, 1874-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS,

They have t no Territorial Treasurers in Colo
| rado One haas the money, the other the honcra
| The longest name probably ever inflicted
| upon chlld IN Massachusetts, was s'Aldobaron.
| tiphoscofornla a"-tweuty-three letters! The girl
! afterwards becan1e the wife OF Boston mer.
| chant.
| There is big gold bar on the counter OF the
| City National Bank, Weighing 1916 ounces and
| valued in coin, at sc, 6A- -9l.-DtnceT Tribune.
The Virginia (S,'7.) Chronicle states that q
| man who can move h ia cars like mule arrived
| in town on tho train Monday morning for the
purpose Of giving Az exhibition. His namo 10
Follett and pa!ssengers WHO ca me up in the car
| with him say the manner in which he will twist
hts ears around to listeLs to conversation bo-
hind him il wonderful Il is supposed that his
ears are provided with An extra pair Of nuscles,
by means Of which ho is enabled TO tu1n them in
any direction.
1t has been stated By snme Republican jour
nails that McEnery was never inauyuratet Gov
eTnor Of Louisiana, aud tha-t consequently, Mr.
Penn had no right to act s4 lieuteuant-Gov-
ernor- The truth. however, is, that Kellogg and
McEnerJ were iuaugurated on the same day BY
rival Legislatures. Both appealed to Gen.
Grant, who finally sustained Kellogg; and that's
what makes ali the Baltimore Sun-
An elaborate report in the T:tusyillc Courier
exhibits the production Of the great Butler oil
district Of Pennsylgania, coTerln:s the country
all been collected by going over each farm and
taking the records of each we'll in detail Tho
summary gives ut present 595 producing wells
and 81 wells now drilling. There are LOIS en-
IL 81, ,S59 GOO The daily production OF oil in this
district is 15 548 barrels which is alargo increase
since the list OF August.
Bismarck is SAID to be rollichng. ovarbear-
ing man. His wife, children. and friends stand
in awe Of him He eats old sausages aud black
bread for breakfast, and swallows ENORMOUS
dinner, washed down with large goblete OF Eur-
gundy. He smokes, works, and talks perpetual
ly. lie is funny when pleased very formidable.
very rash, and very independent
IA remarkable instance Of the qualification OF
4 morbid spirit at 3 comparatively heavy cost is
the action OF Mr. Anderson. citizen Of losont7.
whose Two Sons were amon. party dro"ueh IN
the Niagara River By the capszlng OF Taeas
He purchased the yessel and then. pe1hn 2s with
the idea OF destroying foieTer what "as 10 him
hateful object, burned it to the waters edge
In the Savannah market the other day, m1o
from the country sat down upon tue sAts OF
box which happened to contain huge turtle.
The turtle reached for hin, and the reporter wlo
describes tito incident predicts that the man
Is will carry the mark to his grave"
"A lettcr-uriter in the South eays you cannot
20 On cotton-plantation in Alabama now without
hearing the command: ''Senator, start right
smart to your contemplating; Judge, you 50 and
bring NY horse round; OF, Colonel, hare shoe
pu: on that mule, right along"
The renidenee OF Gen. sherman, On strsat,
near Third, has been sold to e1-Ala:or EnaTy by
H. u Hall, real estate Orokerf iof Fo3,o3V- LUZ
lot iB 1l5 feet On Btreet with TINT width to q
street 313 feet It will bo remembered that
prior to his election to tho Presidency this was
tho home Of Gen. Grant, the g1fs OF his Aew,
York friends. Subsequently, it was purchased
of President Grant By the friends Of Goa 3hes-
msu and presented to HIM il 1869. The prop
erty u.s also once owned by Yice-Presiden: John
c. Breckenridge, who, with Senators Douglas and
Rice, built the block Mayor Lu!orT will occupy
tho premises some time in October, on bus re-
turn for tho eoasoo from his county Place'-
Wdshingto1s Republican.