The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-10-16 00:00:00

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114 TEMPLE OF JII BRNAuTH.
~,,tintocirtahe_n
rmitseison:_ary, at present residing in England,
t,
eecytiir w° fi
tsh the Temple
Some
nieimportance of ju
has aoirn oai
recentlyo,ttniose;s it
nnad
ea'.read7 excited considerable interest
I,V
e-gal, and will before long be the subject
of conver-
'in every town and villagen Northern and
estern India; Throughout the who le oafutdhenEomeppi,r,et
.. there is no shrine so sacred as
tine and
d eists temple
itibbee4devauft liliindooeawtofualnder.aPth;ve°rhreadetiept,han beneath
. hite,tenaplciewaroerettostre Jew. Orissa arl3,Tannrthern India
liindoo. The native of
the Pil-
.. eBPeeially feels that, until he hasettakote_a
"rittesBgei! that the one great act
holimfee and
l'eii •'° u° Performed, and when he re ' ril,e'.B hew he has bathed in the sacredwatoefrst,haetetreeof
4.BBered food, sat beneath the
Peleelcli,lB said to have remaineadsu
cite, he l'sdioht sdhuowonnhaiss
atre frreos shadowb
rtohueg h t from
t
he woe before Tillie temple, which
time,
• Iterliog of tea'
e money of our elm
different beilialagtliffmraoe
which
millionof ht he
of Bengal,
the storms of nearly centuries,seveno.nist
ee se violent in the Bay literally
have
until a few weeks
. sced little impression upon it, an
many, centuries
4"lted as likely to remain as.
the Province
kre°re• Many of the large temples in
. ieewd•atieroNv ie riiins
lade t but effectual
eie wear and ' f time, A-- a •n. The
have got
but they have no. fallen through
t,ari heeuteathre of
ofthisdetsrteruesctio
. into
4;i, tae peeped and banyan
kir foundations ; these have taken
fissuresnroot;
- of t"baeliliq has forced its way through
e ars h
the whole
fee, •-., atones and in process of
_37
ll brought etgose been'loosened and eventua Yught down,
will -
114- 't eoeros probable that the Temple of Juegur-
. Ititi sbare the same fate. At Tenjeftreomcarthfeesir-
. 0401' 8•8 Boole as the idols had
~(f e 4's for their annual excursion several larHg
settlifo haler roof fell on the plat
would have been
°lliveille'ew minutes earlier the idols
would
re stet never fail to
have Lee to atones, and in all probability there
tere `.'eil great loss of life. aedstothneeys
... ee. . .
oseeide 'rli incident to account,
their purpose.
rable tact in accomplishing
pilgrims that 'this
)441 °Laol°e°463ll they assured theh
eenpcl priests
show
e omniscience and
eedoe_ 7 another instanee.
eke of their god. remainedWhileofhethm.
lel tot fall; and it was only in
.- treating Place'
Tellerte4olon that the left theiranciep
the
c' tkt h y • sts fa h
144(1 a °waver, of the priests l
failed
e
, piigtina., a rnore inauspicious time; la town
etirree `',4ti people. The accident could ddntootwassialavfyu.eu
of
;1 the
ieell at every t speculating upon
Joggoenauth
, te ile, 8. and groups with anxious countentahnececsaurusieghof
iteettiotoAasn•tipePnleall.
They all knew that
' Bthite"uh he fellfilled ? and was times of their seers
e der upon
the the
te.wd
Were
tthheepTrerdnitehan. d, last of all,
•
, 'NO e,r)rtie about to make his emeriti
1
itteme file, excitement was not confine 8
tirne e thets ;
was called to
Wilkl--" its way into the Palace of the Rajah;
tleowellili of all learned in the shastreildent
magistrate
feklaliii e gt.l4„llPon the darkness. The.re appearance
and the
inspect the
the t‘ege• Thia war, found to he a very
difficult
for the
'4BO. e ''') l'oe Governor for an engineer. to
tot
task,
1,3
e in the day time,
'1 e - °I. 84 lamps are kept burning b,lighttp!ti is so dar- lc. -There are no. apertures
but the idols.
l'eateil with these isef the 44Nre been.prepi nothing is
and an estimate
mples are re-
lieeedetAt. It le but very rarely thad tie
the hammer on
the te:, Sod the Bound of the chisel an
ismihatlete has been made
kith net q Ulla great temple will do more to weaken the
111/4 00,.."` the kliadoo in augenrnauth than
There will be
118 laciied in the present generation.
the priests are
anything that
teri, , 01 hioney for any estimate,
tetOrootint to R 68,000. The elleSta
144 r:74ltIlY, arid the annual incomeasof
..thoei twemhipehle
is
officers of the
tterople"„BetePaire are being made?
The
l restored to
while -cbg all Parties is what is to be done with the idols
of wood
' a_e'4l thee-'„B„Most anxious to have th.neneidr
co:ding
eemell be 'vB. They propoee that an i
there be
set ttieroade to protect the idols and the worshippers;
kothe, would be so much danger, should.
4.greatt'4aef stones, that the Rajah will
h not
all chief
Nee iseetihg was called by the Raia,
Afterlong
eeeseei jahrnins, and Pun d ahs were present.
idols should be
ot consent.
itesed Noe it wee decided that the ihu
building ildi where
11411tIllit4ei
Anasara.'
This
an
open
d where he is
'Nets(' before takes his annual bath,
an
c the annual
:41„tivel.. his removal to his
car
at
shastres,
;:,'seh We I"4Bagee were quoted
thet eltal it
such
meeting broke up
''ett, a
.derstood to sanctionnfromh an arrange-
."' suPPosed when the
But when the
kttee.7„ lied been amicably settled.
would
k°ve Ls-el.° wae rank rebellion—not a
An appeal
ktitirthwae inade to proceed from cEonnsmulatuatioe to
Wee nwexecute the Rajah's commands:
magistrate, and he
Ntelitre by both parties to the
weee to be
qtytd) 7 decided that the Rajah's orders
ttiseed sod that sa who opposed
proprietor
of th trete their poets 7 The Rajah
is
the
ethe service
c'llte4 teroPle, but without the priests
were to be dis-
is cooked
re
tuati be carried on. The holy
trivial
."' it-Ima refuse t eat it. This event,
much
s.SE 15iler4•1' but the Priests and thefoodbetter class
like th kis a 7 a near to so
uegitail:
power-
gof th ° dof one of the most
life
ti,‘ f all religion Been
The loss of human !i_
fr'ezi:g the ilev serstem.s. me, seems very
auth worship
1(
- e 1434
ell
centurl"
of
jug'gnren will never be
lash
teire, fatigue, and pesteleiee .
t es for travel,
0,440 liv.Lvett ,laoW, With all our facilities
year. The
-utak.' --. St least are sacrificed every ye
conflicts
Ivell'et tie tsek to Perfornaroivelinthe disputes and .
' 4liositl6Blclier of the p . ce will have a difficult and
2 copartial
t.,stgtectei,e'et, sill to arise, and, while gYitt,- necessary
-2:444-: i4l-1, the greatest caution will e_
alhousit.
kite aue inviolate the Minute of Lord D d its
et4(l9Weellevered our eonti x" with the temple 1M
orrb'et't Tetneie e, a eaeutena
to fear 1.1
.‘iel°*-"e11141• Viitl, --Te• I°l/ nt-Governor like Sir
tarniehed by
Welt :toile wig ii) eelle,lend has no cause
ee-se i
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any future connexion
he ___,S
NEY TO IN
" STANLEY ON THE PRINCti
At t 11OURDIA.
kft„, •
ter Abbey on
1-441' Bervloe lii Weetemns t Chapter
the 'b--eale Stanley preached from the Firs
...,.3._
L° :khkttl.Z°°lt of Esther, which speaks of the
I-i&old&
ttll7N Who rel fled over 127 Provinces' fro•na e of
-48 etti,;'''ls•
kingßav eloquently traced the history of
l'osid,":llltPt deetroy the Jewish people, n
',ether ,eial deliverance through the medium
of
unds-
-0 of' I,ue,v,ry Rev D touched upon the e si-
eeitie,64er endiau E,,,:i; a):1 dr viewed the respon
and
Queen
'eje reW"lkiling to th4elrb' anul deit. After a len gt hened
watch;? to the conditiernh4°); India, and the example
°,lelnate3,:3-I.Pod, can be set by Englishmen
e° tiseet"eau Stanley said :—My friends, many 1
for
e'llt thun',4% Why it ia I have chosen this subject
upe , Rsta at th• t. t least, for. t
visiting
you,
he next
lod.'goliths la line -when a
b 14, rii , our attention will he specially .
eit ii 0-roorro •
the Heir to the
.tO sh ore_ w, for the first time,
f those extensive
t4tona, the 7 !Itarts ())1 his journey . directed to
lee'Yfred thveatEnglieh Empire which his
the brightest
rekvloll° the Eritir clonged t.;:veexe° that the eldest
:44 eelltiloYal h crown. . hope great ances-
‘ere a
in-
so deeply
ouse, in whose sickness and recovery
thelted, attd go the whole nation was so . e
of
d4e aped
alotuw 9nce more, goingint
perils perils
of the
tek3am
the: tiierils. of the spa,
wh h the ikpetla in dark"
t°
thet7 rettirt),esstaler to his illustrious mother and.
tootaeoll'oe,and childereYn who will wait in happyouenxd
te tlsey le: his safe return • by which we r b
t" ireso, re earnestly that Ills journey
t in all
41tge 01. itnd to those whom he goes to visit ,
tefaeeerlY, level 'xi t dof good report, and
wee 'Y Rood th_ll,lll Us t, pure,
anthat he and those with
mayab.ee.blessed
eetare, he Joe_ e g t. We pray
not forget
tie, tOitted toTeeYki
,ay feel how sacred ie the trust
ter liligli lied titer°. le praK that they . ia4114 o'le-47i:re otuhr3Ei ka We Pray
`441, cue deteatatio f allYth t • base and that they
qth °ld lt th n o als
w pte w e arnas and strengthen t e
I; failing hands
rnavpealithy in all that is good,
res4B kie.• ° are charged with the responsibility of
a be
the(le' ltistice andPwisd(oni,
- I°ll of goodwill. We ray that they lti
11)itit-I.Flth the s irit f Powerp and love, with y the
tellßlieti llea7. eee that the name of England and I
that
that wherever they may
,„ oratendorn shall not be dishonoured,
ot b all eot
814 e Nista be relaxed, that the sensual flag shall
th• tot, m, that the standard of national morality.
wered, but raised aloft.
is .ue lo
We pray trim
t 4,, l'iliit ,
-"1 bee--e, I'mg did, • d at last undertaken, to
kd 4cl 131‘h• 118 41418—may, by G° 8
thoß,ooe eee cif the spirit of fresh English
the other
‘lltlv
I ire
- an
d' mercy, be the
el
t'll• it se4tmalv.olte oa the one
ahasenud,eaond
8 f graver duties,
t)rilttle 711,401 esiwn:l°.athny °arnrdellloefvtler purposes. May that
hest, hich the hearts of the nation to-morrow
f
tinetihn"'w their parting benediction, be. worthy
qt ithePrayer, and worthy of an Englush Prince.
h k 4 roductive of the welfare of his
immortal__
~erbaoreah
set4s Pine'le„n‘°w, with all hearty
earnestness we bless
d his coming in from this timeforth
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4EA.T RAINFALL AT DELHI.
ot
a. of the Times of India, writing on
Cr, saye :—A fortnight ago
cholera
soldiers
out among the European
a. lax deaths occurred in as many Proved fatal, Later on it became
bout ten
and on a at fair being held _
h miles from Delhi, the
'shed itself among the natives.
f this week some ten fatal cases
and many deaths occurred, the
concealed by the relatives of the
e• of their losing the clothes and
burned by the autherities to
were all hoping for rain to check
•
T
re showers on
Plague; and our. parayeree
iittf haverur-
ode' 18tei
Z., -in a mann.eru day; it was no ens°a,tay,
and Wed-
eel --eNe„ k I,;vet' however' until
tls4tt. it if Nit•
ot -,t, eeeee eel that the rain set in heavily. r
Aft et
%ll:tete:4l it leer K 1 f4u ,
an great drops, and as the nigh
4:44 tkttl'eatob,-,M in violence, until the loud splash
t
i'lleee .sk‘A.r4 a-' from the eaves told us at midnight
The wind now riling
ed violence against
with
filename of a mighty
'i0,,14 i -4, sit,i " coroplete - - d bellowed
'wheht 004, tL.B-tid mingling with the roar of
i 4 ttpki,sillttered. and hissed
in the morning,
1 felts e (1,,, until about
eased and the
' ' The thunder c
strength and
1 cloe,e' lieee..ll attempted tfioveeffect an armis-
A Ntts•ih gathered new 8.
sti/N:;° " waterihe
an to do the utu:
44'
that
--t
--gsaturated with
N fi, d f that uarke.ned_th:_e.
se brick walls
e oteSs could
mre ‘t.
et% 0 crumble n every
t to pieces i
together
tli:.stflY gathering toge ,
and
refuge in the
no longer resist the
g
with patient despair,
4111nre dwellings viewed
whileth
e
4re buried in their sleep amid
fuse
e4Abling tenements, crushed
; or
of
beett
•eseue some precious ---,
deaths
S
•
linni,sUppcs
1,
i.,_ aacertaMed ; but ten
'l' he exact number or ueh'ave
v more
be !r..s eported,
and
as man.. ,
of
sollidere4dte . 'ttlihave occurred. Hundred
s
ar. -'ttiht Wtth k 4".
The natives are quited
,_tiflil'ege i 8 t sacted, the shops
--"'
chiletr . 11" 1 e4laelitY so extraordinary an
- 'cuPl(B bang about in little groups

la'
it
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t 4 *
tikp ,
tF,, aN,.-7 seizure
fll4,lktkt:4l, the city,
skt '4al„ kitiar, a
tvt,t`ge 11141'• establi
of
cNorted,
4(lclf4M 4;1'4
'lrrehtt '4 a few
t4e 1414tetLL'c'tne
ed
koW
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aiti4D e
ttirectr '3""'k etd
tb • ek
o,
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(7e401d
go
deaoi.t, Pkeite 4°44
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