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last

a

—Th« emPl°ying

Bk*aU,

and §»uee$ without being ground.

ftjf i'

of Mr.

Hamilton dont believe it is aris­

tocratic to borrow money without pavine

it The unbroken traditions and pra£

tice of the Nobility for ten centuries are

against her notion.

.-M™. Parque, the Haytien orator,

who has been called the colored rival of

Anna Dickinson, is said to possess the

adyantages °f

ThomasH.Benton,

and sister

of Mrs. Gen. Fremont, died recently in

Paris. Her husband had been sentenced

to prison for three years for participation

in the Memphis and El Paso Railroad

which Gen. Fremont was en

gaged, and her death ia attributed to tbe

anxiety and mortification resulting from

her husband's troubles. She leaves six

small children.

—T^e Cincinnati newspapers now re-

M'.

P*

Bioss

has returned

to his editorial position on the Enquirer.

The printers had grown so accustomed to

iwS1?!? °VeLhl8 {"er°glyplis that they

feared the sudden relief might prove fatal

to them. Consequently, they threatened

to strike unless Bloss were restored to his

ancient privilege of making«' The National

Finances" look like Themistocles as a

Washerwoman." Bloss has three hands

—one that the printer* can't read, another

that he can't unravel himself, and a third

FGrajpZ" couldn't decipher,—

Indostrlal.

—Malt has taken a "tumble," and

brewers are happy.

—A majority of the striking spinners

and weavers of the Lyman mills, Holvoke.

have returned to their posts.

—The town of Marblehead, Mass.. pro

duces $4,000,000 worth of boots and shoes

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Redwood gazette. (1874). Redwood Falls, Minn., 1874-04-16. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85025570/1874-04-16/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Redwood gazette, 1874-04-16.