The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-11
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hser "hheih received 4l,5U presenh
last year.
Dom Pedro is Brazil nut that III.
toadle, cannot crack
European fashions in dress are followed
At the court Of the japanese Emperor.
"A gallery for portraits Of artists, paint.
ed by themselves is projected in Paris.
"A Fijian offered the husband of Mrs
Scott siddons six lunches Of bananas for her.
"A Salt Lake Mormon has returned
| from the Sandwich lslands with nye young Hsvah.s
| wivee.
"A three-year- old boy fell into an empty
cistern in Klnsas CITY. broke his and lay two DAY,
| before he was discovered.
The Rev. Mr.. McKibben acted as UNI
pire for game ball st. Paul. and his co ngrs
| gallon was thereby displeased
| "A correspondent of the Troy Tina
ssys that Miss Benne 4 Ia the richest American voman
| who ever chose Q convent life.
! "A Paris gardener put romance Into his
suicide by hanging himsef from weeping Willow, his
| feet touching clusters of immortelles
| William Foster died of cramp In SIAM
ford. Conn, from the effects OF being soaked with vstes
By nremen who vere ducking each other.
These are ouly volunteers-not regu-
lar Soldiers" said Gen Sherman to Prince Oscar IL
Philadelphia. when three Of the mi,iamen fell on their
| horses.
| "A passenger trying TO get of mov>
Ing train in south Bend Ind fei aud the wheels tool
of the tails of his coat neatly tailor could have
done H.
Emma Pierce, Montreal actress,
brsvey rescued . child from under the feet Of
| horses, and rewarded with two ponies and
phseton.
"A Lowell policeman found man ly-
ing Fat the common at night. and MIN to the
station 10 md was unoommonly sound sloep
| or, instead Of being drunk.
| In Amiona France n Qvmnaatic prO-
fessor. after several experiments with are escape ~
pracipitated TO the pavement by window b~ giving
way and dangerousy Injured.
-Ploughiug in unbroken burrows sin
| miles long can be seen In Fargo. California The team
start 10 the morning and make trip enur
township and back before dinner, the In Tho
afternoon. making twenty -four miles travel every day
| "A delegate at q political convention
10 Montpelier, VT, revived the old napkin story.
napkin handed TO him by waiter ct the table, and
| be informed the young woman that he reckoned be
| knoved when TO use Handkerchief without hsvn' ~
| hints throwed ont"
| An Irishmau in Iowa was bitten by
rsttesnaxe but the liberal Of neighoor's whiskeI
cured him. The next day he was soen walking sIosiI
the prairie. and looking earnestly for something
He asked what he looking for, For the boih
| Of snake" was the reply.
The Able Manse, formerly the score
y OF the Bishop Of the diocese dying In France At The
Of 80 left his fortune estimated at 100000 francs.
to hs housekeeper The will Is disputed By the rela-
uons the ground that the lexatee made hun believe
| shat st. Joseph in vision had dictated IT,
The Atlanta Monthly says Of Grant,
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era Th,rs we're NOR eroan, and hI,.es than NINA.
~ be finished his brief address" Tue SUNS reporters
truthfuy told the whole story about the groans %
| and huzxas.
Ten years ago william Foy was nun
| serea I'm Gooaman Mi.s bv Thom.s c,.,s xho a.
| eapes me wife Of Fov continued . se,rch %, IA.
criminal almost ineessantly vs,lna .exera state, ,as
spending a large sum Of money until nov shs h.s as
covered hun IN rexa He Vii probably be eonyiot.I
ana hanged
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l chatting to them condesccnd,nsly.
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