The Republican journal., 1886-12-30
Generalitjes.

Generalitjes.
The cholera epidemic in South America has
greatly decreased.
Silver ore in paying quantities has been min
ed i'll Buck Shoals, on the White River, Indi-
ana.
SiXty-siX deaths from measles and so from
diphtheria occurred in New York during the
past week.
John W. Mackay declines unanimous elect
ion to the United States Senate rendered him by
the Nevada Legislature.
A bitter feeling has been aroused in South
Carolina by an attempt to organize coored
men as knights of Labor.
Texas cattle men are discouraged by the VIM
ter outlook on the bottom lands and plains along
the Trio and Nueces rivers.
In the Superior Court at Boston, Saturday,
dentist named Mayo, who pulled out sound
tooth by mistake, was ordered to pay his victim
$3.50.
The card rate ON window glass has been adj
vanced 10 per cent. to take effect at once. This
Is an increase of 30 per cent. over last years
prices.
Work has been rene wed on the Cape Cod
Canal. petition will be presented to the
Legislatu re for an extension of time to complete
the canal
Prominent bankers and trustees of the de-
funct Freedman's Savings Bank claim that the
government should pay the amount owing to
the depOstors.
Mr.. Beecher found new text after fifty
years in the pulpit. He preached on peacemak-
ing, and said that he had never heard anybody
preach from his text before.
The Cherokees want authority from Congress
to tax the railways running through their ter
ritory. the same as the States, and to compel the
roads to cease discrimination against the Indians.
Mr.. Watson of Glasgow. designer of the
Scotch cutter Thistle the latest aspirant for the
Americas cup, has refused to give the water
line length of the vessel to Mr.. Burgess of Bos-
ton. except on a condition to which the latter
cannot accede.
Father Fahey, a kind hearted Irish priest
who was un Justly imprisoned last September
i'll the Galway Jail for endeavoring by peaceful
methods to prevent poor tenants from eXpul-
sion from their homes, has been released UNI
conditionally.
The high license law has Just gone into force
in Halifax, n. s. Saloons are entirely abolish
ed and nothing but hotels and shops allowed to
sell liquor, and these must not sell less than one
quart and hotels only to guests. The result is
that two thirds of the drinking places are clos
ed.
The decision of the Ohio Supreme Court at
firming the cOnstitutiOnality of the law which
imposes special tax of 5000 on liquor saloons,
rom,nntion o,non,r tho Sman d'alorS III Jn'
cison will bring to the Cincinnati city treasury
about 800 900.
\ Washington correspondent of 'The Bos-
ton Record" says that the quidnuncs are looking
for new lot of polysyllabic idiosyncrasies in
the Presidents Message Mr. Cleveland is said
to be pleased at the pnblic amusement over his
narnlior ,,hrasos anH If l. wbiSnoroJ tbat . IL
, I ~ i II - p1 ai''a a ~
49, ~ ~ na w 'eeliN az "olh nc"i 'l!is
and epigrammatic combinations of words.
Some iuch evnrpsSionS are Looked for as ..I.ar
oni,no,s aIusiia ahori,inolitv, ", .rJ ..Conaral
NiIat +nnt; nna.;t., frt " " ; Xxx a.
- lily ~ - K; 'iic Nv i iiple
nothngness,' and the new torpedo boats
'pcturesquey resilient" Colonel Lamont is
SUPPOSED 10 ne WorhlhS on some new phrase TO
tIminstrstinn pownna~ors lnri ~ t"i
Union.
Charles ~ Roberts, of East Wilson, y. Y, had
Svi",ul9ms miceIs on MS FACE anu neck
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