The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-10
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evenly The land measured OF into tvo ,.rms ana
ana barn were cut in halves and each half re-
moved a short distanco.
Two Albany medical students went
out after corpse for dissection Tb.v had dpo .,sr
grsvc, and were lifting the CONN. when a Waterman
fred upon them. The bullet hit student and ,umhed
him into the grave. lie and his companion escapcd.
| but without the body.
| When Richard Wagner diea ,ve ,,o,.
| expect bi ter controversies the authorsh,p or
many cempositions All his works copied by Joreph
| wieniawski who. by long practice has acquired a
style OF handwriting like Of tue great author "A
| one pesis to another
There In considerable excitement
smong the gamblers Of Sacramento because the GrsAd
Jury, while receiving evidence In regard 10 Chneso
gambling dens, secured enough testimony to warrant
| them In indictins twelve white men, running fsra
| games one OF tho victims being Q member Of the I'm.
| dieting body Itself.
The Canadian Minister of the interior
reports that there Of 90 Indians the Dominion.
of which number about 10000 belonging to untreaicd
tribes settled between Peace river and the United
States boundary In the Ave older provinces they have
personal property worth $3.50 es4 real estate wcrut
03J70s, and in invested capital the Of s2stAsrs.
"A strange custom has been preserved
In Nottingham, England, from remote times One Of
tho heads Of the family previous locking the street
door for the last time the year. carefully deposits
gold coin 10 close proximity 10 tho door, where II In
allowed 10 remain until the new year has been ushereH
In This believed TO insure the supply Of money for
the years necessitlcs
1T having come to the knowledge Of
tho "Good Tsmpisrs Of England that the white popu.
laon IN the United states Is stsgonstic to associa
ting with the colorod race they have passed resolu
tion. Of their last meeting London to the eject that
IL Americans are determined to establish distinction
of races in works OF humanity ana temperance, tho
order 10 England cannot hold further intercourse
with them as brethren.
-Tnplon nd ,nfbara moi a., th> bahia
Of staying NJ home with their babies The Lspps arc .
very religious people. and take long Journeys to
their pastors As Don 10 the family at the htta
wooden church. and the reindeer scuure the IA
thor shoves snug little bed In the snow aud s
Their wraps the baby In SKINS and deposits thereins
Then the father piles sround t. and the dog
set on guard. while the parents 40 decorously into the
church. Often many thirty babies may be seen
laid away In the snow about church.
The London Missionary Chronicle says
that Of the South African tribes. the uoltenots
surprisingly hard 10 convert To Christianity. and ready
to backslide. The Kanrs greatly superior. intel
leetualy and physically they have held nty
against Christian influences. There scarcely
genuine convert among them their resentful, warike
natures being bar to sympathy with the mssonarfes
teachings. Redouoed efforts being made In their
behalf Inc Zulus are equally unapproachable. The
Bechu comprising the other and much the largest
race In South Afrrs. are mid and tractaoe. They
take to Christany readily. the Christian Sabbath 10
generally observed In their territory and they CIV
ing up their nvmadc habits TO become culLvstors Of
| the coll
The Boston Advertiser publishes let
ter frvm weimar. written in far amusing styio
tn the author Intended She 1--WE INFER that the writer
is woman) has seen Llz wnereat abe IL exharated
As she sat listening to his playing she felt like his: 81
could scarcely believe my iden,ity-that was. In
deed, the very home and presence Of the worldre-
moved man. Never before had found mysef one or
such papitatngiy musical company. nor ever before
realized the expenditure Of the mnsicans fo hut.
alas her ecstasy was TO be ended by almost tragedy
She says: List takes two three turns about the
salon. But something has annoyed MIN, and he must
vent II one before he be perfectly
As he passes BY chairs he mutIers. abiding either
to US to some otheB who came In still later 'They
come IN here as to botel and do not even salute
me-. This cuts my friend. who. ike all the res' adores
her master to the quick She Jumps up, and rushing
after him seizes his hAnd Why. Herr Doctor IL
only because were afraid Of inerrupting that
we waited until the music over He molinss In
SANITY at her esrnestness and patng her shoulder
smiles and says in German. All right all right! and
she returns to her seat. But Il the drop too
much. The associations Of this room had almost
come her as 1t was and now the tears welled sud
kept Drumming quietly for the half hours
Jaw 0oud's editor oughtto send for this writer. The
| T,1buhe's fourth page yearus for her.
| THEN AND NOW.
| Time when Washington were honest and
| true.
/ Anu lNcu hUOrtu oally tOT tuo goOu tutt lneI
could do.
They sought their country welfare, self the altar
| Land,
And In her struggles. struggled too and toed, and
hoped. and prayed.
Aud when they met In council. no breast scheme cou.
| cealed.
Which would stain the countrYs honor, II by chance
| were revealed;
No member Cabinet then sold himself for gold,
Defrauding needy soldiers Tor the wealth which he
| rolled.
| No member Of the Cabinet could then have robbed the
| poor,
And clasDed hand in felo wshlp within the white
| House door;
For stern aud stAnch integrity was guardian of the
And no one dared TO enter who lacked honest
| face.
No leader Of whisksy Ring could have found protee
tion there,
For conscience bore q premium in the Presidential
| chair;
The hero Of tue White House In those od-fashoned
Never let guilty escsps-an suffered for theiS
| crimes.
But that many years ago. distant does II secnt
Now 10 the White House honest iaen Ike yant
| ished dresmI
selfseeking politicians, with greedy thirst for gain
Have climbed to many post OF trust their purpose 70
attain
And shielded by their station. Il With skIfD
| hand
Reap harvess for their pockets while they rob and
| spoil the landi
They the country statutes they safe beyond
| their reach.
And the Jaw that's written mems hearts taeyye only
| learned in speech.
They God guide them, love not their native
| soil;
| They see no beauty in the RI .ht, diGnity inton
lmbru:ed % their selnshnes whAt thnk that they
For the welfare of the people who were led place
them there7
ga who will save our country OH where shall help
be found?
Have all tAe noble the good been laid beneath ~
| ground?
on who will steer Us safely upon tue stormtoassd
| wave?
We are rushing fast to rain now, hopeless than
the grave.
on ye who love your land, aud filn wo4ld have
ube
A heritage Of glory Tor the children Of the free.