, 1873-10-30

OF tho Interior, MIR. Dolano, tile present tncu1n-
bent boing booked for Secretary Richardson's
place. Tho doath Of his frionl will probably
materially chnngo tho prosidont'a plans."
NEWS ITEMS.
Large tmounts Of gold dust are sold daily in !
Corinuo. The dust is from Carriboo and Salmon |
River.
The CLARK County CUis) Republican states
tint tho prospects Of logging tho coming season !
Hbeliioatsine. * ohio. . is 3, building q 100000
o fine Presbyterian church.
"A number Of small aowing-maohine COM
panies haye consolidated, and arc about COM
mencing monster manufactory In Joraoy City. |
1t is estimated that New Hampshire has fur
niahed moro money for Western raitronda during |
tho last twenty yoara than tho whole manutac- |
turing intoroats Of tho stata aro worth.
Tho Roman Catholics Of England propose
81. sSithin, nt Wine6ostor; St. Thomas, at Can
terbury, and st. Edward, the confessor, ut
Westminstor.
in tho case Of Elizabeth Q. Parker, who TO-
BOSTON + Albany Railroad for s personal injuries,
tho m0tlun for now trial. on tho pleA Of oxcess-
isc damages, haa boon oVerrulod, md award af-
1rmod.
to tho conclusion that tho number Of women
who would rather not marry than become tho
wivos Of poor men is much smaller than the
numbor OF mcn who would rather not marry
than become tho husbands OF poor women.
Davenport Is lively on potatoes. On an
average twelve carloads Of potatoes arrive thoro
daily for Davenport doalers and cousumors,
Thoy como from tho Southwest, from Milwaukee,
from Illinois, aud from any place whero they
$3.50 por bushel for potatoes now, and tho prob
ability ia that thoy cannot bo obtained next
spring for lovo or money.
B. norry engineer sr;ssa tor tho j. Chicago
this forenoon, and will At onco proceed to survey
for the final location Of that road from the
Junction to this city. This work II Is expected,
will take about one week to accomplish, when
the matter will bo settled, and We hopo the job
for building tho road In horo promptly 1et--La
Crosse Republican.
Tho general office Of the Northern Land
Ofllce, now located in st. Paul. will DO removed
to Brainord as soon RE- the 1ooma In the Compa-
nya building there can be preparod-probably
about the first Of December.
Tho word panic aroso out Of the blttlo OF
Marathon. In that immortal light nero hnnd-
full Of Greelis encountered IN infinite host Of
peraans, and put them to utter rout., How did
they do it2 The PorsianB were Hmittou by tho
god Pan with d, sudden causeloas and oxtromo
flight. They lost their wiss; and that state Of
things took it's namo from the god who pro-
duced it.
they had tornado on the 17th,-tho heavickt
ovor known in TINT section, though limited In
area. It split Aaron Hooyers granny opon at
the top, entirely domollshng It, CARRYING one m
@ MI hc os eo ey o a1 hoase @ saG eerasne ING
that in. Mr. L. Stills was severely hurt by fall
ing timbor. The tornado did little other dam
age, simply because it visited q comparatively
| unsettled section.
| -TAore was recently on exhibition, at
| Plymouth, Mass, o piece Of 2-inch water-pipo,
| Z feet In length, takon from tho section on Tho
dam at the Throad Company'a Works, which
tho fine ilbrous roots OF tho Willows that are
| growing near by, that not ono drop of wafer
| could paPs through it.. a depression in the
| pipe had at some timc caused slight brehkage,
mud into this portion Of the root had insinu-
| atel itself and grown, until about month since
| the passage OF water was stopped, and search
for the cause revealed this result. a portion OF
tho filling was taken out, and roaembled cloaely
| continuous "wad" Of oalum. For five or six
| feot these roots are so tightly wodged in that
no force yet applied has been sufficient to start
| them.
-Panics bring profitable griata to the mill Of
many besldo lawyers. Cable Investments" :"
the London Fir, Finano{er says, "haye thus salts
astrous to other undertakings bring nothing but
mont that tho traffic receipts Of tho Atlant,o ca
bles reached gig 600 Gn gol!) Per Day on Friday
| ind that tho average for that month, including
Sundays, has been about $4,000 por day, OF
$13,S25, 900 per annum.
Thirty miles an hour, including atoppages, Ia
to be tho order on the Northwestern Railway.
botween Chicago aud Gruen Bay, vim A1ilwau-
koe. s...
Tho New York Central Railroad expects to
| have itB four trucks ready for uao, on tho whole
lIno from Syracuse to Albany, by january no1t,
md partially 40 for much of tlo distance ycst
Of Syracuse.
-Iho Hudson (Wis.) Democrat Hays: IA
rocently died. SATURDAY. evening at the meet
ing OF the Grange in the Town Of Hudson some