The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-18
GENERALITIES.


Rich and Poor in Paris.
or 100000 inhabitants the CITY of Paris the capi
&c Scnrco Jorv a S5 n9a V,S +hn
Toating non1lati0G Of ion 04o Tor1igners and mo
vinraIs fmeI-ng in au g1G 00O yyhG Snond frdeIy
Ent Nv the ei5e nf This y5eaIt, ana donCort 10 a
fondSha ormv o iabnTers and or I
brnn Sn,,rt,'s a. ,,l M 1, ,o,,ii m l. H. ~
fn If ynrip 5vorc nir ~, San I'm, ~ snolo TnoStb
nv "'1' '-'' ~ 1" '"0ii' " ''is'' Ni0-''ii
The Aurora BOreHlS.
DR.. A. w. Hall read a paper before thelPoytechnic
Branch OF the American Institute on Thursday even
ing on the cause of aurOra lights. His theory is
that the boreal display is produced by the rays of
the sun, which are reflected from clouds surround
ing the pole to the ice and snow of the Arctic re-
gohs, ana thence aga again @ Ie1eSted TO the clouds,
Tance or Tsion Tic oi,nrno onI t,osbi,,c, T y
colTmng Of iimIIt he b0Ijs are cans"G nv fbc mo-
ton of the clouds
ExnIosIou of, pycteor
THO Cutbbart Icaor,rial I,,,,,ai og ti,o -,, irs+
so1s Shonf tho SnIS ~ p II aerin Ui T i @ ] ua:
S1ty was StaTnI nv torric STnIosi31 i'm inc az
rectio1 annar%ntIV nGrtivSnst rom Ills orcon,na
IJoIiTn j I "]RISLtS ] NV SSI rom Iis agfHpa,
nnInnared tbp TenCrt tn n s1nitonoons of
I Gu T iSi,OlE S W u @ s"natse vi
] PIN bii Ut ' ia % N t sd Nc oT,iltu VI
nrnCeeGaI me aIniosnn y, bnarT ,T h, t,yo 1IirI
pfoCUeuvG, @ dlie ~ 9poson was nGuLu ny tw1-tiiruS
oartbrnaie Tos neiniy if ATTSn0 n mil l III
cent oInTe1 rran In tny yor,TIovnI"nt oT M " WII,r
II RrooEs saws he was at 8eaiIl Mil Ien fbn
awoDt onCIi,rTGI and in Win - ,rbite ,,o S
saw w6af resernbed sheet of J,ona descnnd rom
fSe heavens towards Immnkjn north VEST Of Gnfh
hort ana hcard St tha came T1ornant a tarr6c az
pioSion M ~ 'A0 ''0 '--''Ao"' '0'iAHO "a
mn r,. r-.,.,. . 1,..,,..--.
The Feeiee Islanders are deslrous OF annexation TO
the United States and il is stated, have made q
formal nronosaI TO that eject IL remains to be seen
whether the United are desirous of annexation with
the Feejee Islanders Applications of this kind are
not disntereStedIa land the Feeeeans NAV
have intentions upon us which due regard for the
fashions of the day will not permit us to gratiry
The introduction of the cannibastic element into
our body polite does not strike us ayOraby at first
sight There are many reasons mcntionable and
mentiOnable why it does not; but what we would
most fear would beithe influence of theFeejee female
mind and example upon the wanen of this country.
The tendency of the sex to mimic foreign styles
night be fatal to prevailing fashions and utterly de-
moralize those departments of industry which now
Satan in n Rorgen Tunnel
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FROM "e +ne0C"% @ h'yt0'e,' ~ -. 49,. NJ.
escaped from slaughter house near aobQHen, OK ana
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| eallop VoWalus hopoAcn
Holy Places OF the East.
The MoscoE Gazette publishes curious letter from
| Constantinople on the subject Of the holy places
| some Years ago saws the correspondents Russia,
France and Turkey agreed to restore the cupOla OF
| the Holy Sepuchre at Jerusalem. After the work
had been duly completed ana Inspected by the repre-
sentatiyes OF the three powers the Keys OF the en-
trance to the upper gallery, which had been in the
possession OF the French archtect, were given up
TO the Greek PatlalGl, IN Ile presence OF the Rus
| sian Consul and the turkish Governor. The Greek
Patriarch Is regarded by the turks as the lawful pos
SCISSOR OF these Keys out tne iOman catholic clergy
deny his clam TO them, ana nave loudly expressed
Their DISSATISFACTION aT the co1ducL OF lle turkish
authorltles. IL Is 10 pe hoped, however, adds tht
russian paper, "Ihal tle interests OF the Greek
clergy VIII De secured IN Ils matter as wen as IN
mat ol Ihe Iestotauoh ol t4e curtain which was
ualage3 ~ IN % te nIe WHICH "Veiy VooA pace III Ih'
cave OF bethlehem
| The Tennessee ScnatOrshp.
A correspondent writing from Nashville says
about the contest for the Senatorship;-
"Ihe result is very doubtful Mr. johnson him