The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-26
Sun HEAHS.

| freedom, the negroes arc increasing In numbers
Six Spanish journals are being sue,lbv
the Government for insnuaung that the late Queen Asr
| cedcs poisoned
Munich is to have an international Art
Exposition year similar to that Of IseO Prepare
| tons making for 1t already.
Bismarck found Disraei the only man
| he had met for time really worth talking to uh
painful to reflect that this after the visit cf the hya
| ciuthian Stoughton - Berlin
1t is curious circumstance that night.
ingaos entirely avod certain counties in In land They
abound In Kent but never heard in Dcvonshire
| though both southern counties
In fifteen years from now, according &c
Wendell Philips woman will hold the spear and shield
| in her own hands" To many the spear will he ne
more formidable weapon than the present poker tonga
-Adclina Patti and Nicolini have beer
persuaded after repeated refusals appear in Berlin
They have been engaged Tor two nights at ioU mark
about g. 500 night but may stay as long the de
| maud will warrantit
On the sth inst, on leaving a concert,
two women IN Partisan fashionable life had a i.t anc
nail hght to the great amusement Of number coach
men aud fooimcn who surrounded them. one was tn,
sister Of very rich manufacturer, and the other t
wife Of a sub project
There was youth Of 10 recently at thu
Paris Rcformatory Institution for Boys who gave motto,
that he not liberated at certain period he would
Kill himself No attention was paid to his threat and
tile hour named he Jumped from high flight OF starsu
the stone floor below. Death was instantaneous
1t was maintained by the famous chem
st Iebg that drunkon ncss could be cured by chang
Of food Lcipsic woman whom he had advised 10 try
IL In the Of her husband, confirmed sot came
him week later How did it work - asked Acbis.
Not ALL" she answered, he gets Just drunk
rice aud milk
Alexandria in Egypt is threatened with
water famine. The canal thirty miles long. supplying
it from the Nile, has become almost dry. II is ehoked
| iafu lv
higher up their cotton crops The old Roman estcrn
have mostly been broken up for building material ant
| thOse remaining too ioui tor use.
According to the Cracow Gas, the Nj.
hists in Kien seeking exort money IRON all the
rich erclants aud landowners under the threat Of
sssuaton A wealthy Russian lady named ramars
who refused 10 pay backmai. has been poisoned, and
| escapes from prison common to
| plclty on the part OF the warders and gendarncs
| -Ogontz, the former residence Of Jay
| Cooke. aicw miles from Philadelphia, has had no
pants for our years Tie house $50 stone very Spacious
land the grounds beautiful The man In change OPEN
the windows week ~ give the interior airng
hut all the has been removed. Signs OF neglect
arc numerous Cooke lives quietly in Philadelphia.
On the 18th of May very large nuns
her Of locusts settled portion of the Madra, line Of
railway, covering the rails for some distance A pass
| ing train crashed thousands Of them and the
gu,nous substance from their bodies rendered the rails
so slippery that the wheels refused to rcvoyc and tho
had TO be brought stAndsiil and Tie wheels
| cleaned before the tram could proceed
| Among the British Indian troops now
quartcrcd at Malta thcr, are some black jews membeu
| oi the community of the Bnai Israel. cxistns the
OF Malabar They clam 10 be descendant. u tho
Jews by King solomon To India to collect yory aud
precious stones 1hcy dner very materially from other
jew. in many OF ur religious ceremonies aud only Oh
| serve the Jewish sabbath and the Passover.
The festive officers and soldiers Of tho
Russian army who ptomcnalcd the streets OF Constants
nope n,d the drinking saloons have been succeeded
| by the English OF the n,ishbonng feet who conduct
themselves with greater propriety than their prodeces
sors but do not spend nearly 81 much money The chief
pleasure OF the Inhabitants at present Is visit
T. the British fleet To which, through the cordially oi
Admiral Horribly, they are al welcome
A correspondent of the Golos speaks Of
the rough tone in which Bismarck addressed the Turkish
representatives AT the late Congress when they protested
asAn- the occupation 10y Austria OF Bosnia and Here.
go,ina " DO you really suppose. 20 said he that we
here to consider the interests Of Turkey We arc
here the interests Europe the peace Of Europe.
what do you Turk wans You don't want to retire to tho
A-iatc side IT the Hsuorus Nry good you shall not
retire. Your be pitched INTO II you prolc sting p"
An ingenious ease Of countcrf,iting coin
recently discovered NJ Hoshungabad. IN India
Natives when TESTING mohurs other gold CON, gcner
ally take them jcweer to have hol, drilled half
way through them Tor the purpose OF seeing that they
are OF genuine metal The eoinera iewelcr by trade,
manufactured silver limitations OF gold mohurs and
having drilled two three holes halt way hrong them,
to make it appear that they had been ed.
thicky gilded them by these he. soma
time, imposed even on members OF his own cram, I'LL
willy than the others proceeded to test soma
! OF the counterfeit coins Tor himself
The Duchess of Galiera has determined
To bestow the whole OF her splendid collection OF paint
ugs. sculpture and other works OF art the Lou
Vrc, at first supposed probable, but the Of
ran, together will museum which the Duchess Ia
about t. have constructed in the middle OF q args
square, formed NJ her expense between the Rue Morny
and the avenue OF the Tracadero. The plans for The
building have, 1t is said already been prepared by
Gnain the city architect The project has bee laid 10
lore the municipal authorities whose acceptance is mol
limited by any petty conditions The Duchess simply
supulates that the square aud the shall both
bear her name.
AT the recent annual meeting Of the I'm.
peria Medical Society OF the Caucasus paper
WAS read by DR. Dubelir the sanitary state Of th.
army OF the Caucasus from April 10. 1877. 10 Feb 10
1879 From the ngurcs given, 1t would appear IN.
losses from sickness and wounds during ten month";
amounted 70 i3,7Sn men. or 50 cent OF tie tots
strength. OF these $50 killed fold
battle $50 died Of sound, in the ambulancos and hos
pAls and esTi were. according 10 Dr. Dubehr carried
on by sickness The principal cause OF the nortaht,
during the last four months Uphus, 36O7 deaths 10
INK credited 10 that disease. ~ per the
, mortality from all causes
I "A novel will case was recently brought
before Judge Warren Dublin The testator was lyiu
III with typhus fever and sent for two persons whom h
intended to name bis executors They objected. how
ever togo into an infected house and table and chair
were therefore placed outside the window ofthe SICK man
room In such position that he could the persons 81
ting AT the table of commune alton between
those outside and the fever patient boy who had aoAd
suffered nom auhus. and was therefore considere'
fever proof s,,c,d for carrying instructions to IN
will makcr, The rstatur executed his will by maxim
ms mark under the alton OF the witnesses who At
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