The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-11-05
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ucan.
THE market value of American stocks and
products OF nearly all kinds has been increas.
ing during the last few weeks with a rapiaity
rarely equaIled.
add him to their patient lists, as they feel
pretty sure he is going to be sick early in No
vember.-New York Star.
SECRETARY SEIZURE was ASKED recently n he
would go to New York to speak for the Repub-
lican State ticket. He answered: Hadn't 1 /
better wait till am askeder
THE Baltimore Gazette thinks Baltimore |
will give Democratic majority of 10000 for |
governor, and that the State. outside OF the |
city, will add lotoo moro to 1t.
A REBEL brigadier has been nominated for
the governorship OF Louisiana, but as it was
the Republicans that nominated him and he
win not be elected, he does not count.
THE New Orleans Plcayune is the most hope
full Democratic journal that we have seen. 1t
says: ave are not obliged to admit that Ohio
Is lost to the Democratic party next year."
YESTERDAY was the first day for two weeks
that the Associated Press didn't forward that
special: "Grant Will make GaIena his future
home" Who is guilty of this gross carless-
ness?
THE business OF Baltimore increases rapidly
every week. The clearances of the Clearing
House last week were nearly 81, O0o,0O0 an in
crease OF e. 800 900 over the corresponding week
| last year.
THE country is growing prosperous. and il is
thought that under Grant there would be four
years of good stealing Eliminate this factor
i thpr bal q Ia
left OF it.
COLONEL FoRyEY has announced for Grant
in 1850. This is almost big a sign OF the
times as IL Orvlll Grant himself had given In
his adhesion to Brother Ulyss.-At.anta Con-
stitution.
THE Chicago bank clearings for last week
foot up total of s29 S35. 592.lS, being sl2g7O,-
6g5.19 in excess of those of the corresponding
week last year, and $751;, G7S in excess ot the
| previous week.
SOME interesting marriage statistics are
given by the Galveston News: The News says
that Shakespeare was married when he was
Is, Dante at %, and Brigham Young when he
was Is. 10, 20, 81, %, %, "a and so on.
THE great cathedral of Cologne, which was
begun in l24s will be completed next spring.
| having been more than six and quarter GEN.
turtles In building. The capstones and crosses
have yet TO be placed on the towers.
PRACTICAL cookery is one of the branches of
education taught in the female college of
Oshawa, Canada; but the girls have struck
against washing dishes, claiming that they are
already proficient enought in that respect.
THE Springfield Republican says: Against
any but the best Republican candidate Massa
chusetts is a Bayard State. The Worcester
| Democrats, representing an overwhelming
majority of the Democratic voters of this
Common wealth, show hard sense In choo;ing
! Bayard delegates"
GENERAL BUTLER, In a speech TO Massa-
chusetts audience on Wednesday night, said
| "The cry about a solid SOUTH is a delusion
and snare. The great West will dominate
this Government despite the South, North or
East, because almost all the power and popu-
| latton have dIifted there
THIRTY years ago the common sheep of Ger
many had only 5000 or s. 500 wool hairs 10 the
square inch OF surface. Now, through I'M
provement in breeds, the common grades OF
sheep cave 1000 to the square inch, and the
pure-bred Merinos have from 40. 0C0 to is,ogC
wool hairs TO the square inch.
SURPRISING as II may seem, the agricultural
products of one year amount to nearly as
much in value as the products of our mines
since 1919. The estimated yield of the mines
4
1877 the totsl value of the agricultural produc-
ton of leading staples was sl.o9I, 100000.
A CURIOUS experiment was made with cats
recently in Luttich, Germany. Thirty-seven
of them were put into bags and taken several
miles into the country, where they were re-
, leased. Within three hours the first cat had
. found its way home, and before 81 hours had
) elapsed every one of the others had returned
In freeing the slaves of Cuba the Govern
ment of Spain will expend $4,000 per annum
beginning with the coming year. The tsta
freedom will be accomplished in IL years. Al
, the passage of the bill in the Spanish Corte.
next month, which is assured, all Cuban slave.
, over 81 years of age will be entitled to imme
diate release from servitude.
, STATISTICS show that the Inhabitants o
New Jersey who are in State prison have bet
ter health and longer life than those who ar,
out of prison. Whether this is due to tn,
strong constitutions of the convicts, or to thei
> forced observation Of the laws of health is no
shown by the figures. But, from either stand
point, the facts are significant.
E MIDSUMMER in October mas promoted tn
growth of a second crop of various kinds o
fruit. In Maryland strawberries and rasp
, berries have been picked and sent to markell
and: cherry trees have borne fruit a secon'
time. A remarkable outgrowth of tropice
verse of rank luxuriancc is also noticeable IL
the upper corners of the Western press.
A RocKLAND man read that one should en-
deavor to draw something useful from every
thing he saw, and nobly resolved to profit b.
the teaching. That night when the moon wa
hidden he essayed to draw q number of usefr
v cord-wood sticks from his neighbours wood
!. pile, and got filled full of rock salt out of
I gun that he wont be able to taste anythjn
| for fl,a ha1a NM NJ ia M
"rHEaE is a small fever blister on my lowe
r lip. wonder where got 1t? Are such thing
catchlnge- wrote ex-Congrcssman N. Ros
to Mrs. Emily Bell, OF Mansfield, o., Mrs. Be
i being grass widow and Mr.. Ross a pacheio
= That was in the summer of 1877, and now Mr.
Bell, who has just sued Congressman Gedde
|. for breach of promise, shows the original Low