The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
General News.

The consumption Of spirituous liquors
has been falling off for some time, and the
sale Of malt liquors has correspondingly
increased,
During the season just ended 1884
crates of peaches and o25 tons OF grapes,
were shipped by railroad from Vineland,
New jersey 81 aea s.rss'e
A Massachusetts, state senator and re-
preventative have turned up missing, leav-
ing their families and their creditors to
mourn their absence.
We milk 100000 cows in this coun-
try, keep 5000 cresmeries and cheese fac
tories, and have a cheese and butter pro-
duct of $3.50, 100000. .
The reports of the Minnesota wheat
crops are to the effect that the yield will
average not less than thirty bushels to the
acre throughout the State.
The exact distance of the different rail-
way routes is to be ascertainsd, and here
after the mails will be sent whenever
practicable over the shortest routes.
A New Orleans property holder, wishing
to sell, finds his title clouded by a judg-
ment against another person of the same
name, and driven to the courts to get it
cleared.
The centennial art committee have de-
cided that the display of fine arts shall be
made to cover the entire country, and not
merely show the present status of Ameri-
can art. asEf ".,.'
In the opinion of the Kansas Baptists
the most BETTING part which they could
take in the centennial movement, would be
one concentrated effort to paw their church
debts.
In Crawford, Venango, Erie and Mercer
counties, in this State, it occurred to the
farmers to establish cheese factories, of
which they have now 101, producing annu-
ally Of 8, 100000 pounds.
There will be = collective exhibit from
the United States and the leading nations
of Europe, Of all military sanitary arrange
msnts, at the centennial, whether made by
government or private Or organizations.
Migul Condova, a Spaniard in San Fran.
cisco, has thousand finger rings, from all
quarters of theglobe, representing every
nation and age, the most valuable collec-
tion in the United States, if not in the
world. ...5
In ancient Rome all candidates for Office
were accustomed to dress in white robes, As
Of the purity of their past lives
and future aspirations hence their name
from candidus, while candidates, whitened.
brigham Young has selected nu mber
Of persons to labor in foreign countries A.
of the Mormon abomination.
Fourteen will 60 to Great Britain one to
Switzerland, ,fourito Scandinavia, and eleven
to Australia and New Zealand.
She brought him vest and pair Of
pantaloons in answer to an appeal for old
clothes, for he was very ragged. She
hought they would fit comfortably. He
both garments attentively, and
throwing them down, exclaimed There
INIT no watch pocket nor hind pocket
or pistol" .
A country girl near Utica mistook the
meaning Of a young man who was looking
Up pickers for his fathers hop yard, and,
Fhen asked if she was engaged, sweetly
aid: "Not yet, but always thought it
would be pleasant" The young man
'ode home quickly, and dreamed all night
If "breach Of promise trials"
Coil boiler, or steam generators formed
If one continuous coil of iron pipe, are
coming into use again n to some extent, al
hough they are by ne means new. They
ire used for small powers, for steam
a unches, and for. stationary purposes, and
n axe cheap and, for the time being,
erviceable evaporator.
The rumor that Harvard and Yale are
bout to withdraw from the rowing asss-
'iation Of American colleges seems to be
ettled as far as Harvard is concerned, by
IN editorial in the Crimson, which says
Harvard being once in the college row. a
ng association, cannot honorably leave it
lntil she has won race" :
When Raoul Rigault was at the head of !
he oommunistic police department in