The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-20
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-" | thought you said your head ocbed
I'VE minutes ago" said mother when Geore asked fo,
| more candy. 80 du," said George, and s,mpn.e
! IT does now. only can't fccli
When a stranger asked n Detroit pirl
whom he met at a party u she was married. sne
promptly replied Not quite but have sued three or
-four chaps for breach Of PROMISE"
John Henry" said his wife, with
stony severity saw You coming out Of a saloon this
| afternoon" "well, madam rephed the obdufat.
| John, "you wouldn't have inc stsy Ia there, would
your"
The Dutch war i'm Acheen is stu lam
gushing. frcsh lot OF from 1000 1900 troops are
to be sent from Java, after their arrival op, raons
will be renewed, With the view Of subIugatlng tie
| enemy. II possible.
| Mr.. John Cultivate, tho famous York
shire shorhorn breeder. has sustained avery sof,ons
lose by the death OF his cecoratcd prize COW Vivian
dDrc. THIS extraordinary COW could claim 10 he tte
best known shoithorn In the world being ~ perfect In
form at eight years old she at four yoars OLD
Tho English apply the term "cadi r..
to certain product Of their social system. We do No,
Ike to borrow tho term, and at los for av,,a
to describe the stool pigeon that shall Include snobbsb
ness, toadysm, chromo gentlenanltnets lbs pdi,y
Unc.s somebody he rs us 10 better word wetla. be
forced to call the stool pigeon cad.
| The 4 Ucnir &c ld I'endlC states fbo, -,
consequence Of the prices OF everything having r.
manual labor ne well az the fruits OF the ,artn M.
bishop Of Lucon has decided upon In the u,ee q,
masses. The mass that has hitherto one franc IL
TO be charged one franc ana halt and on In rrtp
| tion. The lev tariff went into operation Jan l.
| Deputy Sheriff William Snow of Iitch-
ned, y. Y. was driving his hogs into their yurdu.
other morning. when large and valuable boar turned
upon him and struck his tusk into his leg through
clothing boot. and flesh. spptering tho bone Afnra
desperate fight the Sheriff escaped ont when he reached
the house he tainted. and remained unconsciou two
| a. bldi man vr Ne hat hta No.,
| SPARED Of. but ne Is siowiy recovering.
-" And have you no other sons?' asked
a curious lady OF bronzed old sea captain "oh,
| yes madam, had one that lived IN 'Nc ssstn sea
Islands for nearly doEen yezrs" 4" Really Vas hs
bred there, and what mis- taste-thc sea or
| NO. madam. he wasn't breAd-he was meat lcastwys
the niggers HIM. aud for his tho chef a
he tasted OF terbaccer" The lady walked to another
part OF the ship, and the captain smiled and resh
| qud.
| -Non-German readers delightiug in
Aucrbachs tales. for their poetic value alone bu,
bee they portray the deepest and most delicate
shades OF the German national character with rae
tic skill, VIII be interested TO learn of the publication
Of a aud more philosophic book by the author o.
related subject. In a entitled Tausend cedan.
KEN" Auerbaoh gives fragmcntary thoughts and MAJ.
inns which, individually colorcd. reflect the spr a
| modern German society with wonderful ACCURACY.
Official returns for the past year show
that France contains about 100000 scres Of WOOD.
land. Of which thirteen aud half belong prvsoin.
| diyiduas, I've 10 the Commun's ana public osiab
| ments. and two and half to the State. The average
value OF the State forests estimated at about as an
acre, which would 1875 10000 forthc whole ana
ahaf million In comparison with other countries
France is very badly of for forests. Germany
| nearly twice as much, and the Hungarian en-
pire half as much again. sweden has about a. Ococ9
| acres of vo0dland.
| The Pleasonton Texas Stock Journal
that all that is necessary start sheep ranch ID
that State "a two JacSasses, two Mexican boys,
| Mexican man, sex of Mexican beans some coffee.
1900 ewes 20 OF 80 BUCKS, and gun TO kill game The
VIII cost ABOUT fibO zach the boys a. to Sl0a
| month each the man. $50 month the beans. three
| cents pound. The ewes will yield from "a to -
| pounds OF WOOL worth "a cents pound and their
lambs will double the number OF the nOck. At the close
of tho year the man has from investment Of about
$500 5000 sheep aud upwards OF 5000 worth Of WOOL
"A Paris journal has recently published
number OF Dismarck's private letters In one which
he wrote to his wife from Berlin 1902 he said Here
am. sitting in full Parliament. In front of tho
tribune is speaker who Is pitchinE into me. aud to
| whom am about TO reply. 10 the mean time send
| you news OF my health. good deal of work "a good
deal of troubei but not enough sleep. However a. 10
everything, the beginning IS dfhcult with the aid OF
God things will grow better. sim. living IN gas,
house is not comfortable. BY the by. discover have
begun this letter on the wrong page. Let us hope II
| will not he bad omen. dine every night with tho
koonsi huf Tor them sorre mare ehOui0 ftcl
| very lonely"
| The choice Of Lord Lytton az Lord
NorthhrOOks successor says the London Times bold
and striking Pew can have guessed at this appoint
ment before II WIS made public but st fewer, prob
ably, viii nov question its fitness Lord LYtton has his
genius by Inheritance but he has had training pub-
lie AFFAIRS which his accomplished father had not, and
he is believed TO possess administrative abilities in
which his father wanting. He possesses but IL not
possessed BY graceful poetic talent which secures
| him the advantages OF cultivated and sympathetic
| imagination. but does not threaten TO dominate bis
intellectual qualities In the diplomatic service be hM
risen fast and far and both his powers Of work aud ha
skil IN anars recognized on the Continent leo
! than at home.
The history OF the Grattan statue, un.
yelled ia Dublin the other day. IL curious Year,
ago Mr.. A. NJ sullivan was cast Into prison for
article which had appeared In ms journal the AnA0R
h. refusing 10 give up the Of the writer. whls
he was angulshing in prison subscription iLsags
rated with the intention Of testifyug to the sympathy
OF the people Of Ireland After the list had been opened
Tor time, information Of the proceeding Acaed
the ears OF Mr.. sullivan. who at once and peTrap
torily declined TO pront peculiarly by his uifJr
tune. However, there the money. amounting
to some three or four hundred pounds. and % hcinl
pressed on Mr. suliyans acceptance he suggested INST
statue TO Grattan should he raised. and hand,d oyei
tins sum as the nucleus of fund which has snce leS
sufficiently augmented.
| - h''hiNHhNlE phBtl itihAtS wv A''-
lowing historical incident apr pos Of the attempt Of
1homassen to blow up the Mosel In the spring % l6i
the Swedish nect lay IN the harbor OF Nlsinsr Toe
Master-General OF the Ordnance, hul Gustav NfaisA
wae to make the passage to sweden board llo Lon
and Admiral Blume on board the Dragon. son'"di
wished TO send OF two chests one by each Of lhs
two vessels. when the chests thippei-thr one "a
he sent II the Admiral's ship stood O. esiY t'lfh
| powder magazine noise was observed 10 i1c c''7H
asfrum ,lockw0rk. They were opened, and meciAnsl
In the shape Of clockwork found connected WINS
nresteel and a nntstOne, and beneath them po"uen
ptch, Sulphur. &c. The shipper of the onesi' ''f
Hans Krcyet OF Balth, pretended TO have received Wv
chests from three citizens of Ld1eck, and was REV tp
to have been over by Dannh factor Il L-''eA'
lie was executed on the OH OF july.
After the late imperial hunt at ii"her-
tusock the Emperor VII lam, feeling unwe' pr'r''''
10 return TO the castle on foot m company '''"N
King OF saXony aud the Grand DUE " M'cA' "bu't
But tTnR on the way, the parry got peasant 'oFnN
them M In his cart. Presently the mans 'ull""p
being excited by the appearance o. ms pa'-'rfff' -
| said, turning TO one 81 them, land who may l"N +"
| IL am the Grand Duke Of Mocklrnbure.' ''+' IT.
deed" replied the peasant with wink "lN'" WV
may YOU he 2"he inquired Of the next 60 am N' Il q