, 1873-10-16

An infant was born in the st. Louis liorsc-cars
the other day.
-Of thes6. 900 Americans permanently residing
iu Paris nearly 90, QUO arc from Louisaua. 5,GuU
from Virginia, 5000 from other Southern States,
aud only 2,U0D from the North aud West.
Herman Clark, Tax Collector OF tho Town Of
Torrington, Coun., bus onlbe22led 81, 900 Of the
towns money during tho past two years. by
some strange careleBstlees he WIS not required
to furnish q boIsdsnau IN 1871, 30 tho town losoa
$500 Of tile sum, aud the four present bouds.
mon The remaining 81, 1N.
Tho Boston J. Albany Railroad las recently
retired Hlx of it8 conductors who were blyinE
diamond pins and race-llorses On salary Of $50
4 month. Nothing could have been nloie cruel.
A. railroad ought 10 know that a conductor with
4 salary Of $50 month can buy ~ many da-
mond pinB and race. horsea as lie pleaBes If lie is
careful to watch the market closely mud buy ouly
ut WHOLESALE.
"A professor In one Of the Philadelphia mod-
ical colleges labitual!y puta this simple, conuu-
to put it to: II monobolnanthlayuinono is
obtained by the oxidation OF trybumauthracent,
what would result from the union OF bhthalino
With ate ute dai|shlor, a| or dibromanthraeeno dsul-'
Mrs. Hill, who shot her husband At Worces.
tor, Mass., did it in unique why, with all tho
acoompaniments OF fashionable l1fo. Sho var
walking beside him, mud asked him to tako her
paraaol for her. He took it, aud she then, alte1
putting hcr hand III her pocket TO got the pistol,
asked him to lot her kiss him. uo consented.
She put lor ms about him, and put a bullet in
hlB loft lung. His recovery is doubted. uor
equa"nty Ei;a plesa1Ees41eys per,e9t t., to NJ,
big brother TINT ii llo would put Ills toe upon tho
clair ho would cut 1t OF. His big brother laugh.
ingIy complied, whom the littlo fellow deliberate.
ly chopped 1t on with q latchet. The good little
boy couldn't toll lie. hud will probably have hia
hond put on postage stamps hundred years
hence,
Tho yellow fever hos no terror for book
agents. Two Of that class arrived at Shreveport
tie other day, and began to CANVASS amoug tho
nurses for subscriptions to comic book..-
AT tho recent exercises Of Tue Slate Normal
School i'll Salem, Mass., mother aud daughter
were In the graduating class together.
"A bull~frog weighing hftaen pounds and q
half is said 70 have been caught lately in
for 50.
Tho authorities a. sng-sing. finding that
the ghtainros On tho fa s1o9 eoasey Gv m3eo 9o
' FOR u ueyiug ] Give us reBt" to stately
policeman, II Yale student spent aoyoral hours Ia
4 Connecticut baatllo
"A California paper eaya: BONA son, a
regular California tlftcon-po'tnder. to tho wife
Of Elder Mannheim, tho eloquent oxrounter."
in Gottton, Col.. an editor wrote Hnn1e ad-
vioo to newly;marriod ft1onl, md was foolish
ononrl, to crint it. Aftor his wifo had loolod
over proof Of tho "ady!co," tho editor felt
co,npolod to atltl this postscript 'l!ave yonr
Aar cut close to tho skim"
Tho oponing Of tho now .rovt Of Nat.lata, IN
tic Htuto Of Mienuacan, by tho a[exiuan tioyort-
mont furnishes thu tort for III, article IN tho
columns OF contemporary upon thu EtlSianbility
Of our moresnntB naohing trade il, aIn4IsaM ports.
4 gontloman of Eonio exporlonco III the Mextcan
tra;lo gBka III to aipAe serohausa to look alAo-
Whore iu Tor proablo businoss, lie aaya thas the
oznutous praoticed by Mexican oflicials. gcnor.
ally, mako It ruinous to attcmptto trade through
their ports, ant. al an INSTANCE, montlonss tle
Forrar at Panama mud consigned to Thomna
Carlook, American Consul IN TeAuantepeo, on
which the duty waa not over ela, woro retained
by tho Mexican oilloinls until 4173 lad been
paid. Our informant alleges TINT such transae'
tions aro common In Moxiean pQrtH.-SaH ftaN
cisco Chronicle.