The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-21
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that she died directly afterwafd.
As an evidence that the desire 10 M
ouire military glory Is not tying out among the Fryneb
II IL stated that but Fix persons have proved rcfraeo
TO the call Tor the reserve force Of 1870
a. never sot my mind TO writin' poetrv
TN two years ago" said rurallst ting pses 4,
grocery chair but Tire minute took TO go,n, ~,
that johnson girl, by gosh couldn't hcipit.p
France counts up 32i colleges, with
oo5oo pupe, bcsids oi7 private and 27s ccc esas,,
INSTITUTIONS with nm a. grcgstc OF n 900 s,uder..
Each bishop has at least training school for pre.,
Nearly 100000 persons were EMPLOYED
during last year and about tho coal Arc cav iron
stone, aud ihale mines Of Grca Britain and Irehno
about fourniths Of whom occupied under eround
Father Lenken, Of the German Roman
Catholic church Of sprlngned d, H., has married Ms,
Mary Langeman IN Clncnnat. Emptying their shshels
into common purse they have about $1,000 to starr,
family upcn.
An Indian woman ut Nanaimo. British
Columbia, had lent another native 900, for which rho
to receive t10 per monh interest, Failing 10 get
the money bick. she took the disappointment 90 much
20 heart that she hung herself.
The Vaudeville Theatre, Paris, will
this winter be given NJ the representation Of WORKS
by writer's unknown to fame. THIS will be good op-
porunity Of d. covering how much uurceogu1ed
dramatic talent there is in the gay capital
The model of n monument to he erect
cd In honor Of MIR. Plimsoll has been completed !,
represents him In the act OF delivering his famous
protest. In the backgi - the hulk con.
domned vessel, and around which are hovenng
birds OF III omen.
The British Embassy at Paris has do
manded satisfaction for the harsh treatment BY ths
police Of Francis Robbins, ea- nicer Of the English
army who, with his wife aud children. arrested
stripped, and searched because old charged
him with theft OF money
Thomas Carlyle loses nothing Of his
raspinets OF 10 his Old lie ny dined
with neighDor, and was annoyed at the table by
oqusclous busybody, who discoursed art, that be
refused TO enter Conversation. the end Of
the dinner suddenly said to his host. "For Heavens
sake put me in sroo by myself and give me pipe"
Boston has property and buildings de-.
voted 10 religious, educational and chartah purposes
valued nearly t20 600 which c1emprom tara
ton, ward alone having t5OO0,OOO worth OF such
property. A. the regular rate Of taxation these
structures would yield the city at lcas Se75ooo per
annum movement 10 on foot 10 abolish the exemption
| clause IN the law.
Belts Lie tells Of an extraordinary
hard at whist IT VI. aud three friends were pa,ina
Whist Tuesday evening. During the third game 7.
Ms partner dealt and turned NJ the Of spades on
looking at his hand he found the whole Of the sane
suit. T. NJ. says ne has seen whist played for
nfty years, but remembers such circumstance
happening before"
A curious story was related at Coro-
ners inquest IA Bath. England, the other day -Four
boys into geld bY the side Of the river Avon,
and two OF them agreed to bate. one eutercd tho
river, aud quickly d, owned the other timidated
his companions by threatening hat murGer not
to say anything about the accident and having hidden
the clothes OF the drowned lad under q stone, went
composodly home.
The small boy sharpened his pencil and
wrote the adventures Of the day The diary passed
around. and We admired the graphic description Of
| ia go h
Run. June 1ith.-IuiIcr to-day. June i6th.-Today
went 81 uots II {, stil very run June l5th.Thers
was not many at dinner today. and ikcd The piums
June ioth.- didn't keep diary sc tcrday. Ma 'ais
was the pluns. 90 nots 10 day"
| Major We're webb. one of the few sur-
viving officers who took the battle Of Waterloo.
died his residence in Bath oc T. OF the age Of
eighty three wears lie served during the campaigns Of
1914 and 1915 IN Holland the Netherlands, and France.
panid the expedition to walchercn, presen,
at both the actions Merxem, at the Dombardnent Of
Antwerp ana was subsequently engaged IN the battle Of
| Waterloo where he was slightly wounded
On Tuesday evening, Oct. 3, at the
! Old Swan Borax Mandatory, Liverpool,
| literally ground TO pieces IN a mortar Male engaged
| shout the machinery he was caught no and urowp
| into powerful mortar used for crushing the sub
stances used the manufacture OF bor1x. He
Tor time. ana the nret ntimation Of an sec
dent Was received by boy who saw his legs hanging
ont Of the mortar. The engine was stopped and wbh
some difficulty the body taken olt crushed COM
petes out Of shape.
-Scene-A French shop at the Seaside
Young Lady wishing TO improve her French. "O-e'
-eskcr yoos ANY" Tradosman (NishiuR 10 show
on his Euglishi 30 yes, Meess-santcny Young
Lady Adore Vooy onvoyay-" Tradosmsn;
"Vatevare you viii please, Meess !-varc2" YouDE
Lazy Fri dcmury Roo de l'Eckew, lewmcro-"
Tradosmsn Vat NomDare. Moess?" Young Lady
80, kAtter.vang hangs vizervce lie Bewro de"
Tradesmaus leg Maezs-iu q y Ofeece OF
Fost.-Vat beautifoo Time II meks to-day &c.
On Capt. BOytOns journey down the
Rhine from bale to strasburg he greatly dtTcssed
~ violent back currents and said he found the river
worse than the Mississippi the ONO, or TIC Missouri
Capt Boyion narraics that hailing boatmea 10 know
where he the man. seeing In the water nelphe
able floating black mass rowed away excaimns rho
deyi 80 on arriving % Kch Capt Boyton W. carried
violently by the rupd current inst the bridge Of
DO and sank for few seconds. He out Of the
water much cxhau ted, having taScn many more hour
than he had caC nisted 10 perform the distance"
MIR. james T. Fields, in AN article on
Barry Cornwall In the November Hnper',, tells how he
overcome Al seeing Rogers the old poet. Rogers
had seen Keats Fields Rogers. Moreover, Rog 10
had mtn WHO heard Dr. Johns N sau us ifonnd
inside the OF his house Bolt Court, nul was 10
overcome At the ida OF meeting Inn thlt mr. iufnsd
tail AMI ran. Aud Fields saw the man vito "a" he
man who came 80 near Seem the great lrc )srlphel
what opportuAitie. 81. Flclis has had We wondI
Rogers was much naboersasted a. sc in Fields -
Fields was At seeing Rogers II seems very funny
A correspondent writes 10 The SUN
that having occasion 70 VISIT Pal adelpia on business
he a,tencd % buy copy OF the Fabhl Lei1sr 10
order tha' he might have tr happiness Of liu some
Of the obituary po 'try " Ge'-Er ". ca "a. NJ, 10
the original edition. Alto atfcItiycly p'rIHng the
mortuiry gems inIlnot IN single mum Der Ut 'bAt
sprisntly sheet hr Gays m. feeling were aroused 70
such ptch II inlnr4til enthusiasm tnit As even
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