The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-02-28

Il aristocracy of London don't care about |
pral character of q servant so long as he
feet high.
bar Tom-Come Immediately If you see
If not, come on Sunday" This difficult
htion appears as o personal in the London
& Rnssian Government is experimenting
e - of electrical head lights for loeomo-
battery of forty makes
&k perfectly clear for the distance of
United States Senate, which will con-
special session on the 5th of March
greeably to the proclamation of the
~, will comprise forty lone Republicans
|s4eight Democrats and four Liberal Re-
syas or Independents.
I Newman has dedicated the new edition
|S e Loss and Gain" to DIR. Russell, of
loetS Within week after the appear
.o2 u. Newman's letter replying to Glad
j twelve Thousand copies were sold in
lon. The sale has been steadily increasing.
have become very popular
sss$: ~ years. They are mostly manufac-
F. u
s of imported goods the material is
&Eamois skin, or chamois skin and felt.
WOOL has been employed largely this
+ asson thinks that the project for form
i r<at inland sea within the Sahara would
Il nc in disaster if carried out. 1t would
*he growth of date palms, the great
+ <sf wealth of the region, and could not
& ~ afford commercial results sufficient to
4 Is cost, about $12O, 100000
Is opinion of farmers that farm-yard
s sends to produce or increase the potato
10 confirmed by the scientific study of
sction. The parasite which causes the
of tho potato is supposed to pass
sx2 Its life on some other plant, and it is
seitt xhat both clover and straw may harbo
III Wednesday the Mobile Board of Trade
i f.eeting and resolved to take immediate
Il awards building q railroad toconnect
N1kf with deep water at Dauphin Island.
take 100000 to build the road, and
d1rd will send delegates to st. Louis and
Il Western cities to enlist their aid in the
sntl1n of the work.
rs Railroad Gazette figures mp that in the
Ia States there were 204 persons killed
HE injured by accidents to passenger
As anring the year 1874, against 276 killed
ae injured in 1873. The decrease is
.it86 20 the increased care, a lower rate OF
saza Der hour, and more favorable weather
.H0 he winter months.
has4 has been company formed in London
a6fsnlish q cattle trade between that city
afTeston. The capital is to be, according
TIA Galveston Netcs, five million dollars
snlar line of steamers between Gal
ton md London is to be established
pted W the carrying of cattle to England
elpi aRHnts to Texas.
sally Eaithfull states that among the nove
v @E social and industrial life which
'issV ssrike q stranger on his arrival il
q tho perfect equality in business mat
&&isA seems to exist among the sexes
aas3 Aegp books, govern hotels, large shops
1bee sactories, and are often the business
tEfsEa III &heir husbands, and most efficient
I 8 zhdian Ocean occur tracts of mud
1snded Id tho sea, the origin of which is
uNAHnlAfned. They shelter many kinds Of
WlfieN reed in their depths secure from
III E4s. Though constantly perturbed
a at ~ unknown, these banks are mol
Is "a ~ ntorms, and vessels which run into
b u ee4pe monsoon are said to be as safe
+ breakwater.
4 Is EaEza, an italian, who has served az
IN the French navy, is about to
y voyage into Central Africa, in
Ion of the explorations of the late
ekone. He has received a subven-
40 francs for this purpose from the
MI rtment de Marine, and will also
Eve aid Sx0m other branches of the govern
il md from the Geographical Society.
II the as&tssticians of the French Depart
Il Of the Interior were worried to death for
oath over o return in report on eggs-by
Irk Is appeared that there were 80 many
EiDhe "a eggs and half laid in a certain
Eitf. How that half egg got in no one
Iii ten, and it had to be hunted down.
- vias traced to conscientious farmer,
pRe hens had laid an egg on the line
between bis department and an
TAT1sTICs OF INDIAN WAR
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