, 1873-01-19
mrg1FTIANEQUS.

Lake Champfain was frozen over last week 1ol
the frat ti1no in IS years.,
Marble Of fine quality IS being quaf11eo
nine miles from Lonieiann, in Pike County, no.
Within six mouths Chattanooga Will nave one
Of the largest and best cotton factories III the
South. .. -
a country paper IN Minnesota = wants t. to to
internal cold country as Minnesota il, and who
deluded the white people into 1t.
THO Northwestern Railway Company nave
sotd the steamers Saginaw and DnnlaR r. to ne tne
Engeman Transportation Company me lot
moH is to be put On the Grand Haven route
-Goyc1nor Fu.uas, of Nebraska, proposes the
creation Of the office OF State Forester, the de-
pa1tmont to be devoted exclusively to the inter-
eats of tree raising aud tree culture.
A brave Ohio boy sat on the fence near
broken rail of the railroad track more than Two
hours. in ono OF tho coldest days OF the late
spell" ready to do what little he could to re-
the suffering IN 0maSa sae dppea@ed that man
would come along and sell her some pills "hacn
| would cure her dyspepsia. Sure enough he came,
| end she bought the pills, took two; and vas ~
cold hammer when her HUSBAND Gants t'ast
nn1y fourteen steamers on the Allssou-s River
touched at that p1ace during the sesson OF 1o11'
against fifty-sevcn in 1876 aud hIty-nine IN 1o'1
This showe s fearful falling on IN r1se1 1tans-
| nc:tation. = x..,.
/ -Nebraska has been comparatively free from
storms, for, with tho exception OF tho storm OF
Tuesday, there have ooen but lew onsine
| storms. There has been no detention worth
| mentioning of the trains across Iowa that con-
meet with the Union Pacific, nor with that great
| rond itself.
ures in the last class at West POINT. No, NO. @ less
| than eighteen Of the cadets nominated last year
hive been recommended for discharge. Iho
vacancies will be filled next May. Among those
airmissed we're two OF the President's appolntoes-
Babies are undoubtedly n'ce ting at1ar IN Gar
too much Of one7 There is q matron in Harris
Vile. n. H., whose cherub. Billy Fisher By name;
WEIGHED 100 pounds when he was year oio. ana
q nice little plaything d he must nave oe'n 1't .
kate Stanton, in her lecture on ~ The Loves
~ Great Men" INSERTS that planets reyolTe
around tlo sun By tho influence Of love, hke q
child rovolves about its parent: Mnsh ~ Tue
) a GOOD DIAL, aud may have been melted thereto
hv love. 5ut to m unprejudicsd observer II iook
ed powerfully like q trunk -strap-Danb Neos;
"A farmer in Kentucky recently mndo po'
;; trat he could husk eighty bushels OF corn in q
dsy but before he finished the loe ne ascsr.an w
! ed that the man with whom hc had made the ne'
= was making arrangements to eopo with nus w.le
He abandoned the j9b lost the oss, ,o Ja' 70 thsi
. | ed tho deeigus Of the guilty coupie " 'uon
4 Mines. stolz and Sass, With David, bass, ane
Lefranc, tenor, arc engaged Tor Home du1loe
MI Ms schnlcher, after having presented his rnr'
e .otiect;nn nf Handel works to the Paris Conser
Sst Vatoire. has given to the museum Of the sam
institution his collection Of Oriental instruments
consisting Of fortynine, the ma!ority Of Th'c sh
II are the ouly ones in Europe: drums Fte;s naae
pipes phasa smyrna y mandones, Hnyten oboe.. ban
Boo ha,ps, African drum tom~to1ns, guitars WI
i've and si1 strings, from The GAMBIA ssnsga sas
and Gabon, flutes Of divers kinds, &c; Aa;.t;
III Pauline Niardot has also presented her As1st'
4 instruments to the ConserVato1e Museum: :,
r. r. II. Gounod's Romeo ct Juhetto' y WI ,
~ ~ produced at the Paris Opera comiquo early
N January it was originally brought oat 81 ~ ~
d iast.aamed theatre is held in suspense until
OF is rebuilt By private enterprise. The :99,ol
T. T.; voted formerly for the 0pera Coni9ue Is no
"a a reduced to 500. AZ regards the Lynque,
N is still hoped that the Municipal Council OF Par
= will provide the funds for ite restoration, O.
ed pecally as the notion has the support ot IN
IN I PraYect nj the Eeine