The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-01-11
Poole, tailor of London, retires
with Q poOla. of 81, 500. 600.

Poole, tailor of London, retires
with . psola-o Of g, SOC, OOO.-
The Pope has lost 100000 by q
fallible Brussels bank.
Many Kansas farmers are saving
their wood pilessand burning corn.
Brigham Young has saptured
over 5000 Englishmen within .
year.
.Shall our Teachers Teach or
whiI?" is The title of an essay on
education.
There is said to be more rea-
pleasure in giving presents than in
pay ing debts.
For ladies over forty-fivc, a
fringe OF hair on the forehead IL
nice fortbe wrinkles. Is tsv
In Portland, Maine, announce !
ments are made of well dressed wo
men being seen drunk in the streets
The new swinging bell of the :
Cologne cathedral will weigh TWEEN
ty-fve tons.
In New Hampshire they are al
ready getting ready for their spring
election. .s
The total number of emigrants
who arrived at New York during
the last year was 191, 1877.
A San Francisco man wants $780,
600 from the Pacific road for kill
ing his wife.
/ A woman has the contract for
painting all the swords turned out
Of the Spring6eldarmory: m
Eight thousand and fortylseven
deaths in st. Louis last year., $50
males and 1924 females.
| There are more men injured in
mining coal in Pennsylvania than
in any other industrial pursuit.
Creswen says that he will not be
satisfied until letter can be sent
to any part Of the United States
for penny.
Alexander Fl. Stephens is now
out with the absurd advice to young
lawyers never to undertake q case
unless they are on the right side.
The only railroad in Japan con-
meets Yedo with Yokohama, a dis
lance of nineteen miles,
A Pennsylvania Dutchman has as
scribed his name on the roll of fame
by erecting a sausage of over two
tons weight.
Two boys have been expelled
from the Normal School at Rock
!. port, N. Y, for cutting curl OF
hair from a young ladys head.
! The Dayton Short-line Railway
via Cleveland and Buffalo, sells
round "Trip tickets from Cincinnati
1 to New York for 800.
= The Cincinnati Enquirer est
l mates the loss to the coal trade by
? the recent ice gorge at $500, O0O, and
Q the entire loss at nearly 100000.
!, The press of Missouri calls fol
h law awarding death as the punish
ment for placing Instructions or
railroads tracks.
Senator Morton is in favor of {
direct vote of the people for Presi
: dent with the abolition of the cleo
tcriel college.
81 The Etna Insurance Compan,
has restored it's lost capital by al
8 assessment upon it's stockholders o
e 335 per cent.
Every woman thinks her HUSBAND
$ the worst in the world until sh
IS compares notes with other woman
d when she comes to the conclusion
that hers is the best.
# w. II. II. Penny, an old citize,
IS of Indianapolis, fell dead of apo
. plexy. on the I'd inst. while ma
! nuring strawberry beds in his ga1
:. den.
- Fourteen murders were commit
ted in the District of Columbia dun
'e ing 1872. Three executions hav
st taken place, and another is fixe,
(. for January, 18th.
Re A stranger travelling througl
it Ohio is struck by the large humble
n of tombstones bearing the inscrir
ton: Sacred to the memory Of
born-,pulled a gun out of
wagon
FEMALE TEACHERS California ha
"a a State law authorizing the pay
ment of equal salaries to lady teach
ers, who perform the same service
Is as the masculines.
&c Keep sober and you can tai
8 straight. One of our druggist
t. was quite surprised the other ola
Is to hear a fellow inquire if he ha
~ any Mrs. Soothlow's Winslin,
- Slyrp.
& A Western newspaper thus del
= cately puts personal item: ssThos
= who know nice old Mr.. Wilson, {
II this place, personally, will regret
e. hear that he was assaulted in
id brutal manner last week, but wa