, 1876-12-01
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS.

oO many uiuSOlO-ihCh'
A school in Berlin teaches young
women baking and cooking.
Fifteen thousand centennial med
ais of bronze have been awarded.
Apples are FIVE cents a bushel in
some parts Of New Hampshire.
The Pittsburgh Industrial Exposi-
tion has proved failure financially.
Florida orange groves are .assum-
ing anew their burden of green and
gold.
Among the homeless poor of New
York are forty thousand vagrant chill
dren.
Tennessee has 226 convicts at
work on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad.
The Sioux and Grow Indians keep
up their efforts to annihilate each 9TH
er in Montana.
LongfellOw's Home at Cambridge,
Mass, is identical with Washington's
old headquarters.
A California detective has made
S25, 900 out of a contract to recover
silver stolen from the mines.
England wishes she had some of
our apples. Her crop of fruit this
year has been a complete failure.
Mining has been suspended in the
Black Hills for the winter, but the
gambling business goes on undated.
Oregon people eat a great deal of
fish, and some of them have to wear
hats with the lining all pulled out.
Stokes says he doesn't want to kill
another man. 1t "hangs by fellow"
50, even If he does escape being hung.
The raisin crop of California is as
suming enormous proportions, and
will soon supply the American trade.
The moment man becomes an ex-
Governor in Kentucky he starts up
a lottery aud makes that his life-em
ployment.
The abolition of capital punish
ment in Maine gave just eight men
the chance they were looking for-to
kill somebody without endangering
their necks.
Governors Of New York will here
after hold Office for three years.
Hence the State will not again vote
for Governor and President at the
same time until 1888.
There are 143 cargoes of wheat
ahoat from California and twelve
from Oregon on their way to Europe,
with seventy vessels awaiting car
goes in San Francisco Bay.
Bishop Whipple has returned to
Minnesota from his visit to the Sioux
country, and placing his hand on his
flowing locks, once more rolls his
eyes upward in tbankfulness.
Carlyle has been looking around
and concludes that the present gem
Grafton of Englishmen is very near
to monkeys, especially when Darwin
and his body guard of scientists are
around.
The conviction is being forced
upon the coroners more and more
that kerosene is a thing that won't
stand and argue with a woman a
minute about its relation to a bed of
Goals in the stove.
New York BARRIERS have their hands
full. They are shaving for 5 cents
and throwing in a glass of beer ]" to
buot"-an inducement which brings
the whole male population around to
be shaved at least once a day.
There is a rush of Russian girls
to the schools Of Switzerland, where
they will study little medicine and
surgery, and thus prepare themselves
TO take the field as nurses in their
home army when it marches against
the Turks.
A great thing is science, and so
comforting at times, too. British
scientists have quieted the apprehen-
sions Of the English farmer by in
forming him that the potato bug that
made its appearance there the past
season is not the DOryphoid decem-
lineata, which the American farmer
pursues with maledictions and Paris
green, but its cousin-the Doryphoid
iuncta-.an insect Of higher ideas
] H., potatoas for q re0,,lar diat