, 1873-09-18

Omaha supports 132 snloonH, which ray 800
year oact, to tho school fund.
England. Tho Lo1lton AHscnGHm calls hlB book
"excceslingly dull and weariHono."
"A No1lian Catholic priest has boon sent to
prison for q fortnight in Prussia, for publicly
preaching That marriage among protoasants is
An Ohio woman iato1y travelled with ono
Ticket four tr,lnka, two band-boxoB, ilowor-
pot, poodlo-dog umbrella, Jug OF milk, luucl,-
basket. papor hnck fnll Of peachoH, and boy Of
Tho Duluth Tribune says work on thoir now
elevator Ia progressing rapidly, aud that two
SECTIONS, with capacity OF 20o 900 bushels, WILL
ho completed this FALL.
Tho Armory building, ct Macon, Georgia,
oroctod by the Confederate Government for tho
purpose OF manufacturing arms aud moulding
shot mud shell, hns just boen ordorod by tho
City Council to DO torn down, and the material
nHed for tho construction OF two public school
"A Young graduate of theological school
began sorilion boforo parish without q min
iBter by saying " l accopt the UniverHe, but ro-
ject tho idea Of personal uod, and MONTE
Endorsement OF so promising asripling.-Bos-
-drooloy, although n temperance town, and
with, as yos, but ono railroad, hoolns to 10 tax
ing tho lead Of Goldon,, tho town which is
thought, by it's people, to be destined to be pre-
e,niuently tue great city OF Colorado, The popu-
latiou OF tho two places is now equal, and thoro
IL ton yo,lln' difference In their ages.
As every car owned by Tho Oregon Il Cali
fornia Railroad ia called into requisltion by the
grcnt presa Of grain awaiting transportation, tho
daily trains aro necessarily large Lust oven
inE's train consisted Of twonty-four bo1-cars,
with capacity Of about ten tons each, which
would make tic total amount OF freight aXgre-
gnte about 240 tons. Several ships ate lying Ia
this port awaiting cargoos OF wlloat for Liver:
pool and other foreign ports. and at this ratio ol
transportation 1t will not tnke long to bring suf}l.
ciout quantities to load half. dozen vessel.
! moro than are now waiting.-Portldnd (0regon,
Netcs, Sept. 1.
Tho Nawark IN. ~ Courier says: 'Fall
applea along tho Lake Shore Hoad aro boing
bought ia ut ~ par barrel. Winter applca will
probably start at 92.60, possibly more. The
crop in this country will bo very short, not ono
third Of nu average. There will bo great MANY
anpleA brought to market only bocauBe there arc
Eroat many trees. Tho quality will be cxccp
tionally good. Thoro aro more appleB on tht
road from Solus to Williamson than In three
times tho distance any whero else in tho country
III Ontario tho crop is much shorsor than NC
Tho Fort Dodge 1ova) Times says tha
! MeAsra. Drncombe Il Richards, Of that place
haye formed a co-partnershlp for tho purpose o
| developing the IMMORAL RESOURCES Of Wobatc
| County. They have invested s29,300 In Goa
| land, $4,000 In q Railroad and estimate 81, ,00
| i'll expenses for shafts, cntrioa. ETC., oyer al.
| over $4,000. In making this investment the
Indicate . faith In the coal formation, and TAX
tho risk Of milking it n profitable invcstmont
| The iron for tho n,ain track il laid and on Satut
| tay last nil Illinois Coutral ongino and car @
| lumber ran over the line for the frat time.