Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-06-20

That bring. mo 1hat night q ihat noFstns in Junes
VIZ !. insssd1f a;,d,n. hosh to sGnfess
But soanevsses O. other eausht IN the measure
Tsas atsst Or nossieS, just thess 4 tse ds1nane.
Whse Danced tas hse 6snoe with 1aJ1ita
aaoe. C i:E#sE
Ny Azst and ~ Ut bat wbo vould beaisvsms
II, down II tAh dusty Old snsy today, -.
TWi1t The talk about cotton, the maEkets and mnnsy,
| 1shouh sudde.ly turn IN some moment and ~
That one neoosy only had lelt .s . loseay 81
And gEey-bsas4sA bschsloe, 6nantne ol ,JuneaL
"se'e tse e ts 1s. $500 ana tee fEs. - dssk
sss..d :ss e 70 tss ss:,o q w.s.@. via tu,pe.. tu,pe.!.
| -GsLs1y.
General Items. .s,4
A cHrF-sRA1o hat is only five cents in
Paris. '" ~-'-.s.'iS
In 1u gold mines Of Australia 42, ,61O
Europeans aue q WORK.
FouR-1u1pof the widows in Canada
remain widows less than thirty months.
An Eng1ish company has undertaken
to dredge tho Hber for lost Treasure.
A MONTHLY suction Of Cape diamonds
is held in Covent Garden, London.
eTRAwBKRR1Es measuring SIX inches
around the waist are grown down south.
A HAf1Y Man at New London, Conn.
IL to marry of his four daughters aH at
once, this month. " =,,.s9
A CHICAGO man named Tenny, econ.
omioally writes his name Xy, that is,
10y. :,- -. - ....t.,s
TH soapstone and serpentine marble
quarrles at the east end Of the Hoosac
tunnel have been sold for the sum of
ga, 900.
TH Rev:Dr. Pussey il sufficiently
recovered from his late indisposition ss
70 TO- 5e I abe to resume .l his duties # Ok
Tn Princess Ale1andria, il is re-
ported, u becoming deaf. Her mother.
the Queen Of Denmark, Il afflicted With
the same difficulty:
An English lady IL the eity Of Bir.
mingham has been made to peyga tine
OF ESQ tor giving IN undeserved t<s rec
ommendation to . DISCHARGED do
mestic. -. - :;
WHILE the procession Of the &C: A.
r." in New Haven passed along on it's
Wy to decorste soldieEs' graves ,on
Thursday last, party of Yale students
saluted it with din of fish horns.
Ar late conference Of the British
East India Association Il was stated
that Of the s., ,000. 600 900 of British
money invested in India, hardly . half
penny was recoverable. ~
The expedition fitted out in Califor.
MIA to 60 to Cocos Ialand after the
buried treasure of the last generation
Of buocaneers has failed, and the old
man who said he saw the treasure
ing. ....'.:-' 80,
TIM Presbyterian General Assembly.
at its recent meeting, authcrized its
various Missionary Boards to ask for
the following sumo: Foreign Missions,
$3.50, 600; Home Missions, &450,OOO:
Church erection, $2O0, ,O0O; =; Freedmen
e125, 900; Education, $1C0, 600.
The steamer Kafraira is taking 1a 600
bushels of oysters OF the virgins
coast to plant in France. Charnav.
the farmer Of the enterprise, has tested
the bivalves from Mass achusetts to
California, and thinks that those of the
lower Chesapeake are best suited to his
purpose. -.,.-.-...-. .~I~~-
OK the night Of the ed of Nav there
was IN eclipse in part of the moon. vis-
ible in England, and sstronomers sav
1t Was tho beginning of an eclipse
month. The first eclipse month oc-
CURED in December, 1911, and It was
during that period that the famous So
lar eclipse Of December 18th took
place: '...',F 8 ''H7
A1nR1oAN politics abroad are vey
uncertain, as we'll - at home. The
Paris-P -Patrie is q journal Of eonsider-
able weight and influence in France.
but not fully "Posted. It seya. in
late issue: "Mr. Greeley was elected
President in the city of Cincinnati and
viii enter upon his term of Office in
November" .-..
HoRxuo SxxnouR. as Presideut of
the New York State Fisher1es Commits
sioners, has objected to the capture by
use - fertilizers on the barren soil of
Long Island. His reason IL that the
menhaden 10 the natural food Of more
valuable species, lacking which they
prey upon each other.
A 1ARRxL of dour, the ssPtide of
August" p" made from 0eorgia wheat,
| Was on exhibition at the Boston Com
Exchange, on Friday, and was sold by
auction for $3.50. The wheat from
which the -four was made was peaped
| ON the 18th ult. A barrel of the same
brand Of dom sold for $3.50 at the st.
Louis Corn Exchange, the excitement
incident to tho biddings having run
high.
THousANDs Of acres of land in Es-
meralda county, New, are inpreRnssed
With boracic acid, which yields largely
of borax. Il 10 found in the marshes
along tho Iivers. and mined. It usu-
ally combined With soda, magnesia,
salt and other minerals from which it
is separated by series Of settling vats,
evaporatioD, and chemical processes.
Tn Hartford (Ooon.) Cour,nt says
Marx Twain has received, to date, q
little over $22 1000 for "Innocents
Abroad, and il likely to receive very
nearly the same sum for the first six
months Of Roughing It." which is
not very rough ON Mafk, but ! long
way shoFt If the t2Oa0 200 spoken Of in
Newspaper pazag1apha. -......--.,.-
The report of the Fire Marsh,l of
New York for the month Of Nav shows
| total of 1913 fires, involving . total loss
OF &472, ,178. OF the fires, IS were
caused by carelessness of occupantsa82
BY foul chimneys, Is BY lamp explo-
sions, etc. The increase over the cor
responding month of last year is in
fires 81 per cent, and in the amount of
osses 691 per cent :; 'is'7e
THDE are now in this country three
permanently established schools for
teaching the deaf and dumb articula-
ton. There il also small private
school of that sort in Columbus, Ohioa
Howard Gyndon, who il enthusiastic
IN this useful work, says: "Trained
teachers will soon be the great want in
every locality where the teaching of
speech to the deaf and the desf-dumb
il encouraged"
TIM largest nickel mine in the United
States is in Lancaster county, Penn.
This one has been developed to the
depth of over 400 feet, and has been
worked for over seven years. The
length of the lode is 6, 600 feet, the ore
bearing portion varying in width from
one to forty feet, and producing from
400 to 600 tons per month. employing
IT'S men. Iron, Madison and Wayne
county, Mo-, have numbers of Outcrop-
pings of this ore. The first class ore
yields 81 per cent. of good nickel.
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