The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14
1 Star and Catholic Messenger.
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z{RLEA NIB. SUNDAY, MARCH II. 1875.
5IToRrAL AND OTHER ITEMS

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KY, has $50, DOC, 900 invested in
gfAcsories, producing annually $56,Oe0,OO0
|poda; the amount paid out annually for
Eis pat down at 90. 100000.
n. znna0lph, of New Jersey, it is reported,
6xfetteA o new digging machine for ex-
|tsr& zains, which will do the work of
81 ~ men, with only four horses and
eEe boy perpetrates the following:
Es$ln&p is an irregular, active, transitive
znaicative mood, present tense, third per-
|ain6ulnr number, and agrees with all the
ljn town"
u Catholics of Germany have resolved to
bnstrate their unfaltering allegiance to the
See bya pilgrimage to Rome, in which
Nations from every diocese in the Empire
10 take part.
here 10 sszue apprehension in regard to the
(sh copalf1ntion. One of the judges of the
bu,a ns1je& recently used the word "chisep
|ei, There is slight hope that it may
+ Il Joke.
7l-used wife in Montreal said to her
|4na5 lust before she died: II accummula-
|sueh = store of love for you during our
|es21sp That six years of neglect and cold
len rasx part have failed to exhaust it,"
EV7s.s1 T,om Asia Minor state that the IA
B Is, S1s2h country is causing terrible dis
III one district alone 10000 persons
+ Liza nince the commencement of the ia
e & s<'Is<s incubation of this district before
asaila was 81. $50.
|{5f thousand bird-nests lave been dis
&c various points in the parks of
hey are made for the sparrow, tit
|sS, Sszekoo, black-bird, magpie and others
Ia Id the forms respectively as the birds
h hem for themselves.
|ssca 0rphy, Jr., aged thirty three years,
|eIS56H Giant" died in Baltimore on the
|. III hxonchial affection. Murphy travelled
|<&t xears with P. T. Barnum, and was
|kMown in the United States. He was
BIZ 3ta1t feet high and weighed $50 pounds.
be listed States postal service is a very
~ expense to the Government, the annual
ees or Expenditures over receipts approx
hing 81 900 900. In France, on the contrary,
|xeCeipts are largely in excess of expendi-
u, 81 the returns for 1873 show: receipts,
Ee827l, expenditures, $l4 599, 423.
|i0sdsng to Paris correspondent Braz-
3ndy IL cutting a great dash in that city.
|ta4 i yellow carriage, and the wheel-hubs
solid gold. The servants connected with
|&uxneut lumber four-two in the box
||1Ean the rumble. The harness is gold
md the horses arc thoroughbreds.
Eik in Macoupin County (Ill.) recently
|sd cord of hardwood in one hour and
EsAve Minutes, each stick being cut twice.
He described as pretty and not yet eight
and uniformed the task in fit.of anger
|nea her mother told her she was fit for
|iRa bat to sit in the parlor and read
hN Eeneian Government has ordered the
|tb eEforal of the Bishop of Metz to be
Because" says the Uhirers, /" the
&ple prelste spoke therein of invoking
of the saints for the benefit of the
Bismarck doubtless thinks that
kpd Alsace, being nder the protec-
g fnany do not require the prayers OF
ald of man poorly dressed, that he
Oh urch seeking an opportunity to
Nil The usher did not notice him, but
|as es4esal we'll dressed persons who pre-
nselves, when finally the man ad-
flsS nsher, saying: "Can you tell me
ehureh this ISL "It is Gods house."
was the next question, after which
shG not so hard to find.
Esttio Sisters of the Poor in St. Paul,
81 4NV& lust refused to receive an old lady
wished 10 be received. The old lady has
neoHse Of ee5 per month, and proposed to
ie to ttfsn during life and at death. The
10 Sisters give as a reason for refusal that
do not keep hotel, but a poorhouse and
|recpivs nobody who is not destitute. What
|nveRaion of worldly" wisdom st. Pau
nanyOf the principal Protestant churches
|efnnanys public prayers are offered UP for
|enSrnecuked bishops and priests of the Ro-
Dsholic Church." The Bishop of Nun
ing this fact, earnestly entreats our
sour charitable but separated breth-
n likewise prosecuted at present in
Empire, and share with Us many
BLISS We trust that their good will
irtlB uB |tn be the means of securing for
E the greoa of conversion to the faith"
res brothers, Joseph, Edward and Henry
Held, were buried on the 10th ult. from