The Morning herald., 1876-11-16
Rlnts of Intsr0a.

s. Ka..s Of 1.s.rs.
kiia.r ofBpurseon, the great Londo'
prSaehsr, has entered the pulpit.
0uly i've dsys separated % conviction
and the hanging Of Catching and Moore
Texas murderers The law has 10 b
uonpt down there TO ~ the start OF lynch
aa " 49, ~ ~ '
- In Wyoming Tsrritsry the omcerS wive'
and lauadresses attached TO regimenta car
vote, not being "ssorn into The Unisee
S,ates eervics, but neither officers mol
soldiers can do 20. Altogether it is estima'
ted that 1900 women vote.
A little girl 10 Levi ton. Me-, was order.
I'd BY her stepmo.her 70 wear glove: tt
school q . means Of curing her OF biting
har nails. The child retured barehanded,
and the stepmotber NOT only replaced ths
gloves but sewed than faat 70 her wrists.
% Chill h,s ! ,ooo, 900 acres in cultivation
by irrigation, it being estimated that one
third Of the value Of the entire farming
land of the Republic 10 expended in the
enterprise Wherever irrigation has been
introduced the land has increased three
fold.
A Sunday school teacher was giving q
leesop in Ruth. She wanted to bring out
The kindness of Boaz in commanding the
reapers to drop large handfuls Of wheat
Nov, children" she said, "Boaz did
another nice thing for Ruth; can you tell
me what it was?" Married her" said one
Of the boys.
Travellers on the Metropolitan Rail-
way in London have been greatly annoyed
recently BY "Howling Swells," aparty Of
noisy gentlemen who amuse Themselves BY
yelling and shouting feariully whenever
the train they are in enters = tunnel. Two
Of the gang were captured and given into
custody, bu, got off BY the payment OF
three shillings each.
A vessel sailed from Montreal the other
day laden With Canadian manufactures,
mostly Of wood and iron, and including
furniture, farm implements, steam engines,
and many other articles Of utility, which
have already found market in Australia.
The shipmen. is understood to be the pio-
neer of an extensive trade for which ar
rangemen.s have already been made.
Mn. Cameron, Of Hitler, Canada, is en-.
titled to q place among the brave women
of the world. A few days ago she seized
the ring in the nose Of an infuriated bull.
while in the act Of goring and trampling
her husband, and led the animal away
from the dying man into an adjoining
field. She then carried her husband to
the house in her arms, but he was dead.
The patron Of . vacant bene6ce near
Freistadt in Germany, Freiherr Paul ven
Dyhsrra, had recently, to the great horror
Of the Cltramon.ance, bestowed the bene-
ice on Oh Old Catholic priest. An appeal
was made to Berlin, but the authorities
there declined to interfere, on the ground
that the Falck church laws Of Prussia
make no distinction between Catholics and
Old Catholics.
The Thames tunnel was flooded to such
an extent, a lev days ago, ss to neoessitate
he suspension Of the entire traffic on the
East LONDON line between Mapping and
Deptford Road Station. The inundation is
attributed to a defect in some docks re-
,ently opened, the foundations Of which
Ire said 70 be higher than the level Of the
unnel. The permanent pumping appara.
us has proved inadequate.
A sum Of 81, 100000 has been allotted
'or the construction Of the French exhibi-
ion building Of 1878. An artificial
will be arranged at the Troca.
1ero. Water will be pumped out of the
seine " colossal engines, which will
hemselves be an attractive part of the
exhibition. The waterfall VIII be illumi.
oaled every evening with oolored and
electric lights.
The late Mis- Martineau left in her will
A special injunction against the publication
Of any Of h,r private letters. A London
of the Leeds Mercury" also
y,ires: II understand tha, Miss Martin
EAU had not only completed her autobioE.
raphy previous to her death, but she had
also had it printed and corrected. All ltha.
remains to be done, in fact, is 10 have tie
sheets bound and issued BY publisher"
If they do not have very good news.
papers in Paris, they have plenty Of them.
and new onea are frequently making their
appearance. On October Is, the Peti.
par!isien, cheap evening Journal, and
we're issued, and little later, L'Homme
Libre, one Of those principal editors il
Louis Blanc, was started, and later still, on
November !, the Revolution made it, first
appearance.
A rumor having reached the Imperial
Foreign Office in Berlin that the Colorado
potato beetle had already appeared in po-
tato fields in Great Bri,tian, the German
government promptly instituted inquiries