The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-09

containing some of the finest specimens of
this branch of Greek art extant. -
Including the original cable of 1866, Eve
cables have been laid down between Ireland
and Newfoundland, of which only three are
at present In working order. These werelaid
IN 1866, 1873 and 1874. The cable Of 1865 has
Got been in operation for over two years.
Witness this from the London Times: at
is desired to place two young ladies, aged
IL and IA, very strong and healthy, under 9
lady who approves of and will thoroughly
and duly administer the birch or rod. Terms
most liberal. Address Il. G., postoffice,
Hampden, Middlesex."
Mr.. Tracy proposes, so il Il said, to read in
Tempest Tossed'-and the other side will
retaliate by reading Mrs. Stoves book on
Byron and Mrs. Beecner's Cook Book. The
privilege of attending this great trial is
nearly equivalent to q liberal education
Graphic.
A state oratorical contest of Ohio colleges
will be held at Akron, Thursday eve., Feb. 4.
Ohio University, Heidelberg College. West
ern Reserve College, Oberlin College, Otter
bein University, Baldwin University, Wit
tenberg College and Antioch College, will be
represented ia the programme. The judges
will be President Andrews, of Marietta; the
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Judge X. p. Spaldihg, of Cleveland.
Mr. Clahin, long may he live, has in
troduced bill into the Illinois legislature,
providing that sin all passenger trains of
two or more cars, said railroad shall desig-
nate one or more cars as ladies car or
cars in which no passenger shall be
allowed to smoke or eXpectorate upon the
floor or mattings; and said railroad shall,
by it's authorized agents, remove in a careful
manner 10 the other cars upon the same
train, any passenger violating the pro.
visions of this section"
The beau monde of Syracuse were sur
prised recently at seeing q richly dressed
young lady wheeling a wheelbarrow, in
which was q bundle of clothing, through the
streets. On inquiry the reason of such a
queer Occurrences was ascertsined. The
young lady, on being hectored by her uncle
regarding the pride of the bellies OF the
present day, agreed to wheel a bundle of
clothing around Fayette Park IL he would
give her a silk dress. The offer was &C.
cepted, and the lady now has silk dress,
and has since received several proposals.
At present the grange order contains, in
round numbers, based upon the returns OF
December, 1874, 900 subordinate oranges,
distributed as follows: Missouri, Iowa and
Indiana, each 1000; Illinois and Kentucky,
each 500; Kansas, 800; Ohio and Iennes-
see. each LOO; Texas, 800; Georgia, 700; Ala
bsma and Mississippi, each $50; Nebraska,
600; Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin and
Arkansas, each $50 to 575; North Carolina,
400: Virginia and Pennsylvania, each 400;
South Carolina, 325; New York, 275; Cslitor-
mia, $50; Louisiana, 30; the remaining
oranges lying in Oregon, Vermont, West
Virginia, Maryland, Florida, New Jersey,
Colorado, Massachusetts, Washington Terri
tory, Dakota, Maine, New Hampshire,
Canada, Montana, Delaware, Idaho, the
Indian Territory, Nevada and Connecticut.
At a reasonable estimate, this would give a
membership, male and female, of l, 430,O 600.