The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-02
STNRT VS..

four aurdreth NIGHT In London.
4 Cncinuatinn pr, vented his son,s
m'rfiasc hy getting him v,ry ttulk on the da, IN,
the wcidinr. '
Tho california legislature has c.,,h-
hsN,d 'lr ~ ~ post In tat sta.c for tlc ,st,s
m'nt ~ wife hca r.
-Salvini Is acting with great >ucco.s .,
SC uSnd Inc scO;ch say he Is tue bcs, actort ,t.
ever been II lna' coentrv.
Ohio and Michigan Free Mason bavo
r.fO,vci tot to visit the Centennial EShibit, nun 49,
| railroad firt, are fur'hcr reduced.
A Milne farmer set fire TO n nj, ~
straw on his barn floor to Hight to harao.. hi,
| horses ~. nj nov he has no btr1.
Members of the Oates opera company
and riin trcl troane played has, oa in cot ie In
s,n Ffanci co, amusing large assembly
During January, February and March
Of he pr sent year 5d2 Irih grants lett ir laud
i0d7 whom and 2,Gl5 women.
The graves of Captain Jack aud the
/ Mococs hanged with him empty. II ia su. posed
that the bodlc were removed soon FER burial
The Oh legislature has passed a LIN
| provid ne for tie iuuhncnt by nne and imnr, n.
men, OF al pcr,ons who get off railroad trans
at are IN motion.
Mark Twain, upon his recent appears
ancc in amateur theatrcals in Hartford played i "a,
fDeke ~ the Loan Il a l. ycr' lie had rev rat u
the part mssinl 'Seier IN ii,al Ounce.
Tho Chicago TfibUhc says that James
oNo, OF ua city, has been engaged for twoIc 49, at
Si2O week, for tho Union squarc Theatre lie Is 10
divide tn leading business VITA Taornc.
-Glcndcnnin-, whose ministry In Jersey
CITY wa- made notorious by ms trial for mic ndu,t.
hrs been denied rdn ston 10 the prcstycry OF PEORIA
| III. The mrjoritY against him large.
we learn from the London Lancet that
chiorel punch hsd become an institution IN tho
urlhhiaE saloons OF New YORK scarcely We ratcrla
tchloraN) Introduction into med cal pr ctlce.r
Iar n
railway company 1850 for having paced that numoeu
Of head OF cattle on trucks not prcycrsly CT ansed,
dlsinf ctcd, and lime washed, prescribed oy law
john :. Payne, the new Governor Of
Liberia. is full booded negro and born In Rich-
mond, Va. lie Ia. been member the ii lerau Com
gress for twenty years. and is very integen mll.
-" Should live 10 complete my book"
Col Joyce, 1.-THE puolic will bo .onyineed int sc.
DO. aid and myself have been more snned g inst than
shining. and many things that now d-r4 aud
crooked will be made clear aud straight"
The grave in which Samuel TIause was
burei week IN Edred Pd. is still left OF IL lu
body ct the funeral loo ed to some though alive, and
80. as the local newspaper expresses It, they 10
| "giyc the old man cnance should ne viyc.
| AT the approaching exhibition in Lon
don Of scientific instruments. .rmany MD he t.ure-
scented by 81 exhibitors. inclulin ,le Prassan ns
try. She Chef Of the ncrsi 81 II Of the Army. tina
Postmaster General an the ROYAL Ac idcnv Of ace.
Boys IN Burlington, Me-. spat,ored
blood on bridge one night ana fred pistols.
the ensuing week the town 80 %
Indications Of tragedy. one OF the j1Acr. fas con.
fessed. anu all have been whipped sOun.iy b, tuer
parents.
The old State House NJ the head of
State street, Boston, viii be permitted to sia4d nys
yelrs longer. The eastern port one Of the few
manning ancient features OF tue building, vi re-
moved. out tao modern lawyers signs wal stu Gdornit.
as Al present.
in xvb Al 10 II mi
the lat year he lite. aud In winch oied. remains
just It when he Dreatbed MS last In 10. -udy
the furniture has not been moved HE death, the
pen vita which he last wrote is imocddcd IN &c inca
| INK in which he lief. II.
A quaint SILVER goblet was recently on
exhibition at Charleston. s C.. bearing It's ile-rip.
tion; "A premium from tao Agricultural Society "
| south Caronna to GEN Washington Tor rasi ths
larges, Jac. ass" 1t GEN William, tn laller
| Of his ouniry," who did It.
| The Cremation Society of Milan has
over four hundred members. The apparaia- u.ed IN
bntn ng bodies was built by wealthy silk mere ant,
anu his remains we're the mt be reducrd TO a-hcs oy
its hundreds Of burning Las j,ls. recent O.. OF t
was highly successful there being no disagree, aDls
| sient " OdOr.
A writer in Turf, Field and Farm,
urges the use Of cameis In the United statcs tie says
that In fnlmOres adninistraU, the expcrm. M wa
tried BY the War Depar ment 1T cost oi s,ooOo
brother Of Admirai Porer buying ana impoume a
1hesc animals we're OF m tlc rthtil0nt
and Il lie thought that they found WY into mo
nageries.
| Clarence Smith of Cincinnati had
$4,000 IN United state' bonds snd a desire t. mary
NJ ~ kcnninc. The ,ung woman engaged hrtsclt u
him. and To further nd himself Of anxiety hex Sc Dor
the uouds to Tor until thew should b., h. ant
AMI wife. few daSs ago she astouud-d huu %, s.yua
hat she had en- aged her MIND ABOUT marrying Not
wou she return his property. lawsuit has oeel
mmcnced
The London World mentions the thcit
Of several rolls of d. mantle winch the thief prlptY
supposed to be rolls Of spec e. Upon a CONJECTURE VA
nnGng his mistake the tm,f may have TN ,Nn th"n
aside us WORTHLESS the Worhi It intriet
ing addition to miscellaneous knowledge to kuoW &C
there Is kuocSins soout IN London an unco.s 'rrd
rlne containing within Itself lacut force ,unigcua
to tumble down h-ll LOndon.
Respecting the terrible hre-dumUs
which cause 80 many disastrous col'r' eS'o.i ~.
Iron says mat the harometriciI u.rfi
to the miner as TO the mariner wheu the mcfc.N 10
hlgh, indicating great atmospheric pressure. tine ctr-
bure,ted hydrogen Is prevented from I-suiu- nut
when the pressure suddenly comes less, the -is
through nssures aud cIhcNs forn.us li.4y
dangerous explosive compound
There l. much talk IN the artistic world
of Paris about an incident relative to the rucomng
sdt.p NJ Navel became &c ebr,ted few Nc r. 20
among the reallst -choO OF painters toy of
ns hror picture well known under the the oi 10
Boeh.' - &c tNrn hls pictures which hav OF IN
succ, ssve .lDA, have aw yscX,lIel warm n.i.,,
Inis year tnc jury have refused admit .c-
turc, he sent NJ MNet Is therefore ur,p ru. la l.
hpuon II al his WORKS, to be the I,,
3OinIast.
A wcll-to-do shoemaker Of Bremen
recently conceived tie t.ea Of having the fro o., rs
house decorated Witne size statues OF the rrr niu.E
ce,chrtted shut masefs IA German history IN st uf
these ~ 1hr hoN It. tr-un, tnr patron OF thr
maEcrs crate 'hc SECOND was the brave Han. you
san, Who 1850 turned The tIc of the great b,r e