The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-03
Sun n EA Ms.

Lake 10 larger this year than ever before
"A law suit in England Is to be tho ra.
SUIT OF quarrel over the late Julia Matthew's money
or the Americans on the staff of tbe
commander OF the Ezyptiin expedition into Abv,s,n.
three were killed ana eight wounded
"A Boston physician says that blowing
comets or trombones is the best exercise for woman
expanding their lung. and making them straight
Mr. Sampson of North Adams, Mass.
conradicts the story that he going to discharge his
Chinese shoemakers. lie says that he Is satisfied with
them.
Says Brother Morrison, in the Methodist
Protestant describing visit by himself and other cer.
| gymen. "The Lord met with us. and we had a good
| time"
"A Catholic band of music was mad
vertently ASSIGNED IN Troy. N Y to play the Fourth
OF July procession the head OF body OF Orangcmeu
and OF cour "a change had to be made.
George Sand had been painfully Ill for
a number Of DAYS before her death She had OF iato
lived almost exclusively tho country ana at the time
OF her death had not been to Paris for two winters
--Colqultt lisa candidate for the Gubcrna-
toria nomination IN Georgia. an Atlanta ncwspa-
per contained the following advertisements the day
OF The primary elections; "Colqutt drinks FREQ to all
holding tickets, at the No Name" every voter got
your tickets ana get refreshing drink at the No Name
before voting" 10000 drinks to be gwen away to-
day. to all holding tickets at the No Name Il Marietta
street"
Mormon officials are preaching in favor
OF aboshing the ceremony Of marriage. even a. per
formed according to Mormon rites The object is ia
prevent legislation against polygany by Congress- II
IL claimed that, having abolished tho marriage system
the Mormons will have no wives and could not be pro
hibted from voting ana serving iures. They would
also be secure from punishment under the Poland bill
OF 1862 as they would not be living with these vomes
AZ their wives or claiming them to be such.
"A sham battle and naval engagement
NJ a In 4an rt..
cola. Po tsmouth. jamestown. the monitor Comancho
and two French men-ofwar viii participate. They viii
lombard Lime Point with solid shot and shell at a d,
lance OF three ana half miles, in conjunction with
Hasbrooks artillery and the Ca forna Lieht Artillery
After demoising this rock, vessel will be anchored
In the harbor, the land and batteries turned
upon II. There Will also be an engagement land, IN
which the State artillery infantry. and cavalry viii
take part.
There is much excitement and anxiety
in Jerusalem to the Of tho Turkish a-
thorities and the apprehende1 uprising OF the Fclahs
On June when the excitement reached its CRISIS all
the shops Of the Cirl tilns clo'el many hodes
were barrcadcd, and the foreigners armed themselves
and held guard the whole night Tho rnans met tho
next day at their Consulate organized themselves for
mutual defence, and sent formal applicant IN to tho
Home Government for military or naval aid Turkish
soldiers have since been permanently encampe In tho
public squares and streets
-Stefano Giagini, of San Francisco, be-
thought HIM OF Cali irni Cordano girl whom he had
known In his native italy, and sent TO her offer Of
marriage and 600 the moaey returned she re-
jected him. She accepted snd journcycd to san Fran
cisco, where she met Giagni and also another Itlan
acquaintance, Paoll She tnereupon changed her mind
and engaged herself TO Paoli. Gi,gin had her taken
into court by writ OF habca corpus charging that
She was restrained Of her liberty By Paoli, nut the
Judge upon her assurance thit shc dcsred 20 marry
Paol released her, aud tolf a gin taat lawsult was
his only way 70 get back his money.
AT the recent commemoration Mt Ok
fori University Prince Leopold the Duke u Cleveland
the Earl OF NorthbrOok Sir Siar jung LORD John
nanners Postma ter-General the Right Rev W Alex
andcr Lord Bishop OF Derry; Sir W. Stirling Maxwell
NJ p; SIR j. +. Dawn, r. G. b. OF Glasgow W. II iIlows
Miller. Professor u Mincralogy IN tho University OF
Cambridge, James Clerk Maxwell Professor Of Expert
mental Physics In the Uaiyer,ty Of Cambridge; sam
ucl Birch Keeper OF Oriental Antiquities In the Isrth
Museum Edmund Law Lu hington. NJ. A, Trinity Col.
lcge cambridgei the Rev Fred rick II. A. scryener,
and Lieut. " L. Cameron, n. NJ. received the honorary
decree Of ID. O. l..
A miner named John Seddons, of West
Rsinon, In England. has made addition TO his family
In peculiar manner. Mrs. seddons been the moth
er OF thirteen children only OF whom, young an<
delicate child has survived. s,ddons who IA fond Of
chidrcl was Walking along the iloughton road recent
y, when he met q woman who carrying II nne 70
male infant, and whom he saluted with, NOW ninuy
Gee ye want to sell yer bnrn1 III gle ye sixpence foi
~ "Hcre ye are, them" sa,d the woman handins
over the child and pookoting the Money Some week.
have clap ed tince the bargain made seddons hat
the infant and appears 10 he well sausned with hn
share OF the nothing further has bees
teen OF IT'S unnatural mother.
-Golwood, village of two hundred peo-
pie, on the Bombay and Broft RAilwly In India, has
been the scene OF OF tho fri ghtful on brek
OF cho era ever known. over half Of the population
died In three days The ii cq,e appeared at noon on
the Attn. aud before daYbreal next morning there had
been nffy-sgVpQ deaths. ne All fha
fed, but were refused admit on By the adjacent vii.
lagos. The disease displayed cxtrcm, VT ucnco some
casos proving fata In twentY miautel. Taers Is no
resident doctor IN the vi lag, and medical help was
some time IN arriving Gross glec OF sanitary
measures Is the arparsnt cause. Cholera appears ba
unusually preya eat this year. outbreaks bens report
ed from various parts Of Iadii, none however, ap-
proae ling That OF GOlsood IN violence.
Two very peculiar marriages in low
he were performed the day In the chapel OF tn,
prison of ST. LGZare. Parts. short time ago two men
Maihard and Vrignault, were sentenced to twentI
years. hard labor. white women their partners In
crane, we're condemned TO q short term. As MalI'Ard
loved Eugenie Pat and Nrgnault loved Hortenss
Couturer they were deeply sioted the prospect Of
long separation and therefore confessed to wing
committed ,ixtccl other roobsrics In addition
TO those Tor which they had been found guilty This
nccessitated new tra and, as Msird an Vrignault
foresaw. both kugenie Pat and Hor,ense Couth ier
Implicated with their lovers, nad pena tues In
lard anu Vrlgusul' got twenty years noro-but what
are twenty years more less the neart Ia con,
ccrned2
The recent riot in Gibraltar between
German sailors OF inc four ronclds an the boatmon
OF Gibra' Tar was begun by the Germans who were
drunken. The German sailors OF the four ironclads
assaulted come young ladies who we're waiting on tho
wharf for the return OF the spectators from the bull
hght OF Algccras THIS insult anscred the Gibraltar
men, who colllred the asHants. Then, kalve, IN
hand all the German sailors attacked tbs Gibraltar
men, who defended themselves vi IA STICKS oars nAg-
STATS, and any thing they cpuld lay hand. upon hun
dred were thrown down hustled, ECU, and trodden
upon. The buse sonud'd AMI into tins mid,t Of tho
rioters came the picket Of the welsh FuhIiers They
were powcrless 50 were Che town police and although
they nxed nayonets, they had n Others Of tho
same regiment. rhe sider finding that the co npans
OF the Gbra people were Just their part forced
the Germans to emblrS IA their boats anu elosoi tho
gates.
According To the Hindoo belief, as de-
scnbed by NJ j. Wahous". thcr ten cla.4es OF evil
Spirits the nrst seven OF which demo1s cre4ted
ab1ri2inaly with the word. by OF the higher
gods. Though not myaiao,y they are for IN, most
part eyy uspos tow ri hu nan KIND especially tho