Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-05-10

''Of South Carolina is again prepared TO
hear any remark the governor of North
Carolina may feel moved to make.
" A: GERMAN astronomer calculates
that the year 1861, will be marked by
the appearance of no less than seven
different comets. That's a good way
off, but astronomers are habitually far
. seeing. .a.r-.----assss-... z.ls--4.as..y-
A CH1NAMAN hailing from San Fran
cisco, travels about the country collect
ing the bones Of his deceased country
men and when he gets enough for a
mess they are shipped to China. His is
agreat undertaking.
A GERMAN tailor has made bullet
proof coat which is exciting much at
tention in the imperial war department..
Now when some genius will discover
aluminium trousers that will stay
creased and automatically take up
the bag at the knee, science can safely
turn from costume and address itself to
ethics.
BISHOP BLYTH, the Anglican bishop
of Jerusalem, asserts in his annual re-
port that about one hundred thou
sand jews have entered Palestine dur
ing the last few years, of whom sixty
five Thousand have come within the last
seven years, and the arrival of vaster
host is imminent" No one can, he
says. forecast the extent of Jewish i'm
migration to Palestine within the next
seven years.
THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGaINsoN says
that he thinks Charles Sumner intro
duced envelopes into the United States,
as the senator brought some samples
of them home with him when he re-
turned to Boston from England in 1910.
Col. 'Higginson's first recollection of.
envelopes goes back to 1s43, when he
saw them in mbridge, Mass. This
being the case, the envelope antedates
the postage stamp in the United States.
VIRGINIA. is ousf f,sthe@few states in
the union which denies to women the
privilege of practicing in the courts.
Mrs. .slSelva Lockwood. Washington's
famous female attorney. has applied
ifttr "a ,mandamus compelling the. SUI
prelne court of that state to admit her
to practice. Those who know Mrs.
Lockwood will counsel the >Virginians
70 TO cspitulate at once, .forsshe will never
'gi4e up the fight until she has accom-
plished her purpose
GEM? GIANTS Memoirs" which
Ma1sTwain's firm published, are said
to have returned a larger reward than
any other book ever written in this
country. Up to the present time the
Grant family have received $40, 900 in
royalties from the publishers Of the
w6rlsi while the sale still continues
good, and AS a cheaper edition is soon
to appear it is within the range of
probability that the Memoirs" may
finally yield $4,000 ~ ;.
THERE are sixteen states in which
medical diploma Of itself,is4 no license
to practice and in which an extra and
independent state examination is de-
rnanded before the applicant can be
qualified. These states. are Alabama,
Arkansas, Florida, Z, Maryland, Min
nesota, Mississippi. New Jersey, New
YORK;, North Carolinas North Dakota,
Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Texas,
Tfahs.. Virginia. Washington 'and por-
tionsaof INDIAN territory : =.
YOUNG, Mr.. Talmage, the son. of the
Brooklyn divine, expresses surprise
that men will trust the most unworthy
of their fellow creatures rather than
the Lord. The young man will not be
surprised, says the, St.. Paul Globe,
when he understands human nature
better Men trust their fellow crea-
lures only because they think they
have or. can get the best of the bargain,
believing. they are sharper than those
they, are dealing with. Their trust is
onlyin their own. superior shrewdness
Ldsa and efficient service is here
after to, have it's mark in the Pullman
company. It has been decided to
award to each employee who has served
for Ave years a badge Of honorable
serviceen. to be worn upon the left
sleeve st the uniform, and to consist Of
an embroidered bar (gold for conduc-
tors land silver for porters), and a sim
liar bat:.s.for each additional I've years
of service. AS further recognition,
the company will present to each of
the conductors or ~porters-awho have
served ten years or more two uniforms
per year while they continue in serv-
A COUNCIL Of pedagogues in a neigh
boringsstHte has decided, after mature
deliberation, that the cube root must
be eliminated from rudimenta in
struction in arithmetic. In the earlier
days the schoolmaster used to explain
the problem very lucidly by the use of
wooden blocks and birch switches. But
there has been great decrease in the
timber supply, and hence the study
may have increased in cost. Anyway,
it is of very little use in ordinary busi-
ness, and the modern student can find
something move engaging and perhaps
more remunerative IA the study Of
puts" and calls
WITH the burning OF the old st.
Charles hotelin New Orleans disappears
historic structure that was known
all over the country. 1t was
part of the political history Of the
United States and it constituted the raj
lying point for the social life of the
south. 1t was historic as the real birth
place of the southern confederacy. It
was landmark in the business, the pol.
it;cs and the society annals Of the south
ern states Probably anew St Charles
will arise upon the ruins But it will
never be what the old house was. The
original hotel typided the old order of
things now gone forever.
SONJUGAL conditions are discussed in
the latest census bulletin where, forthe
United States as a whole, it appears
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