, 1873-02-24

TEo doctors Of Jancsville Wis, are worry busy
5unt now getting lneasured for tLoir smallpox
uniforms.
1t costs tho broyers OF Reading, Pa, $780,.
icenEe.
1t is just tlaroo mouths since Superintendent
Kelso 10 vigorously "raidod" tho concor.
saloons in New York, and noarly every ono OF
girls, and NIL
AN effort ia boing mndo In Jotrcrsonville,
Ind, to have tho State Prison removed from
that city and consolidated with tho State Prison
islatlgo is heing circulated and numorously
Signed praying for tho removal.
Tho City Government OF indianapolis 1,as
become Infected with the prevailing maniu, and
has decided to purchase tho Sellars farm, two
nlilos and Aalf southwest Of tho civ, Ut s225
per acre, for tho purpose Of oolonizing varioua
Btin1ts thereon.
1t was matter of rumor upon tho atreetn
yestorl9y that tho executive otllccra Of tho
Union Hallway Company had determined to ro-
move tue location of tho Union Passenger Dcpot
to their grounds just cast Of tho Deaf mud
Dumb Institute, which wero purchased somo
tilno sinco, upon which to build largo union
transfor freight house, :-Indianapohs Journal.
Several 1ocka Of pigeonH hayo been viaiblo
to-day, flying northward. Virgil popo, WHO las
lrcd il Rock County since 1885, says tllis is the
first time pigeons hayo nppcared Mt this oarly
:dato during the thirty-oight Yoars OF his resi-
.donce hero. Add tho pig gions 10 tho growing
pra!rie,chickona noticed yesterday, aud we have
fair indications Of all unusually curly SPRING
Ja"csuile lFfs.) Gazette
pod 5eeps oi nao oS1g g i ns s1hGn mo o1e9tors
ton, and wanta Congress to HAow its patriotism
by buying it,---prico 325,000 which Ia about
92l QUO moro than it is worth. Considering that
for two yeara past it laa been pretty thoroughly
q head, there is no particular need, just now.
TINT tile country at largo should invest in tint
dingy and trayol-stained piece of canyau.-
Springfield (1lass.) U!io,,. =.
learn that American cheese ind American hams
nro acknowledged by high British authority to
bo fully equal to tho best English. Tho London
Grocer seYa that fow yoara ago provision-loal-
ors would scarcely have liked to admit tho fact Of
their solling American cheese to their customs
oia; but tho ontorpriuing mud a1ientilo Amori-
eau farnaer has, under The factory system OF
m!apauttSsetuTo tSs a9 far changed s state OF na
most Of tho EngltBl-rnade. Tho Improvement
IN tho mako mud quality Of oleesa has also boen
accompanied by al Improvement III tho quality
aud Breed Of pigs.
Michigan, are just now greatly agitated by
questions Of municipal consolidation. It ii
proposed that South saguaw join Eaet Eagi-
nav; whereat the City of Saginaw aends delo-
gallon to South Saginaw to advise her not to.
Wo may say that, East Saginaw aud tho City Of
saginaw aro Oh opposite aidos Of the Saginaw, !
but bot! in the County Of Saginaw and this Sagi-
nav Valley. Whether South Saginaw will finally
join tho City Of Saginaw or East Saginaw ro- |
mnlnH to DO scen; but wlatorer be the rosult, it
Is hoped, for tho aahe OF Rtrangers, that thero |
Will DO no increase in tho number OF saginnws,
:, A most radical thnovaion upon 1ong-estnb- |
liBloa custom in rotation to tile Institution Of
marriage has boen offeotol in California, where
tho old theory that man and wife arc one Is |
abolished. A. now law establiaaH tho ouuality |
Of husband and wife, and declares that the two |
can contract With oaoh other and sllo each othor
tho salno as If they had Eoycr boon married. It |
is to DO fearol that this reform will hardly meot |
tho expectations OF It's origiuatoru. Lawslitn |
nftor marriage, with husband and wlfo rcspoc- |
lively III tito poHtions Of p]aiutr ard lefonda,,t
would not Beem to be calculated to promote do.
M0stio felicity. Deslloa, Rucll lazy will Duroly
lead to perpetual litigation. It Is dangerous for
D wilo to DO able to Hue Aor husband ior breach
of contract IL case llo should faI 10 fulfil q |
promise to buy llor now bontot or not of fara.
"A base fraud was perpetratod at Willinnls-
LoWn, Alass., d fow daya Blnco, tho victim boing
an old BAoelnaker and his wife, wllo wore visited
BY nun from Albany, who stated TINT tho nlIoo-
makers wlfe'a brother had died, leaving q littlo
property, Iio slid there would bo sou,u trouble
abont tho aottlement, and that ho. NJ a irloml,
you'd glvo them 81 100 for tiloir clnm then, hut
I!hat, il thoy Aold on, they might not get my
Thing. Tito ahoomakor, WhoAe uurno IL Dean,
alId lsia VITO consented to tho plan, signed thb
papory he presented, received tho 81 1000, and tho
man departed. A fow days later tiov received |