The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-11
SUNBE4MS.

III would require good many turns oP
the conscience crank to wiring confession out Of oro.
John sherman O"s
There Is no more dcplorahle sro,,,o,.
than that ola Hayes Democrat-a Democrat with -,
sand ont OF his craw
--Pcntecost, the evangelist, has been vorv
successful IN Nidlcown, Conn. A convert has si,en
him purse full oi money
In the battle on the stage NJ Wheel.
ing theatre Hrv stopped his INSPIRING ad toths
troops to aulihy At the leader OF the orchestra
If a tax Of 500 be placed ON every Chna-
man landing in CALIFORNIA, the imperial authorizes "a
rekin threaten to impose a similar Americans
landing in China.
At game Of fortune telling the other
day AT Sanirinsham the Princess Of wales toll by
the oracle that her would be to marry a wiiowcr
with twelve children
Holland has now followed Frances cx-
ample in establishing a commission the preservation
OF ancient monuments Its endowed with large funds.
and has lately issued an interesting report
.-Gilmorc's band will meet many similar
organizations at Paris from countries The fa-
nous orchestra Of La Scala Theatre OF Milan will givo
performance during the summer the Champs dc Mars.
Booth, as OhellO, left the imprint of his
painted moustachc On the lps OF Dessrr n BALTIMORE.
She tried to wipe oil the black mark but only spread ID
her facc and for once the wronged No died amid
uproarious laughter
A witness in Charleston Court refused
to sign deposition taken down in short hand on III,
ground that he could be compelled put his sigma.
ture to any document not in ordinary writing Tho
presiding Judge sent him TO jail for contempt and tho
case is to go TO the Supreme Court
Maud f.. Lord, the somewhat famous Bos-
ton spiritual medium, has been myserou'ly missing ora
week. She habtually carried several hundred dollars
with her. and her friends fear that she has been murders
ed by robbers The spirits with whom she has claimed
to be terms Of familiar intercourse, do not fore
ward with any Information
tn En.rlanI ba .laGa whom thu
Immortality is highest are the innkeep'rs For this
there be but causedrink The class highestin
the scale Of vitality the barrisers who are not rs
class distinguished for habits Of total abstinence Tho
death rate higher among clcrgymen than among laws
yers Hisa curious tact too, that mortality Is greabr
among solicitors who lead much less stirring and bust
ling lite. than among barristerA
There is nothing newer in this anti
waltz rage which Mrs sherman has iuauguatod than in
anything else under the sun In there was simar
agitation IN England led by straight laced barone,
who having written lines condemnins the dance.
was replied to thus;
Sir H. Z thinkseach Waiting miss
From every partner takes akiss'
Thstmakes them 10th to dance with him.
1t has been frequently said of the Turk.
A. an individual that he is very esumablc ucrson
long as he does not under European influence.
Midhat Pasha confirms this view. He was talking thu
other day TO an English statesman about the national
| character Of the Turk "You mistaken he said.
In assuming the osnauh to be eete. degenerate,
rupt and forth. On the contrary lac j., rule.
brave sober frugal and upright In fact he is capital
fellow until he knows how to speak French
tn Emperor Of Austria, on his visit to
Venice in 1919. conferred decoration upon Colonel q
the Italian in command OF the fortress OF Naniua.
The latter In accordance with the rules the service,
was compelled accept II; but few weeks ago hay.
| ing reagned his commission he at once returned thu
decoration to the Austrian Government saying hathd
did wish u hold honors from Emperor franeis
| nh xrhn in al IL d
| and had condemned himself 10 the same death
| The subject Of relief for the poor has
been eNhaustvey considered by official COMMISSIONER n
Boston, and their most important conclusion IS that as
sstance should be given charity not at ALL except Ia
inmates OF the alnshousc. They recommend that out
door RELIEF be refused entirely persons who needy
through incompetence crime and gwen only Tor very
short periods anybody They are Of the opinion hae
anshouses might be made through the indicious ems
poymen Of the inmates much less public burden than
| they now.
| George Sherry expects To he hanged
next month in Chicago but he does not seem To he dis
| mayed lie has four executions aud Is adding to
his knowledge 10y readn all about the subject He says
Amt pleasan to be hanged N course, aud
| amount TO much. after all I'm convinced that man
don't keep his moe'n few seconds alter he
strung up. even fhc chokes to death ami then therof
the probability that his neck will be broken killing HIM
instantly III ave 500 to be certain that 800, neck woui
| break. I'm going to die game, anyhow
According 10 annual custom the "Spital
| Sermon" was prcashei last Easter MONDAY At Chria
Church Newpar street, London by uie Bishop Ut Hers
ford. who staUd that the srnon was wwinah1
preached NJ the famous cross which was erected -
william Bourne a cuzen Of London. 700 il7 AMI had
been preached every year since except fDn- ne net
Of queen MARY. Ia, only since the Or,u .r l'ul"h
IN iis that % Ina Teen preached insily % 'hnrci Ia
Iord Ms,i AMI shcrids attend Ia state. aI u ur even
ing grand banquet To which about ~ 'r' invited Il
given at thc Manson House by the Corloriunu
Tho british M,,Icat .JJu,uul in -paI kin =