New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22

| SGat6S TO their own country as q place 20
live and work in.
A Japanese scholar in one of the New
Haven schools, having been insulted by q
| schoolmate, sent note to the instructor re-
questing permission to kill the offender
SiIas Cooper, living near Lincoln court
house, West Virginia, LOG years old, is a
| candidate for marriage, desiring a hand
some, intelligent and Industrious girl of six
teen to take the bed and board left vacant
by Lucy Martin, his hirst wife; who died
last March, aged ITO.
We are informed that "a Ford county
| IIinois) farmer has 300, 900 bushels OF corn
on hand, and is. happy" 1t makes some
| difference where you have your corn. We
know man who has only one corn on his
foot, and he is not happy.
| Pefe Hyacinthe's marriage is said to have
I given great scandal to the Church. Itmay
anathematize him, 1t may excommunlcate
him, it may condemn him to everlasting
purgatory, but, under the circumstances,
we do not see how it can very well prevent
him being pefe.- Commercial Adrerttse1-
There was jolly sort of snow storm at
Mount Washington on the thirde instant.
The guests at North Conway, Lower Bart
lett and other places opera-glassed the
scene, and the effect the next morning IN
the bright sunlight was worth a trip to the
White Mountains to see.
The most important steel mine in the
country is at Roxbury, Connecticut. The
ore was thrown aside as rubbish until with
in a few years, when the proprietors found
a Prussian engineer who had worked mines
of the same sort in Prussia. The product
is of great value, and OF extensive use
among iron manufacturers.
A couple of French acrobats are making@
sensation in Paris by suspending themselves
from two swinging trapezes and playing
pitch and toss with a. young girl. Very
skillfuI, highly profitable, and, doubtless,
perfectly safe for the adult male performs
ers; all the danger and little of the credit
falling to the lot of the girl
Leasing, the celebrated German poet, was,
remarkable for frequent absence of mind,
Having missed money at various tunes
without being able to discover who took it,
he determinedto put the honesty of his SER
want to the test and left handful of gold
said one of his friends. i.Counted y said
Leasing, rather embarrassed, mo, forgot
that"
A veritable Topsy, taken from the poors
house by a kind lady, was extremely
anxious to please She was taught thee
Lords prayer, and told that she might
afterward ask for whatever she wanted.
room saying: 90, Lord make my hands
fly fast in the dish water, SO Mrs. NJ. won't
scold me. Amen
A gentleman in New Haven, Connecticut
invented a machine for printing in colored
and gilt enamels on the china and pottery
Of all kinds, which; it is claimed, will revo-
lutionize the whole business of ornamenting
crockery, reducing the cost to small frac-
ton of what it now is. He has applied for
patents in several foreign countries as well
as in the United States.
Newark Las undertaken an ENTERPRISE
which has no precedent in American his
tory. 1t is an industrial exhibition of the
manufactures of a single town only. Even
her sister city, Patterson, is forbidden to
exhibit 1t is simply an exhibition of what
Newark alone can do The whole plan is
unique, and as a display of what a single
city can do in theway ofmanufactures, the
exhibition is said to be O remarkable sue
cess.
They have cheap way of doing things at
Elko, Nevada. One Thursday morning the
dead and mangled body of an Indian was
found lying on the railroad track Instead
OF holding an inquest and burying the I'M
fortunate red man and brother, thew let
MN lie on the track until the six o'clock
express came along and ran over him again.
using him up still further. freight train
and hand car settled the business, and it
was concluded there was not enough of him
LETT to be worth burying.
That great and good potentate. the EN-
Rerof OF Japan, gives Indications of wit.
u was lately shown the eorking of bot
Tie OF WINE by steam hammer. He re-
luested that the hammer might be made to
uncork the bottle, as that was the most
serVieeable proceeding. It was explained
tnat thus was impossible, when his Majesty
sishlhed his intention of taking the shine
out OF the hammer. He, therefore. I'm
'orked the bottle and called for glasses.
There is musical box at Geneva that
plays thlrty-six tunes, with flute, hell.
1Fulh ana eastanet accompaniments The
59s 50, OF IL complete was 700Of. or abOut
sf Jaw, the purchaser to have the privilege
u III naming twelve airs, to be arranged on
~ = t. - Jug Cylinders that were blank, The
Instruments made in Geneva RANCE in nrice
rom hYe francs to 1000. The biob nriced
'e ~ are IN eIegantrosewood cases. but most
y bhein are surprisingly low when we ron
,luer me prices at which the smaller hoxes
ire sold In the United States.
:. Mrs. Avery, the telegraph operator Of
bennington, Connecticut, on the dav of +bs
efflble disaster to the Metis remained in
ne once Tor seventeen consecutive honrs
Ino sonG curing that time 1000 words to
ne press, besides 1888 paid messages If %.
nous lengths, very LARGE nrofortion of
Sh,ch she had to receive from Watch Hill
'au repeat TO other points. A gentleman
n A
i PosGOn, total stranger to her. was so
lueh struck with her faithful devotion to
WORK That he sent her quite a sum of
80 as an expression of his appreciation.
MARE Atmee, who is the best repre-
u OF Ofenbach's operas since lbs.
~, 1rma and Rose Belle. has returned N
+ .+no0 az az seF her successful tour of the
eates' She has organized an entirely new
gu ai npshy, consisting of Mile BoneIli. Mile.
' oo.. -holand, Nine. Juteau. Nardin.
~ t5y! SG' Uapei and Gine1 beside herself
a,u IL set san IN the latter part of Sep
rdlDea. 1 ne troupe will begin their first
g91Senlen5 at the Olympic Theatre. New
M. ., 20 fe = month, and then commeltce q
- 1ur VI the country. They have already
.pril. 'neir UlLoe until next
Miss Nellie Straw, daughter of covarror
gnaw " OF New Hampshire, was married IN
H. n. ILenfy N. Thompson in a Whit ron
, N Il WIN long train and plain skirt nnfFed
Ino PACK, and cut with a basona HAVING
: - n!5eVes trimmed qJ0t,,f o,,5,J;o,,p Lace
: tiT = bridesmaids were Hiss Minnie Parker
"a '9SS S:o; Miss Minnie Ellis, Of Ameshnrv
~ MSS Ella White, of Manchester: and
:. ~ 5I99olnlssmen, Mr. Herman Straw. the
LIZ P2FFoJ5ner; Mr.. Frank Daniels and Mr.
. <steeI hod5; The ushers were Mr.. Luther
aI1p In 81 Manchester, and Mr.. William
o"leF, OF Concord A->'
e s adrg me autumn maneuvres in England
sion ~ 't tIs guard OF Lord Mark Kerr's di-
,ntad ca do no[ thern army was completely
aces ~ ms ms Iordahip wounded in several
nted an = i9 9"sadiof Wasps, which thus re-
80, 80 al ~ invasion of their donaIn The
ttlfe Division WyassboTI 80, NOIio aAA' Inc