The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09
SUN EAMS.

snow In northern Illinois.
Victor Emanuel IL more liberal in be.
slowing decorations than any other sovereign
Tho Rev. DR.. OsgOOd SAYS that the gcns
eral influence Of the Episcopal Congress In hsoiy was
STRONGLY In favor Of generous practical work hI.
name comprehensive cuiture."
Germany, Austria, France, and Italy
have adopted the forage biscuit for the Of cavlr,
the ned This OF compressed horse food is duo
to Russian experiments In Bugaua.
William l.. Vaughn, principal of public
school IN Covingon KY. cctur,d on "The Duty Of Go,d
Example, on the following day he arrested tor ba.
my. deserted wife having arrived from Canada
A dramatic company went westward
early In She with play called Love Among the
Roses;n but they out Of money in the interior q
Ohio and had to the managers trunks tocct home.
There Ia said to be considerable cxpor-
tation of white birch wood New Hampshire to Eng.
land to be made into thread sroc- over ono miiloa
exported last year, and the demand Is ncrcas
ing
Considerable attention IL being paid in
Mexico the production Of eoe, that industry having
been largely developed within the past About
100000 pounds annually exl orted from vera
Cruz.
The Turkish military music is moro
noisy than meloiious Drums and cymbas take promi
inent position bands The people love music hui
their music Is learned by ear. and among the comnoh
people a scientific musical instrument is not seen
Recent severe storms In the Adriatid
the very successful fishing IN the IN
goons Venice The Ash driven up into the shat
lows and taken in immense quantities At one single
point 1000 cells caught In a couple OF nights
-Sprinkling the streets with salt watcd
has been tried in Santa Barbara. Cab and loud com
plants made that the water, besides being foul q
SMELL Injuries the vehicles, because 1t dries slowly de-
stroys the paint and and cuts the metal work
There was row In the Evangcline
burlesque company in Chicago. Nat Goodwin AT
.d far fharn erfor IA W
fair Eliza weathcrbv accompanied him TO Police eourt
and Mechanically insisted standing at his side 10
the prisoners box.
When Theirs was President OF Francs,
he ordered copies the Louvre OF all the mastc rpiecet
sculpture and painting in the great museums and ga
eries Italy Germany and SPAIN to be made BY French
artists The collection was begun and pushed under III
administration. but has not yet been completed
Texas made this year 700, 900 bales Of cots
ton FROM which will be obtained s4ooooOpo pounds II
seed. This seed. converted into oil woull bring over
slIOoODO The total exports Of cotton from the port 4
| Galveston during the season lust closed were fo3si4
bales Of which 25e US went TO foreign and 2s s1 to DO
nestle ports,
| That the ocean has its region OF calms ID
wellknown fact; hut that there Is such quarter %
land not generally understood II is claimed. howe
that there is just such quiet region and that
due to this natural phcnomc that the climate OF Ke
lucky Tennessee, and the northern portions OF MissiS
| sippi. Alabama, and Goorgia Is 80 congenial
Mr. Bnnnel went out to cut wood In d
forest near Crawfordville Ind and while at work bui
let was sent from gun into his shoulder I'd
went home and a week recovering Then he re-
turned his choppns obe again shot wi,hou, warming.
| This time he wa, two weeks in getting well lie is pref
| PAIRING to move away from the neighborhood
| A band of robbers lying in wait in Ne<
vada stage in which large amount Of tire assrc waa
tobe shipped were informed OF the departure Of the ve-
hice from Eureka by conederate's signal fire on tho
top Il mountain nearly thirty miles distant This IRE
| afs pH "a
the desperate encounter the result and the
| robbers all XII led or captured.
The youngest son Of the Queen Of Dude,
in Inds after completing his studies at Cambridge Eng.
land has gone TO Paris preparatory to continental
tour Queen Victoria i his guardian He receives $780,
90 pension from the British Government for having
coded to 1t his regal rights and has been sppontca
Lieutenant in the Seventeenth Regiment Of infantry, sta.
toned at quebec lie will JON it alter his travels lie
| skin j. quite dark.
The traces Of twelve foreign languages
are easily disungushablc the various dialects spoken
alone the frontiers and coasts OF Italy They Grocx
at Rcsgo Calabro AMI near Naccio in Corsica Alhan-
IN sicily and Calnbria. Arabic In Malta and the island
OF Sardinia. Bulgarian in the province OF Mosc caala-
nanin Nshero provongaln the province OF Nice French
in the valley OF Aosta Romance In Tcino and Trent Bur-
eundian In the valleys of Aosa scsa. Magsa, Bavarisn
in the province OF Verona and in the Friu waachian
the .trian peninsula slave in the friul and T-ta.
Two young lovers in Vermont, who
would we'd without their friends knowledge. started for
Wcsport the other day. bat found acrward that they
could not complete the journey until the next day They
couldn't home unmarried, otheN drove to Pauton ana
asked III, Rev Mr. BROOKS o. unite them He could noe
perform the ceremony without Incense from the proper
town official That unohtainahlc as they ar
from home. The brdeer,om mt upon the idea Of ovad-
Ing the law by ont of the state. So the three with
two Witnesses got into boat and rowcd out into
Lake Champlain where the kiot satisfactorily tied.
The trade in alcohol and alcoholic spirtA
is suffering great depression II Is hcset with many di.
culucs among which The discovery Of pctroc um,
the Large Increase in the EUROPEAN manufacture OF alco.
ho the decrease in the that article American
lures, the greatly increased consumption o lagof
beer and the establishment of that industry tho
growth Of American wines ana hrandes Previous to
the discovery OF petroleum very large portion OF tho
alcohol made IN the United States turned into burns
INK nuid. or usd substitute for the expensive
animal and fsh oils In the manufacture Of alcohol tllia
country had once almost an exclusive monopoly.
An old military custom has been revived
in the French army. Some time ago an arucryman Il
the Fourteenth Regiment named Chasscfere lost hi. lifo
at FIRE in Tarbcs while hcrocay endcavoring to savS
the life oi ms Captain The General commanding the an
vision has Just ordered that the Of Chasscuce shan
be- called At the parade of his corps every day
month"; and that the Bustdier in charge ol his squad
shall answer, "Mnfe IN b,,fs " 1hi. reminds what
was done in the case Laour dAuycrgne "hrs srcns&
dicr OF France" liz name Tor sung at nd
morning roll call and the proud response siyen ~
the senior sorle mt. "Dral ON the fyld Of honor'
-ASoottish traveller. who stopped for n few
hours I'm city the interior India caught eumpsa
OF whit, woman in native dress She in pnlkii
borne on the shoulders oi slaves which indicated thai
her rank was high. ON the following day she a
mos,asc to him that he the hr.t European she lad
seen since her chdhooi that she red bens.
dras-cd away from her family, while their house waa
burning when she was five year. Old; that her name
Wa, Lucy. that She had grown up the natives,
had forgotten the English lau-ua-c. AMI tine Of
an Indian prince and that ''y desired to inquire OF the