The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-29

more colored residents than whites.
Over 500 students were registered az
the opening OF the Wisconsin state University.
The Germans of Dayton, Ohio, agrea
TO give up Sunday professions and celebrations
"A new one-hundred-ton steam hammer
lie to be set up Krupps works at Essen costing ON.
million dollars.
Mrs. Lincoln, who Is staying with hcr
sister at Springfield. H., accoss evsry one with Now
you don't believe me insane, do you2"
1t was observed of deceased LAWYER
that he had left but few effects, which lady re.
marked that -" he had but few causes"
If 1t be 30 very hard to find bald-head-
ed consumptves or bald.headed lunatcs 1t IL nertta
order to ascertain II there b, baldheadcd suicides
The old Sachem of the Pequot tribe OF
Connecticut Indians would be astonishcd at hearing
the snobs at the Pequot House, New London cali tho
-Pako"
England has settled claims on account
OF the Abysfinian war amounting TO over Ab.OO0Ooo
and has others sggregatng t15oooO stll under con
tideration.
1t IL now ascertained that the injurious
effect Of furnace vapors upon vegetation Is due to tho
sulphur acids contained In the vapors not " the
lead, arsenic, or nnelydlyided carbon.
They are very much blessed with
snakes In Dallas county, Texas In Que bedchamDer
there, since last spring they have Killed rattle
snake Of ave feet three tarantulas and long fel
1t is reported that Mr.. Sharon has ton
dered to Mr. Raston, wife Of the drowned banker OF
San Francisco, q suite of seven rooms in the Palaces
Hotel with private servants. and private coach ana
coachman so long as she may NJ 20 them.
Surprising she did walk three-fourths
OF mile in the rain. soil her striped stockings.
and nearly ruin her dress what was comparison
to the Joy OF being the rst tell that
the Smiths couldn't board at the Revere this winter a.
old Smith had failed.
"A tramp called at n house i'm Norwich
the other dav, and after being fed. the Of
the house at home "No," replied she who served
him. out III let you know mighty quick that tho
woman of the house s at home" and taking down
old sword she started for him He took his heels
"A writer in the Chicago Tribune says
that the IL not hot iron surgical lnstru.
ment 1t il the down OF the drien,isd Hnsnsn formed
into small cones OF half inch to an inch high. These
are placed the spot where counter irritation de-
sired, and set FIRE. burning down 10 the skn and
deeper
The Los Angeles Cali Herald says:
pee culture IL spreading rapidly Al present rate
OF increase II is estimated that there win he four
years million stands Of bees In ana the two adj
Joining counties which will produce annually 100000
900 pounds OF honey, worth 500 900 Oo1. which
than the value Of the sugar and mOlasses crop Of Lou
sisns, Texas. ana Florida combined"
1t is now said that the sun Ia n partial
lumlnlry. In discussion a. the British Asso
citation, DR.. Bafour stewart said that II not ony
loptided. hut region affected the magnetism
metcorology Of the earth differently from the other
lie also denied that Il had a SOLID nucleus Ev,B tho
dark portions al the bottom Of the spots, - said
might be composed of matter carried aoove
AT the British Association the other
day, Prof. W. + Barrett, in paDer the fleets OF
heat the molecular structures OF steel wires and
rods said that there ~ certain critical temperature
which the molecular character OF steel changes ana
Hnfa l..tr lar q
sunk 10 certain temperature It suddenly grows hos
ter, and for a moment glows more brilliantly than
before.
"A whole lot Of new metals are found
by the spectrum existing ia gaseous state IN tbs
atmosphere Of the n ere are the vHpos OF hydro
gen. potassium sodium, rubidum, barum, str0nuum.
calcium magncsium, aluminium iron. manganese, CO
| bait nickel utsnium. lead COPPER. cadmium. Iine,
uranium. cerinm, vanadum, ana Palladium and how
many others yet to be discovered leave "a
the Imagination Of our readers
Upon the land of Mr. Webb of Mason
county. W. r. Is cedar which fortynve feet
circumference three above the ground. This
has been burnt by the IRE leaving a hollow 10 ~
into which Eve men on horseback might ride and re-
main at one time With ease and comfort. Near this
monarch OF the forest Il another one. aso cedar.
which seems 10 have been blown down by the wind and
IL burnt out like the other, Within whose old charred
walls ten men on horseback might at one time ma
comfortable shelter California is not the only place
where big trees may be found.
A Liverpool paper states that two
hours before the recent meeting at Hawardon Nj.
GLADSTONE was engaged In his avore exercise Of fell
ing trees. For portion OF two days he has been
WELDING the upon large tree IN lane AZ the out
skirts II ilawardon village, aud he succeeded In bring
ing Il 20 the ground late yesterday afternoon. Oss
who saw him say that he went 10 work In true wood
man fashion vita his braces thrown on behind him and
his srt collar unfsstened. After completing his TASK.
and two hours sfcrward was At the meeting looking
not tired anu weary, but quite refreshed With HE bodily
labor"
The Paris paper Lc Sport was recently
cruel enough publish the circular OF poutcrr In
tended for the multu Of cockney sportsmen who
abroad 10 France this time of the year. aud especially
in the envrons Of + ris This Instructive document
which Is marked "prvate" runs as follows, "sr;
Undertaking that YOU going open Ia . dssc,
beg To make you offer Of my services have grand
selection Of narridges, rabbits, hares, phcsAns &c.
Al game leaving my establishment arranged with
sufficient number OF shot OF suitable description.
Trusting for the favor Of an order. believe me- &C" In
Aposscro TO the circular IL added that
he made by which gentlemen who do not out OF
town may be given the appearance OF having been al IA
chase by special entirely the invention OF tho
advertiser. Boots and dogs be splashed moss
eicent and natural manner. guns carefully soed as 10
they had been discharged many times, and clothes
busted and dirticd with the best effect
Few persons are probably aware that
the terrible Chancellor OF North Germany was nearly
being Frenchman. or at oil events, taking service In
France. Prince Bismarck's father says a Pars Jour.
nal forced TO leave his country In Of
duel. ana in 1907 he offered his tac Kug Of
wdrtemberg Jerome Bonapsrte. In this way Prince
Bsmack father found himself in the service OF France.
and TOOK part In the Russian campaign. Marsha NeY.
In whose corps he served durng several dangerous
night marches gave him the command Of the advanced
guard. Al the battle OF Borodno he had three horses
killed under him, and his regiment which he command
ed, Of the most nl.treaed during the retreat
After the passage of the Beres Col Bismarck led
the shattered remains OF his regiment back To Wurn
berg and recruited IL. He aftcrward distinguished him
self as light cavalry commander Of Bautzcn, and was
| decorated with the Legion of Honor. Having ganed
glory and In the service Of France, would noe
have extraordinary had Colonel aftcrward Gen
era Bismarck unable 10 return home adopted France
a. his country.
-Bonapartst agents, according TO the
Paris honiteur, frequenung public places, cafes,
theatres omnibuse and railways IN which Ia easy for
them TO get into conversation with officers. TIE war
and consequences the themes invariably ehoten-
The precocly OF the young Louis Napoleon his love for
France lis special sympAthies for the army also