Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-31
EVENING STAR.

AN ENGIlsa OPINION OF So~R A~rRtc.u
Ipots-The London Times, In the coarse Of .
houce OF the Department Of Cutlery and Tools.
IN the T" London international Exhibition"
NEleh is now open. makes the following re-
marks OF American proficiency in the mana
axes made In the American share AMI ftteS
with the American handles used AT over the
Australian colonies, In which English mana-
fscturers have let great trade slip out OF their
hands. The stores of sydney and Nelhourne
are stocked with American shovels American
buckets. hut above all sith American sxes;
and bushmsn would ~ Soon think OF Telling n
tree with a flint implement from the dim \.
with an axe OF English pattern. The English
aNe-head cuts into the wood and sticks there.
but the rounded wedge OF the states knocks
away chip as big as plate. and bounds back
ready for the next stroke. No doubt these ayes
could be made cheaper in England than in
america, Yet the the English manufacturers
nave allowed the Americans tor wears and years
10 monopohEe the Australian market"
MoNAsrIC INSTITUTIONS TO NJ SUPPRESSED
IN koMK-The Chamber OF Deputies OF the
ltaian Parliament has finally passed the bin
iOf the suppression and abolition OF religious
corporations In Rome. There il little doubt
that the measure will. In it, compietrness re-
ceive the sanction o; the Crown. The Italian
treasury needs money. and the property OF the
religious foundations has become valuahle
after careful culture. and by an ACCOMMODATION
OF endowments. in many centuries. II partakes,
heweNcr, of an International. world wide own
erShin, 10 very considerable extent. This fact
NAV leasSto many complications and some fresh
dtncuiucs % the government OF King Vic tor
Emmanuel. Indications OF such a result are in
deed already apparent. The legislative ac-
complishment Of the measure In Rome will aad
90 the Continental excitement which il radi-
aung rapidly from Parts.
TIE SHACK NASTY FAMILY GoNF FoR car
TAIN JACKS SeALP.-.Troop q. of the ist cav
alrv, under Colonel Perry, were 90 start from
Fairchild's yesterday Tor the Pitt river country
10 intercept Captain lack and his Land, n pos
slble. and also Ia ascertain the temper of the
Iiit river Indians. Twenty " arm spring In
dams go with Perry. one ModOc warrior. with
squaw and four children. came in aud surren-
dered on Nav 18th. Bogus Charley, shack
Nasty Jim, Hooker Jim aud Steamboat Frank
after conference with Gen. Davis and a ride
through portion of the lava beds. have been
furnished with four DAYS rations, horses and
Springfield rifles. ana started on the trail OF
captain Jack The proposition made by them
Il "a Kill him or capture him with the rest of nj,
band. Gen. Davis y satisfied OF their LOYALTY.
Sst. Aibans, VT, people are taking their
last skate.
V"Cash" improves on Dr Watts, or DE.
What's his name? thus
"And Satan finds some errands STILL
For weary boys 60 DO"
pS-'' Twas ever thus: from childhood's hour
I've seen NV fondest hopes take fight.
never held a larboard bower,
But some one took IL with the right"
aFThe Brsinard (Minn.D Tribune saws IL
doesn't "care ad--nwho l. governor of Mime
sofa" We infer from this that the Tribune
has Joined the ranks Of independent" Journal
ism.
sS-The Boston News tells the temperance
men of Massachusetts that they may a. well
prepare for the hardest light during the newt
siNnonths the old mmonwealth has ever wit
messed on any moral issue.