltise liefern ni6t bios rem
meiiten Stcf fir Die ,0eri9tsssituns'
i~pnpern ilup aud ibre eiirisiten 9eier.
Sn alien, aud cen bel1eirenten Sneis
pen unp Sellcrn lie9t pas Slatt auf.
Sein GinHr,6 III pcsbalb unssmein srpe.
Die Seybrs9sr i%tupirsn 10 81 iascn ibr
Sanpperf in Gem Slatt, "a cS ia Ssnaue
Ssidreibunsen auer Wtilicibaten, Gin
bride II. (. 10. brinst unc alNb ;eist,
A.. - I'm. - -. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-10-23

Sesfcr u. Jdacr's pfsrss-g siblaa &C.
ssniitsr hem atbsnGum il nit siusr Auspabl
.Scrtrsilibsr Sussiss, autl9en &C., icpit ser
belsn pisrpe %perieben. User cine Geastsrfabrt
MAIDEN min, lpats bert lsine Srssr bintsrla1sa.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

MORMON AFFAIRs.--A Washington
dispatch Of March 10th, says: "Chief
Justice Mexican, of Utah, is still in
Washington on business connected with
the Judiciary of that Territory, and has
had several interviews with the President
and Attorney-General Williams. There
Is no probability whatever that the Grim
inal suits already commenced and pend
ing will be abandoned. A measure will
soon be introduced into Congress supply
ing the necessary pecuniary means to
meet the expenses of the prosecutions.
Some Of the members of Congress are
considering the subject of a supplemental
ti-polygamy bill in order to obviate the
present obstacles. The act cannot be en-
forced owing to the secrecy with which
polygamic marriages are consummated.
A remedy is suggested by making proof
Of cohabitation or acknowledgment of
the same sufficient to sustain an indict-
ment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

THOSE Fox SHEEP HERDERs.-Several
weeks ago the Republican gave publicity
to a story about three foxes that were en-
ployed in the business of herding flock
Of sheep out on Whisky Hill, near the
town Of Milton. Everything stated was
literally true. The foxes do herd the
sheep one of them was seen to follow
hog that had stolen q lamb and return
with it to the eve. One Of the foxes is OF
silver gray in complexion, and hair OF
a reddish color. They evinee remark
able intelligence, performing their work
a great deal better than the best trained
shepherd dogs, and the gray one gener-
ally directs the movements of the other
two. We gave the story just as it was
detailed to us by gentleman who had
seen whereof he spoke. The item was
copied generally by our cotemporaries
throughout the State, and now it is be-
ginning to come back to us in the col
umns of Eastern exchanges. We don't
mind this, but what we do mind is that
a number Of editors doubt the story and
one or two have called it a Muncha u
sen," which friend of ours says means
a big yarn. This hurts our feelings, and
we wish to explain. It's all true. There
is family named Fox. The father is
somewhat aged and is quite gray. He
has two sons who are sandy complexion
ed. The three-father and sons-herd a
flock of sheep. P. SIT was the old
gentleman who rescued the lamb from
the jaws of the villainous old hog.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

GOAT ISLAND. - A telegram from
Washington, March 8, says that each
member from California, the President
and VicePresident, and the Speaker OF
the House, received yesterday by tee-
graph copy of a remonstrance Of the
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
against the pending bill granting a por-
ton Of Goat Island for the Central Pacif-
ic Railroad Company for depot, etc.
They say this will be equivalent to a
S2O,OOO,O0O gift to the company. Cole
presented the remonstrance in the Senate,
and Sargent in the House. General
Banks also received brief dispatch on
the subject.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16
CASTLES in SPAIN.
"Hope springs eternal in the human breast ;
Man never is, but always will be blest."

"Hope springs eternal in the human breast
dan never is, but always will be blest"
The above lines have been frequently
suggested to US by the eagerness and en-
thusiastc abnegation of facts with which
well-meaning Democrats have endeav-
ored to demonstrate the possibility nay
the almost certainty of success by the
Democracy in the Presidential campaign.
This year every discordant note heard
from Washington sis a charming sound
harmonious to the ear" We are now
being favored with tables showing that a
majority of the ELECTORAL votes will be
cast for the Democratic nominee. Rea-
sons are given why Sumner, Schurz,
Trumbull and others, will surely go back
on all they have advocated heretofore and
ally their political fortunes with the foe
they have combatted so long, so fercey
and so well, and from whom all their lau-
res were won. This expectation will
prove an illusion and a snare. 1t is true
that now and then wounded vanity or
disappointed ambition causes men high
in the counsels and confidence Of the ma
ton to play the part Of political Judas,
and TO the extent of their ability betray
those to whom their advancement was
due. There is not an instance in this
country where such course has failed to
overwhelm the recreant beneath the con-
tempt Of the people. Those benefited
by the betrayal Of confidence, while
"they love the treason, despise the trai-
tor" None Of the Senators who seem to
be so bitterly hostile to the denomination
will likely be found in this category, and
all anticipations having no better basis
will, like the baseless fabric of vision,
vanish and leave no trace behind"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

EASTERN ARRIVALs.-A San Francis
co dispatch to the Union says passengers
from the East recently arrived say that
the number of visitors from the Middle,
New England and Western States who
will come to California as soon as Spring
travel fully commences will be much
larger than last season. Quite number
of those already here will remain some
months, visiting the Yosemite Valley
before returning. Among the new arriv
ais are over twenty families from Illinois,
who came here to reside permanently,
most of them going to the southern part
of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

VALUE OF OUR TIMBER.-Not long
ago we called attention to the prospective
value of the timber in Trinity county.
Since then facts have fallen within our
observation that have significant re-
lation to the subject. Forty years ago
one Of the Eastern States was represented
by maps and. generally described as being
one vast forest. This very State is now
making special appropriations to be ex-
pended in the planting of forests within
its limits. A careful calculation results
in the astonishing statement that since
its settlement one-third of the timber in
the State of California has been consum
ed. Our forests will ultimately prove a
source Of great wealth. How soon we
are not able to state. Certain it is from
all means Of information, that not many
years will elapse. When it is needed We
will have railroads to utilize our timber
and convey it to market.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

CLASS LEGIsLATION.--A special re-
porter of the San Francisco C0u, writing
under date of March 5th, gave "a list OF
Acts which had been signed by the Gov
ernor and thereby became laws, within
few days Of the time Of writing. 1t was
merely news item and the list Of Acts
was undoubtedly made out in the order
in which they were signed, and as it had
no special bearing on the subject we
thought the list was probably fair cri-
terion by which to judge the general
character of the laws made by the Cali
fornia Legislature. We figured it ur
with the following result: Total mum
Der of Acts, 81; of which were of a gen.
eral character, and 50 of the class known
as local bills"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

A NOTEWORTHY STATEMENT.-Dr. S.
r. Harris, who attended the late III. IL.
Byrne during his last sickness and was
present at his death, says the San Fran
cisco Bulletin, was also present at his
birth. Dr. Harris is now seventy years
of age, and is hale and hearty. He grad
uated in New York in 1924 was Health
commissioner of New York for two years
came to San Francisco in 1S49 on the first
trip Of the Panama. and since has been
elected Mayor, Controller and Coroner
of this city.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

GENEVA COMMMIssION.-The United
States and British Claims Commission
will meet on the Goth instant, and after
remaining in session several days will
adjourn, to reassemble in September.
Russell Gurney has taken passage for
London by the steamer of March Sd.
Thus far about two hundred claims have
been presented. 1t is the opinion Of gen
tlemen here that the misunderstanding
about the Treaty Of Washington has had
the effect Of deterring some of the claim
ants from going to the expense Of pre-
pairing their cases, and consequently the
number is smaller than if such misunder-
standing had not occurred.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
The Republican State Central Commit
tee has issued call for n Republican
State Convention to be held at Sacrament
to, Thursday April 25th the primaries
to be called by the respective county
committees, under Porter's primary elec
tion law voting for delegates to be di-
rect. The test is to be: THAT he is a
legal voter, having voted for Booth for
Governor, and pledges support to the
nominations of the Philadelphia National
Convention" Trinity county is entitled
to three delegates.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

THE London Observer, Of March 10Th
states that Secretary Fish's replv TO
Lord Granviile's note concerning the
claim for indirect damages has been re-
ceived and it expresses the desire Of the
American Government for final and
amicable settlement Of the whole ques-
tion. The Observer adds that neither
the British nor the American Govern
mcnt is in favor of reopening the pro-
ccedings Of the Joint High Commission.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

A LONG FAsT.-The San Diego Union
is responsible for the annexed story; "a
medical gentleman of this city has at his
office rattlesnake captured by him near
ly eight months since. The snake is
quite large one, having eleven rattles,
which it makes lively noise with on the
slightest provocation. Since the time of
its capture nothing has been fed to it.
Despite its long fast it is quite healthy,
and moves around with as much life and
vigor in its cage as if it had been living
on the best of snake diet regularly"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

Trout EGGs.--The San Francisco ,Spir-
it Of tie Times, Of March 9th, has the
following: "The California Acclima-
tizing Society received last Saturday l2,-
600 trout eggs from the East. The eggs
were in good condition, and are now
placed in the Matching house at Pedro
Point. The quail received last week
have been distributed through the State.
The Society is progressing rapidly and
favorably in the work it has voluntarily
undertaken"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

CANADA.--A Quebec dispatch of March
9Th states that at mass meeting of the
national party on Thursday, the admin
istration of Canadian affairs was strongly
denounced by the speakers, and two of
the speakers advocated annexation to the
United States, The Government directed
It's civil service employees to absent them
selves from the meeting, the objects of
which meet the favor of the general pub
lie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

Com REMuTTANcEs BY MAIL.-Some
IDEA OF the extent to which the mail is
employed for coin remittances bv bankers
and large dealers, is afforded by the testi-
mony OF clerk of the London and San
Franeiso bank in the trial of the mail
robbery case now pending in San Fran
cisco, that, between the 9th and 10Th Of
july lS7l' he RENTED through the mail
for the bank, $4,000
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16
TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR AGENTS :

SAN FRANCISCO tt. P. Fisher 20 and
q New Merchants Exchange; Bean Co.
No. 4l0 Montgomery Street. Thomas Boyce,
30 Merchants Exchange.
NEW YORK :-Huds0n & Menet, fl Park
Row Geo. p. Rowel d Co., 10 Park Row S.
NJ. Pettingill & Co., 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

A NOVEL incident occurred in San
Francisco Court one day last week. A
colored porter, who had been employed
in the Post Office, was on trial for steal
ing letters, the jury being composed of
six white and six colored men. The iurv
finally hung-the negroes being in favor
OF convicting the prisoner, and the whites
for acquittal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

ABOUT WOMEN.-The French women
are the best dressed in the world, Ger
man woman have the most luxuriant
heads of hair, the Spanish women the
smallest hands and feet, Italian women
the most brilliant compilations, South
Americans the most beauty, and Ameri-
can women the most style.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

LONGEVITY OF PREsIDENTs.- Wash
ington died at the age of 81; John Adams
81; Jefferson, SO; Madison, 73; John
Quincy Adams, 81; jackson, II; Van
Buren, so; Harrison, 6S; Tyler, 72; Polk,
"a Taylor, 60; Pierce, 65; Buchanan,
70 ). Lincoln, 56. Those who have filled
the office and are still living are Fillmore,
now 81 and Grant, so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16
LINCOLN's MONUMENT.

LINcoLN's Monument. - Arrange
ments are being oOnsummated for the
speedy completion and dedication of the
NatIonalal Monument to President Lin
coin. All that still remains is to put the
different pieces of statuary in place. 1t
Is said that the Hon. VIM. Ii. Seward
will probably be selected as the orator
to pronounce the eulogy upon the occasion
OF the dedication of the monument.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

THERE Is great excitement at Sioux
Oity over the reported discovery of rich
goid-helds in the Black Hills, Dakota
Territory. Many fine specimens have
been brought in which were obtained
from the diggings. A company has been
formed, with 100000 capital, to organize
an expedition, which it is expected will
leave for the gold region about May 1st.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

WHEN the German indemnity is paid,
France will have the largest national
debt OF any country in the world, amount
ing in round numbers to 81, SOC, 900 600
or more than double the present amount
of the public debt of the United States.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

CoLoNIsTs FOR HUMBoLDT.-A party
Of about thirty men of all classes oftrades
and professions, are getting up kind OF
a joint stock company to go to Humboldt
county to embark in the business of stock
raising. From what we learn they report
this as very favorable locality for rails
ing hogs and expect TO do well in their
new enterprise. SO says the Vallejo Re
cOrder.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

kAILwAYs.--As strange as it NAV
seem' the United States possesses more
than $4,000 miles of railroad out of 1874
QUO in the world. Great Britain follows
the United States with 10000 miles :
Germany, 1900; France, 10000; Rus
sla, 5000 Austria, 1000 Spain, 3,7OO =;
Italy, 3,4OO; Belgium, 1000; Holland,
900,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

The Boston Jouamn tells of a physi-
clan in that city who says he has pa
tent in charge married at fourteen, and
who at thirty y-seven had been the mother
OF twenty-five living children, and never
more than one child at birth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

FEMALE FooT-PADs.-A new feature
in highway robbery has been introduced
in Chicago. A dispatch from that city,
dated March 9th, says that two girls,
each about l6 years of age, had been ar
rested for robbing woman whom they
garroted and "went through " in the
--latest and most approved STYLE" threat
ening to murder her "if she squealed." >"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-03-16

DIFFIcULT.-An English clergyman
recently said at is difficult to over es-
innate the value of "a really good hymn"
A great many old maids are practically
of the same opinion.