National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-13
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Work on the New York and Canada railroad
which has been suspended for short time, ha
recommended, and on the 1st OF February tn
working force will be largely increased.
BENJAMIN Nulligap and James WEIGH arc m
DER arrest in w atertord for setting the depot Q
the Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroad at that plac
. on IRE recently. Mulligan confessed TO the Grim
amer his arrest.
The Forty-third Congress is remarkable 70
,hree peculiarities. 1t Is the largest legisistiv
body that every assembled in the Capitol; II cor
eatn1 the greatest number Of new members an,
It has the strongest representation Of ex-Confed
= crates.
The Supreme Court Of iowa has decided that
sale Of property for taxes to my one Of ring o
sombination Of taxpayers is void, and that III
little does not pass thereby nor can tho penalty b
enforced. 1t only remains to decide what i e.
, eing."
Henry wagenhauer, Of Pendleton, on the cana
below Tonawanda, N. Y, was seriously bur
New Years by the explosion of . cartridge which
. vas In tho act q ranmIng into pistol, hi
tight hand being shattered to such an extent tha
q may be necessary to amputate 1t. r.
A porcelain-linsd pan in which Mrs. Lyman
Ehsell, Of RsaEo' was trying doughnats fsv
"a out, setting the iat on IRE. and PRODUCING
great CONSERVATION, but fortunately doing n
Capitalists have commenced tho construction
q railway which ID to connect the ancient orsel
city with the railway system Of Europe. III,
Government pays Q subsidy Of 5000 900, but q
The end Of ninety nine years tho road rsvssts I,
~ SUI. ING 9nIy LSnwey N ItcgGo =
A few days since . seedy person applied to q
wealthy citizen for help. and resolved ths small
s.% Of five five ssnt The gy:, = ;,
come. Our ears are always open tothe dtstreased
.fhst may b, replied tho recipient; "but never
before In my life have sesn % small IN opening
-. secn iarsc san
met deaf and dumb and friendless young lady
from somewhere, and wooed and vua her. She
eould noteven write her name, but had to be fitted
the marriage service with; and the husband only
found out who she was the other day aftsr tvt
ysars Of Remarkably quiet life. 80
IN ed sss tie e
over which tho calamity would extend was ave
Sames that Of the Irish famine. The Government
he said, had .'deelsrsd war" against famine. ant
% the other would strain every nerve to prevsn
dssths from starvation.
The Louisville Commereial xittiIy remarks
Bismarck interview, the Eugenie interview, the
famous surgical transfer Of brains, and more 70
esntiy the hnding Of Tamerlaine's library, ha,
Virginius Was sunk on purpose. The World ha,
brains enough, but II II could get some surgeon u
infuse little honesty into IT'S moral Constitution
The latest Rochester sensation tnvolves a an
tain Of police m taking money from the fsmsis
keeper Of house Of prostitution for the purpost
efPresenting il T. members Of the grand Jury Whs
lining but It, wS liz Gapsn suSppn
Iropristed to his own use. The charge 10 made
81 Mr.. Z. A. Augevins, reporter Of the UafoH
%, but did not. The case is before the poiics
A third stelets. of troy, odvts h.. ,,.t h.,r
TSs nex sEeIetos seems to beIous 10 e
more remote thsn thst which Ina Sesr sssiSnsi
70 the skeleton now n the museum 4 Paris. IL