, 1873-08-15
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

1Iny In ponlfrot, CT, soils for 523 por ton.
PARTIES who hayo recently been proapectingin
what appears to bo M inoxlanstiblo mino of CO.
ment rock.
Tho twenty Loading factories mud mills of
Clinton, Iowa, gave employment during duly tn
1,5l8 mon, and Lad out III wages alone; for Tho
snno time, the SUN OF S|,2, ,1i0.
Down at Beaufort, s. e., tic men tako part
nora for surf-bathiug ns for n dance. 4 hunti-
como young follow plants himself in tho water
and openB his nrmls IL tho breaker il coming. A
young lady flies to lliA ctaAp, and thore remains
Hafo until all danger il oyor.
In Moyanlonsng Prison, PHILADELPHIA two
mon arc confined, one Of whom has not spon tie
light of tho aun for twonty-throo and the other
for ten yours, both being under sentence, ct
EXECUTION hayo neyor received thu Governors
signature.
a a15O00o church in Norwich, CT, n
9GO, 900 church Mt Willimantic, $e0.00 church
vt Dayylllo, a $40, ,oOo nll1nery at rntnnn, and y
rrisos in this noighborllood. d.-Nor,oich 4Aducr-
User.
On Sunday, ut Tunklannocls, Wycoming
County, ra., Sidney Major shot and killed iii his
gnrton a hawk which Aad been preylng upon Lis
cllickena. Oscar Mills. WHO lived noxt door, WIS
Walking in his garden at the time. and three
buc!tslots passed tho hawk md struck him in
tho henrr, killing him instantly. NillH WIN al,
Assistant Engiaoor III tho United 6tatoa Navy,
and was awaiting orders ut the timo Of his
DEATH
Tho grasshoppor twist =" is now tho proper
thing in fasbioa-circaH. It III Il httlo variation
Oh TIC "urecinn boid;" TINT wnH II forward, tlH
4 backward boul, with tho elbows placed at right
angles with the sitlos, In sinailnr iassilon to tue
jumper Of n grasslloppcr when ut case. It IL
supposed tho mouth III to 10 worn opon, though
this has not boon announced yet.
Tho Knoxville {Iowu) Democrat nays tint
tho coal bank Of Mr.. Chrstnas, two iloa aontll-
west Of Cnlbortsoug forry, ncar tho Dea Moilou
River llA5 boon burning for several years, And
prcaclltn tho appearance of q burning tnrnnce,
wluu viewed frunl tlan outside Of tho mouth OF
the. pit, boing all aglow, with lIso coalu: Tho
timber anl untlorgrowth liap oil bcen killed upon
tho hill unlor which tho burning coal il Bll,i-
atoa, by tho groat heat, md Hrnoko insuos from
tho 1lsauroB Of tho ground, from tho out-orop-
pings Of coal OH fro. Every effort has lcal
taAen to extinguia!, tho fro, but without avail,
aud now It is left alone III itH glory.
-Tl!o cultivation of oliye-trcoa IN tho South
Al source Of royonuo sooMs to laYo beon ul-
wiaoly overlooked III that anotion, If tllu expert
cncca Of ALr. Jn,noa rustel, who plnnts tlloso
tyreH u, bt. SitMon's IblAnl in tlo1rGtn may bo
takon az III example. Tho Savannah .idcerllse,'
HponiA Of MI oxeoont article Of table uil Which
hir. rnAtel with rulo prooosR Of mnnufMoturn
aa n1a'lo from olives grown by maolf as iie haa 1
2b1 trees, thirty feet apart. planted Ill l6a5, a!!
III bearing. Tho troos average stlyo ga!luus Of
oil eucli scaaon with little attention. III 1870
tho oil produced amounted 10 1,260 gallons,
worth rs per gallon. This aoolns to ho worry
roMuuoraltvo culture
| soyyco wns rendered to tho Vat!uan by the late
italian AIniBtry, Tho colleetion Of later'a ponce
is 30 abundant that 25, ,0D0, OO0 Of ro aro ut th
| moment lying it1to at tho Vaticnn. Homo Roman
bankors proposed to invest them In certain 1to-
/ nun banks OF issue, pointing out at the samo