The interior journal., 1875-10-08

share OF public attention. An illumi.
mated address has been prepared for pre-.
sentation to him, emblasoncd with the
arms Of Liverpool and the Gladstone
coat Of arms, and with view of Glad.
stone Hall. The latter was erected in
Liverpool as an addition IN the Convsl.
escent Hospital in 1868, from the pro
cceds Of the Gladstone testimonial fund.
HERE is chain.lightning story from
the Portland Advertiser; During the
storm the other morning, a bolt struck
some nineteen cans Of milk that a Fal.
mouth farmer had placed in front of the
arm all ready TO be sent by train TO
Portland, scattering the milk and cans
in all directions, and also took a slant
across the family cat, who was trying to
steal some milk, singing every bit Of fur
from her body, but not killing her, and
the next day she was lively though
hairless.
LAST season the lioness in Bidel's me
nagene' IN fan'' gave birth TO three cubs,
two Of which soon died, and the third,
which was healthy and promised 10 live,
had its back broken by some accident.
NJ. Bidel presented the poor little animal
10 one Of his employees, who resided in
one Of the suburbs of Paris. This man
ns n"' "a's".e', "no 'ook 'ne Hea.uie IN
e"e', 'eu u Anu 'enaed u, ana u Is
~" nne arg ho"' ue,oeuiy Attached
w. e%''"e"' '' anu 'o'io"ing her
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A. -, =,
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'o'n' ,iA,'''o"' y" '''n'a lara county
a. as u'','Aoe p'ace 70 eu,'u 'ne oai''
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s s"e ."s'' ~e'ooPe IN .ne Nor'c. Ine
u o'e"' nu"u,eu ',ous,nu uo''
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o' ,, =. AN" o'",a county 70 P'Ace 'ne
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.dv.no. a.. 80, - -. ~ Nv o"e.s ~
.n, 80. @ az toa y .oney ". '"e "oA
~ :" payment
M >.
h 'ynu'c".s o, inc hank OF Oaii-
y, 'o'n'a nas organized oy elecung william
rre''uen. .he bahk oil Cali'or-
MA, treasurer H. H. Lloyd, secretary !;
~ s"' ,, Saue' !" Neene' ona,'e' Mayne' n
=, non'oe' H. W. Mliis' ana H. H.
h'o!u 'ne r.ecuhVe committee An
n'en' VI twenty per cent was
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MS accommodations indoors.
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A STATEMENT showing the estimated
annual production Of gold and silver in
the United States during the twenty
five years from 1919 to 1873 has been
prepared by the bureau of statistics. The
annual average production of gold, ac-
cording to this statement, has been $50.
SOC, 900, and that Of silver, for the fif.
teen years from 1859 to 1873, $l3, 300, 900.
The highest annual production Of gold
was during the five years from 1852 TO
1886, both inclusive, when it was s7O,-
POO, GOO. The highest annual production
of silver given was in 1873, when it was
$25, ,750, 900. The production of gold
has, with the exception of one year, been
annually decreasing since 1856, and the
production of silver has, with the excep.
ton Of one year, been increasing since
1859, the production Of gold and silver
in 1873 being almost the same.
"A TERRIBLE story OF murder comes
rom oaeisa' IN i'aiy' a boy was play,
ing near the house OF a man named
ufand'' ana was eh'lced by MIN TO go
were coming To play there. Grandt sug-
gested that he should hide beneath the
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