The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-02-24

SATURDAY FEB. "a. 1879

Thirteen women have applied
for admission to the new school
of journalism at Yale
The wife of an Illinois octo-
genarian recently presented the
patriarch with a thirty-tourth
child.
In Berlin, Wisconsin, it's the
thing to treat the girls to vaccin.
alton instead of soda or icc-cream.
The wife OF a California clergy
man, during a heightened absence
OF her lord, supplied his pulpit and
attended to all her household cares
b sides.
A treasury girl who has re-
markably good complexion, says
that it is produced by the arsenic
che absorbs from the grecnbacks
she handles.
Five sisters named LukcDs, the
eldest hut sixteen, living at Bin-
ston's station, Pa. publish = pa ,
pcr called Little Things. and they
nrint il as we'll az edit it.
In switzerland editors who adj
vocatc Woman's Rights are proses
cuted according to the law, and
one narrowly escaped conviction
n the canton Of Uri.
The contract for making artia-
cial stone out Of Michigan City
sand has been closed, and..the work
will commence. 1t promises to
pay we'll.
A farmer living in Allen county
found q gold coin imbedded In
solid clay. at q depth of twenty
five feet. while digging well re-
Gently.
The Sheriff Of Cairo, ILL.,, threat
ened to arrest minister for nur-
der il he did not refrain from bap-
tizing in the frozen river water.
The latest styles of earrings
and pendants for q necklace are
Of gold, in the shape Of q yacht or
man-of-war, with the name OF
.Alexis,' in black enamel, on the
stern.
The Cambridge young ladies
refuse to accept courtesies involv-
ing an outlay OF lucre from the
Harvard men. They even insist
upon paying for their tickets to
the college assemblies.
There is yonng girl in vir-
einia who wears bullets made In
the form of Maltese cross, which
were extracted from tho bodies OF
her father and brother who were
killed in the siege Of Richmond.
The Women's Journal has Lost
Mrs. Livermore. That lady has
been compelled to resign her posi-
ton as editor of the Journal on
account of her time being entirely
occupied with other duties.
A divorce suit at Bennington,
w., Christmas week, was put over
to the June term of the court
much to the indignation Of the
wife, who had made arrangements
to msrry another on New Years
day.
The closing lecture Of the Bos-
ton Fraternity course was deliver
ed by Mrs. Emma Hardinge Briten
The subject was Popular Opin
ion,' and the lecturer spoke f..
upwards OF an hour and witho U
notes.
Dora d'Istra has recently writ
ten book In which she says tbs
half of the American women ar
drunkards, and that Mrs. JUL
Ward and Mrs. Howe are two
the leading writer's Of poetry
the United States.
A Miss True who has bee
teaching deaf mutes in Boston. hi
accepted call to take charge {
q deaf mute in the family Of
baronet in Norfolk England, vii
o liberal salary and travelling Q,
penses besides.
A lady correspondent, in le
ter relative to women suffrag
takes this delicate view of OF
branch of the subject: Many VI
men who would gladly help th
movement, are bound closely
constantly recurring causes fro
any public part, II fitted for it.
The Land Department of 4
Grand Rapids and Indiana raj
road sold S97 ,905 worth of la
in December-everv acre sold
residents of this State, with intel
to occupy it at once.
The embellishments of John
HAHN, late Clerk of the State p
son, amount to the handsome 81
of 017,313,84, extending over
period of seven years. The sma
est amount taken at any one til
was @3. so and the largest S62;
10.
Ma, this milk il better th
yesterdays milk Don't say Il
child. Say there's more milk
this water than there was in
water We got yesterday.
Grace Greenwood in her leot