Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1882-03-16

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Thomas Hug hes yet has sanguine hopes
/ OF the ultimate success of the RagbF ool-
! Gny il Tennessee. The co3onists thena-5S
selves fail to Bhare Id Mr. Hughes fond
hopes. and it may he safely concluded that
this settlement Of lish farnele / viii not
| Develop into a sgccessful agriculture COM
mEnity great share Of the bla,ne fo1.
the failure is justly attributable 50 the false
representations Of The Boston ,s:ss aies 3wiao
prevailed npon Mr.. ughes To isives5 his
| money IN n the almost barren Wil1s. Of Che
| Tennessee hills,sa and had the purchase been
made in either. Of the grow ING y esteus
states, the colony would long since IA ",
reached a prosperous cond tion sSss$f
The London Y9assty Ftsi, publishes asa
article describing the extraordinary dsyaa-
opment Of psAer- playing in, fashionable
| society Large sums, it is Said, are lost
| and Won, and s0tne we'll known laiiies EMO
| pointed af ag regular plaNers. ~ I'LL adds thae
| london is Hnaon btsaly indebted 10 gssa
eral Sschenck FORTS present gam Ing rlsslis.
IN private liaaa, which is carried to such
! lengths as to become q serious social gaaa.
[ dal 8$ $# q: a,5 s..53 S
5ayelaill, the shoe manufacturing. eity
| OF Mass ehpssetts, which suffered Sc. So
}sverely by fse recently, desires to hare il
distinctly understood that g5eat rs The loss
| is wtllch it HAS sustained, it.,B still sofgent
and IN good heart, asks no special Ia sorH
mas NOT been reduced TO ashes, aud is, TO-
| DAY one as the richest cities in the com
monWealthr Only the conn aratigely new
! portion ca the city has been burned--tha
| pie arraxsgenents have been made w. re-
build, while the new shoe factories Will be
| greatly Improved. II # .3z.
IN the Riverside hosnital OF New, York, y
during She month Of aanlsary leG cases oP
small lox we're treated Of which number Az
died. OF che fatal cases the physicians aea II
Contained positively that one had been vac
cinataa, the history Of three could not be ass
! cer:slned, and it was certain tsat 42.ha not
! beeaa vsccinated. OF those who recovered
3S54were known TO have been ysecinateis
| Yeaa, lii the faces Of sEch statistics al these.
| which are being daiiY issued frcna s,ll small
| pax hospitals IN the land, there are persona
who cry out gainsa vaccination
The old Prritans in Massachusetts, 2Css
| years ago would have made short work OF
| polygaRists. In 1854 g violation Of tho
marital obligations was punishable WIKI
death, and later the penalty WAS a1aelinrata.s
1 to pnblis Whippings, to sitting on she gal
! lows with q rope about the neck ard swear
! Ing ever after d capital A two inches i'm
length, undes pain OF fifteen stripes for
every omission. Z The Purltans hag. no
mercy for a polygasnist or On al ulseraf, bus
hanged him. #
A Young man at Elkhart Indiana, has j
! started a six column weekly paper with the
avoWBd object Of restoring TO the republic
| It's Ronsad grandeur and prosperity You
can Z do Il, younf4s Low, says Psess s;,tss.
! 81 Q tired for six years to restore the repnh.
| lie to It's wonted grandeur aud pros perity by
| publishing the ablest paper in this country,
and taking turnips and slab WOOD on subs
gcsiption and never had money enouahto
| bay q dog; but Of late years we have let the
Wonted grandeur Of the republic ahirk Tor
| itself, and the first OF January We had over
| SIX dollars. III at
Rents are advancing in New York all
19along the line20 per cent in The lower
end f'f the island, 25 per cent along con-
spicuous streets. and 10 per cent. over the
rest OF tbs city, No way exists, with orr
method OF assessing values or taxation, OF
| knowing how largo this advance is In The
| aggregate, bat assuming that property in
| New York rents for 10 per cent. on tho TAX
assessna emf bout go per cent. Or its real
Yalue---and ti>is advance Must 10 some
where from $40, goo 900 to Sl5 600 900. o
| large sum to collect out Of the fsretats Ok
business even in New York. 81 @
# Naw York is discussing the possibility oE x
obtaining q new water supply by ereating a
( eSacblc dam at the mouth of the CrGton
river valley, and creating a nov reservoir
which will hold 81, 00g, 0OG,00U gallons
aboata years supply for New Yo,k ei tgg-
alati, leading this store througha coadafG ofs
9 daily capacity OF 100000, 600 gallons,
tWice the <srotola aaua ducts ss the CeI4tssss
Park reservoir. Ihe nsw plap, proposed
by the engineer ia charge, Isaac Newton.
an extremely ble hydrais.e aI4ineer, Will
cost only abont Sl4, coo 900, present no
serious constructive dSfiaUltias, and Will
give Manhattan Island the largest syater
supply in the world, barring that of Liver
pool. 35 5.z 8s{5s
Alexander Mitchell, president oil Tho
{. Paul alir0ad, owns q new private pan
ace Car that is said TO lie one pf the fsaass i
III he world. tt is painted a deep brSvzn.
and isi finished ia gold with siivar-
iplatea gailinas, handles and eoaaars. is
contains parlors, q lltrarY foE rifi1sg, sit #
ting foona, sleeping rooms. kite hen, q intng,
room and OIL iaiproy enenss known to mod
eln car builders. HI f 35$ If.
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Jzasla Ward Howe and oscar W ilde,
e The Indepe5,s 3ezsf /. say Mrs. 5ulia
Ward Howe really seem very naive ID her II
expression that, as the repres entatiyes Of
tender hope and divine eorapassion. q on, I54
an caa pronerly 1850 eiatA with and pasron- III
ize Oscar ~ ilda. ~ ensler. hope and divine #
comp aasion ara not for rakes. Mrs Howe u
may properly invite TAI repelatant, but nos 4
the anrspentan mt Mage len OF rcEe to her
house. For s3S5 Cur palt gye aa-
knowledge d shivgr3 Il when we hear d