The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-02
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

Bernard Gorcr has Withdrawn from the Chippewa
Tails (Wis) Audlonche
R. r.. Gray has Withdrawn from thu Raleigh
a. C) christian Adcocate.
The Telescope Is q new Illustrated comic semi
monthly printed at La Crosse, Wis.
There is a place called Fargo m Minnesota, and
1t has a newspaper called the Express.
The editor OF the Troy IN. " Wig has had
ssHoosac Tunner' waltz dedicated to him.
A swedish paper, called the Samttden. is to be
started in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
Henry l.. BonsalL editor of the Camden IN. ~
Republic is going to run for Mayor OF that city.
The Rochester IN. " Express has two libel suits
on hand-one for $4,000 and another for $4,000.
Joseph I. Goodman has disposed OF his interest
in the territorial Enterprise, OF Virginia City.
The Thomaston CONN., Express talks OF suspend
ing publication on account OF lack of patronage.
The College Spectator is monthly paper issued
by some Of the students Of Union College, Schenec-
tady.
The Hudson IN. W star will be changed from an
evening to morning paper on the first Monday IN
March.
It Is the Topeka Kan) Blade, and not the To-
ledO tOhio) Blade that has suspended Tor want OF
patronage.
W. w. Armstrong Is now the sole proprietor OF the
Cleveland (Uhio) Platndeaer, F. W. Green having
withdrawn.
The students of Princeton IN. J) College want
to publish newspaper but the faculty are 0p'
posed to it.
The st. Louis Times has been called upon by Mr..
stillsOn Hutchins to hand over $780, 900 or stand
trial for libel.
There is section in wetzel comfy, West vir-
Rinia, of about thirty miles square. in which not
newspaper is taken.
T. b. Scofeld has left the hon World and has
taken position on the Liquor Dealers Advocate.
in Pittsburg, Pa.
"A. z. McKlbbin has purchased the Cuba Herald,
OF Alegany county. New York, and will continue
1t as a democratic organ.
The Spectator IS the name OF a new journal pub
lished by the students OF the College of ST. Laurent
near Month cal, Canada.
The Farmvllle (va.) Mercury saws it is pre-
pared to apologize for every offensive line 1t pub
lishes to stand treat.
Justice Haines, OF Chicago, has decided shat ed.
tors are professional men, and that their scissors
and pastepots cannot be seized Tor debt.
monthly journal Tor the young Is published in
Utica, N Y. 1t is called the BlOd-aur Oes ar 70
COL 1t Is needless to add that 1t is intended for
Welsh children.
The firm OF futile Reddington, publishers Of
the Rutland w.t. Herald, is dissolved by mita-
ton, Mr.. A. Fl. futile continuing as editor and
proprietor OF the paper.
Gankato, MIMI, has had dance for the benent
OF newspaper. The Inauguration of this plan OF
relief was for the benefit of the Beo6achter, Ger
man issue, and was not q success.
George M. Allen, publisher OF the christian Ban
ner at Hastings Minn., recently fired four shots at
himself with a revolver, only one Of which took
effect and even tnat was not serious
The New York State Editorial Convention Is to
be held this year at Lockport, and the programme
includes trip to Alabama, under the auspices Of
Major Hotchkiss. 1t Is to come Off IN May.
The war-and a erocious one it isis still kept
up between the San Francisco Chronicle and sun.
They should not forget the following record OF
historical fact:-
Two cats there were in Kilkenny,
And each thought there cat too many;
SO they fought and they spit,
And they scratched and they Bit
Until of the there ant any