, 1874-11-11

OF tho bird FOR Ink, and ntpeo Of
pnpor 10 Which cheose had boon wrapped, wrote
a brief biography, signing himae!f l.oger T,o1,-
borne. ue told Claridge, who could not rrlso,
that thia vas Ills namc, and dircoted him ia
cause tho publication OF the paper ~ curly a.
possible. uo died, leaving Claridgo alono on
tho island. It waa two years before vessel
took lin OF. Ho bud copy of tho document
ma1e, but lost Ito original III an aecidont. THO
affair had entirely escaped bis recollection when
ho happened to look ut COPY Of tho Illustrated
London Ne,os, In which were portraits of the
Tichbornc family. Claridgo pointed out Str
Hogor az bearing a guoor resemblance to tho
man be buried on Bylney Island In 1866. Tho
story is ut any rate AZ credible Arthur Ortoug.
Lot nursemaidB vail and bar-room topora
chooao some other hero for their soug. No
longer shall tho glamour Of royalty cnnoblo the
touching lyric query "How do you like your
'tntors done ?" for 1Ioky-poky- Winky-Wum hns
rclircd from tho splendor Of majesty and Ia now
10 longer tlo Hing Of The Canntbal Islands. It
mattera not now whether his preference for the
tuboroio extends to it's preparation, "baked Or
boilet or fried In rum." Ho ia King no longer.
He ~ plain hfr. Kacobau. The Fiji Islands havo
been formally transferred to the British Gov
e'nment, and tue King Of tho Canuibal 1alauda
has stepped down aud out. On Oct. a, slr Her
cnles Aobinson formally took poasesaon Of tha
annexed territory, nnd tho dothronau monarch
passed. In bis Allegiance, 1yo turt1os and q nav
canoe to propttata Queon Victoria. An anne1a-
tioa ball was given by Gov Robinson to celo-
brato tho evont. aud 100 marines were casually
dropped aaioro with rounda Of annexation bal! to
givu tono to The ceremony aud gentle hint to cor.
thin ferocious chlofs In the interior Of the conn-
try who wauscd thoir share. 1t Ia annoying to
think That, in tho nilst OF thoso ccrenonfce the
| schooner Daphne should have arrived with shs
newa TINT Capt. Allied Clark, Of San Francisco,
| commanding tile American achoonor 2ophyr. had
boon captured 10 the Now Hobrdes, aud thoro,
properly dressed and Heasoned waB served M
| With bis crow, and bean eaten by tho natives. 1t
shows tho bent Of the heathen's appetite. bit
| tho ceremonioa wore not dRturbcd. Kacobau
at my rate, couldn't DO held responsible for this
| amusement. His head, relieved Of tho weiglt
! Of q crown. lies easy. Arm-in. arm with old King
Colo, that jolly old sonl, ho will still traverse tho
! poetic col1ectiona Of the uursery, while history
will accord him standiug.room among tho othor
ax-rnonaroha, Of whom Isabella, Don Carlos, Pic
Mono, and tho Prince Imperial arc tho best liy-
Ing Representatives. But his fame will be mora
enduring than theirs. When they ars forgotten,
M thoY will be, and sleep in dull, cold marble,
tho vocal garnin and blear-eyod topor will still
troll out the everlasting culinary oounndrum atl-
dressed to tho liking OF tho Chnnibal Islands"
There Was curious instance OF brotberly 1oyo
at the recent conference Of Baptist ministers in
New York. The Roy. ]. D. Fulton took ocoa-
sion to say that, while ho was Visiting Mr.
spurgeon, tho lattor gentleman had a1o and
wines upon his table. for which he robufed him
in private. and afterwards in public by publisl-
ing his shortcomings. Instead Of receiving ca
comiunla for bis devotion to principle, the Rev.
John Loyo arose and aaid TINT man who would
accept another'H hospitalitioB, aud then publicly
proclaim tho habits Of his hosts daily ttfe WAS,
| to say tho 1oast, not q gentleman. To this tho
Rev, Dr.. Miller replied with q vigorous "Amen."
| Tho Rev. Spencer Konnard then arose and road
}stter which tho Rev. Fulton had wEitton to \
! Cincinnati paper, aud pronounced itR statements
fa1sehoods and dofamationH. DR.. Patton, tho
editor Of tho Baptist Weekly, capped the climax
by publicly procla5~ing tho Ret. Fulton a lar.
d" "Thcro is." said he, "a regular stock story Of
Fultou's, In which lie gives details OF hardships
endured in his early frontier life.--of cold. and
hunger, aud tog-cabua. Once, after hearing
him toll this story to aSundayachool, his mother
said to him, 'Oh, Justin, Justin, how could you
toll that story2 You know 1t IL not true!'" at
this tho Roy. Fulton reproached tho Rev. Patton
for making illusions to his sainted mother, to
which tho latter replied that. II the Roy. Fulton
had respected bis Bainted mother, he wouldn't
have told these fslae stories for which sho ro-
buked him In tho Madison Avenue Church within
d year. Thus tho matter remains at present.
aud the Rsr. Fulton stands publicly charged
with being liar. It Ia sad.
| Hawaii haa had ita frat trial for treason.