The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-13
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oregon Is now publishing fortv-avs
newspapers and Washington Territory seventeen.
Three thousand hop-pickers recently
left London on morning for hop neids of Kent
The japanese Government is about 10
prohibit all business partnership between natives ard
| foreigners.
"Wednesday, Sept. 20, will be Odd Fell
lows day ct the Centennial and immense gathering
| IL anticipated.
All mails from Savannah are stopped
ct the citys limit and thoroughly fumgaed before DO
| ing allowed TO 70
"A noted desperate who was killed thu
other day out West 10 said to have caused the oeDt
death Of no less than two hundred human beings
A writer in BldckiUOods Mdgdzine says
that the moon has effect on the weather uhan
red herrings have the Government OF Switzerland
Cotton pickers in Georgia ARE now
paid forty cents per hundred without ratons In Mis-
sssppi and Arkansas, SIXTY cents nifty Nv
us1s
Between May and Aug. II there wero
shipped from the various fisheries on the Columbia
river, oregon, to san Francisco, 10000 eascs IL
salmon.
The revenue Of England for 1889, tho
last before the period the French Revolution
amounted to ei5,5OO.O0o. Now. e7sOOJoO0 are pad
yearly In imperial taxation.
Out of q million volumes of books
drawn out Of the Boston Public Library and is
|
the time Of the annual report
Mr.. Baron Bramwell at the Liverpool
Assizes, EXPIRE sed hope that actions for breach "
promise would be abolished, that men need not DO
goaded into marrying women they did not like.
! The sixty-seventh annual meeting Of
the American Board OF Foreign Missions Will be held
at Hartford, Conn, october 90. Tbs nrs one was
held there m 1902 when seven person' present
"A post-mortem examination of tho
body Of German VINO died recently at Planned, n.
H.. revealed the fact that the PRINCIPAL internal organs
we're in reversed sion, the heart on the right lido
anu the liver on the left.
Judge Milo Olin, who served through
the yellow fever epidemic at Memphis as a vountoe,
nurse has been sent by the Young Mems Christian =
ISOLATION Of Augusta Savannah to supcrinend tho
rcnctn offers to the stricken city
The Due Decazes the French states.
man. has rrfcsed TO be candidate for the senate.
DO ition OF Deputy for the Eighth ACCOMPLISHMENT OF
Paris oeing too honorable to allow Of his exchanging
even for q scnatorship.
Capt. Boyton has met with an acci-
dent journey he has miSing his llfcsavins
dress down the Danube from viennl Pesth. In thu
neighborhood OF Preslurg he came In conflict with
mill IN the stream. aud wounded the head aud
had to give up the journey.
There are now 4,172,313 persons in
Frarce holding Government stocks, while In 1870 theJ
| numbered only 1is7,2eo, In no other country Dc
| stockholders exceed one.tenth OF the population.
mental loans were also ascertained. the picture o.
| French thrift would be sim more striking.
| AT Versailles the cafes have their dis.
tnctive customers Just AZ a century and half az,
| they had In London at WINS Buttons, &c. The Left
Centre patronzes the Grand Caf6 the BonapartistA
the Cafe de la Paix the Extreme Left lower saloon
Of the brewery Frontin; the Right and Extreme Right
are more exclusive they frequent clubs, and rarely
seen al cai6s
| Mrs. Hooper writes that she has seen -
miniature OF George Sand when she In the
OF her beauty. "a handsome woman, though thu
lower part Of the face heavy and decidedly
The brow IL broad and noble, the eyes dark blue with
dropping lids dark. glossy hair arranged "a Rachel.
The dress Of black velvet, low the shoulders with
pointed waist. and the whole gives idea of beaut-
full, intellectual, but unrenned woman"
| During the course of some proceedings
Instituted by the Society for the suppression Of Vice IA
England the point 10 be decided being vhe her
certain photographs were Indecent the Judge observed
that It difncu' to determine by how many inches
women might exhibit themselves without coming
under the notice OF the Society for the Suppression Of
| Vice lie had portraits Of ladies Of RANK IN thu
| Royal Academy more exposed than any Of the photo
| graphs before him.
| "A young boy about ID wears Of age is
travelling through the country laying clsim 10 the
stray pence in novel lie street
where the travel Is not too connu and drtws
the eide VAlk coiored pencit drawings Of prominent
men and Of landscapes. He Ia qats an artist, ana
crowds ~ people gather about nim while he 10 work.
an toss HIM g:eat deal OF sma onaoge. portrait
OF Barry sullivan Rchdrd IiI which he draSs, has
| attracted considerable attention.
The London Times recalls the Incl
dents attending Mr.. Dsraes first e,eoti ~ to Parha
mcnt In 1887, from Maidstone The nomination
| held on wednes iay july 2d, aud Mr.. DlsrAel made
hustlgs speech IN winch mis- power Of renartee
frequently bore prominent part. Liberal electOc
having shouted Come to the point." MIR. Dsrlei re-
torted. "Let me hint my friend that am better
Judge OF NV position than enemy, apd that never
take advice from man who hostile coior'
"A Hartford spider caught the hind leg
OF a mouse In one of the nbres OF his weo, and con
tnuad to wind hts web With such rApidy in few
moments the hind less Of the mouse were held nrny.
whiie the mouse scratched the ground with his
legs In ne nectua attempts TO escape. The gentleman
IN whose cellar these proceedings place found tho
spider and mouse in the position above described.
called In some friends to the positions, ana
then left the to his fate On going into the cr
lar the next day he found that by OF
gineerng the spider had raised the mouse inch troi
the floor. The mouse was very weak, and had dscon-
tinued strug sling. On the day acct lent
to the n1rcs, and the mouse fell to tle door.
where he left for the spider to feast upon at his
leisure, Al reward FOR his ingenuity.
A work has made its app oarance in
watch the u the French ami English clergy
are contra-ted. The Est .blshci Church OF England
counts 1854 ccclosi-tics, OF whom 752 rceiye
annual sum OF from A-p O. Aipis lhN- an average OK
f772 ana e!0oo The Archni non II CinterOury. the
rmatc receives 81 goo; the Archbishop OF ork anu
the Bishop II Llndou $1,000 each. and the Bishop OF
Durham $4,000 Ia France the State gives 81 3d.
OuO francs 3O,9g2 acting the republic. G3
100 francs 1884 IN Ageria and 15b5n francs 10 20
Wears The Cardinal Archbishop Of Paris reccy {
10000 francs annual the Archbishops OF Bordeaux.
Roucn, Cambria, Rennos, and Agiers each 3i~b
francs twelve Other archbshops 10000 francs tach.
and the sxtynne Bishops OF France ana Algeria each
1900 francs sum OF $1,000 francs is moreover.
allowed to the Epscopacy for the Of diocean
visits.
The shooting season is now AT ITS hci -ho
in England all the country houses are filling and Do a
Berwick to PenEance the report of guns is D. 4
through the land. Every one has 10 pay II yen f
gun license aud his raises an annual rcycule uf =
thousands agar The greatest game prc-cntri. -
lana Is the Mahar,Jnh Dhuccph singh, An lnnsm f.
who was brought to England AS child to-a'f
from Bahesin-tho.WoOd sort OF uncle. TIL. 'i. :
jah took very Aiudy 10 British soil, aud dec.i,
fers Noriolk covers and stubb,cs 20 " ] ~ p
q strand" The spcndil income paid him hN t'r'