The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-09-28
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Two negrogrs in Early. On. hcld
| playmate under wa" Tor fun until life was extinct
The British 'onsul In pekn puts tho
deaths from famine in hina a, 7.0o.on Tn. ,ro.t.'
| OF shansi alone lost 5OJun
--Empcrors are nrvous NOWADAYS. A man
wHsarrc stcd In Vienna Tot tempting to throw harr1
bundle into the imperial cfriage
-" nave somcwhos pawncd my wcdlin,
ring FOR drink isan Hivcrtinent in n herman par.r
Tho holder viii please send 1c his addrc,.~
John SILK OF Bosto assaulted n lo,,o
man, surposng that there woulp, no rc.i.nn,. ,v,t
received probably fatal blow othc head from the erin
| Pies crutcl
| The Cinnamon OF Sa Francisco are
again cndeavorng to stop the cutts Off Of ou,uc. N.
prisons Of that city. A test easel. being made NJ
Chinese prisoners suit against theshern for SIMON
| damages wi ''''
The Manitoba Indian canot get any in.
'oNc'tins liquor to drink The iIudsn nav comp,ny,,
inncNibe rule sgmns, selling liquor to indian. b, s
adopted by the Canadian Government mi Tho 49,,
| police are detailed " enforce IT, "'
| -Jeii Dunlap, aged H. stolca horsa IN
Glover Valley. Cal. pie bareback ten allie, asa, a..
completed his ouiht " taking A saddle Ran. 49,.
AMI revolver from miiers cabin. lie ha made n w..
mind to become robbei but wa, ARE sted VIII ~
| wait for stage coach jug"
| Father Bcssonles m Indlanon,l,s c,,L
lie priest improved the frtrrnl service, ol ,,, ~,
who was brntav killcd by rejected lover IN ,,,r,
check 10 the frequency OF nGdcr In that secon nv IN.
es'ouoh o' tue pHrdomhS paser OF the Go'ernor and
allowing seven to convict out iury q, t,,e,vc
Rochester clcrgyma have opened war
Oh liquor sellers and the Excic Comp,i.sio,cr, me-.
saloon Keeper ti said has bccn,ilowed IN eli f ,
years without license because he rs polticai i,nucp.
The Commissioners are accused Of crurine then.c,c,
and OF accepting brihes There Is toc an iuvc,,y,,or
A Lawrence priest came ear MARRYING
| the wrong couple. Arriving At thcchurch where .
wedding to take place. he found Nunv man and
young woman waiting. aud, supposng hat they we,,
the persons to be married called them don Ia IN. alta,
and began tile ceremony before their eonuon womb Ia,
them object
George b. Browning OF Rutltd VI
was knocked down and robbed OF watch ad sa7 An
money. aud much hurt that he must die w,u,.
| H. May. young fellow who was married "a nex,
morning and found to have sold Brownings yn,ch
| and bought the wedding ring with the proceed b,.
| been arrested rs tho probable murderer
o." Gcm'lcn." said Brother Gardner, AFRO.
ported by the Detroit re, Pr,,s death mus. com u
! aL We cart escape a. Some Of will bc hung So,
drowned, some burned IN IN barns git shot by,
police. but 1t win he death jus lie same Let us htv q,
cabiis IN order. an ictus be 'spccun visit from la
witeaced angel who moves sofIly dat hear not
an who strikes so swinly dat men hcv no escape"
The cost OF living is oven less now than
before the Rents even lower than In 1901 ami
many articles Of daily consumption wcrc never atlcV
price Flour prior ;o the rebellion brought 81 30 bar
rel and is the same price to-day Molr-cc. sold ni59
cents and stills at IS Butter was tribe under the
present quotation Coffee IN 1851 averaged 2Si cent,
aud Is to-day ~ Hams were 94c.. against lpe
present price. Fuel lower than them and the
average Tor coal for 1879 Is less than ever II has
touched 81 per ton. while before the It averaged
- so and in 1875. 1887 and 1895 could not be
less thansi0
Postmaster Jones OF Crook City, In tho
Black llis has fallen into disgrace local nrwsI
tells the story 1.-THE people Crook City believe he has
gone for good and rcunons being circulated tho
appointment OF new Postmaster. At the last game q
poker he played there he made grab for the pot said to
represent sl25. and claimed his money accusing TIC
other players OF cheating lie made good his grab by
usns 10 give II up at the point OF revolver daring no
holder Of the weapon shoot him was clear car Sc
81 DESPERATION he had Invariably lost and probably
this his only chance secure sufficient money 10
| eave the country with
The Cairo and st. Louis Railroad Com
rany issued tickets good for twenty-five cents each.
bearing the proviso that COMPANY would not redeem
them II used FOR other purpose than the payment Of
meal by an employee the road. They nncy cn.
gTaNcd. printed ON bank note paper. and paid
in large numbers Tor various purposes II supposed
that the object of their issue that they might ccu.
late Ms currency. Tic general manager has been IN
dictcd under United States statute which SAVE 40
person shall make issue circulate or pay out any no
check, memota ndun. other obligation for lcn sum
thnn ~ intended TO circulate ~ money ~ be- received
or used ia lieu OF lawful money OF the United states
Oscar Barring, an accomplished and ser.
saue windler. has been convicted larceny in Egin
VI lie went 20 Cnsteton last June. put up at ie lest
hotel hired livery without number aud cut iasa
- tho son Of New York millionaire lie pnshfi .n
self into society. borrowed money from all who se
lend and made love 70 wives and daughters Feit:
young. good looking well educated, and elegant in
ner and having fashionable foreign accent iessns
address. and the reputation OF being wealthy lie tss
won favor among the fSir .cx and MADE numcroa.ccr
qucstt Runner says that he became engaged 10 tersi
| young women. and, when he dccampcd l,a,irs f.''.
livery. and other bills unpnii he took with him ti .I
wntche. OF Mrs. Fleetwood and her daughter, Ioias'
last offence he owes his arrest
Samuel l.. Rockrclow went to the o.l,cs
oi The county CLERK IN Rochester and ordered .cArc
upon property he about 10 purchase He rec ivi
the search aud paid the Relying upon the scach
| he made the purchase OF the land. farm II s.ls.
qu'ny appeared tina, the record OF moteagc OF about
s5oo had been omitted by the clerk or deputy In his
search Mr. Rockfelow brought suit against ccrs.
claiming s5fn damages by reason OF the neglect The
case was sharply contested The issue seemed n turn
upon the liability the clerk based upon the quest on
to whether his act In making the search is judicial OF
ministerial The decision by Judge sill gave rdgncn,
against the County clerk The will undoubtedly b.
appealed and ast said e. he the drs reported case o.
Mrs. Lincoln of Boston has two tame
iion,-ercat tawny. handsome beasts about two year,
and half old She taoK them when they were frs,
torn and has brought them M AZ hou.ohOld rcs Until
very lately they In her parlor and went about tho
house freely dog would but The city authorize,
requested that they should be kept under some restraint
They now live room back " the paror and opcnr.
into II by grated door which Is a. I've strong but
which il often open Mrs Lincoln goes in and OUT "
the room, playing with the lions petung thcm AMI max
| Ing them do their tricks. when saw them siqs =
correspondent uf the Worcester Sy, "'w, =. 't.
lion is called, was eating hts breakfast nnl il 10
90 he disturbed. However. at Mrs Lincoln
be- stretched up an his hind paws, to show how t- -
WAS rolled over. Nnd did other inianule tricks Yrs
Lincoln then opened tile low parlor window ani tia'
pleasantly, Martha, little girl here. AM o., trot
tel The onoss. who was taking her morning wak DO ne
narrow yard Both lions Kiss AIRS Lincoln. AMI she nat
no fear OF them They seem IN her thorouglf tame
In spite Of their hearty diet II that size cann,
| understand how any visitor can he AFRAID
Some Philadelphia actors sent letter
TO the Mayor asking him. VI the trustee, OF ts
Edwin Forrest Home 10 explain why that institution
was not opened 10 the persons for whom It was int nci
The Philadelphia Tms gives the reason. which IL mat
the estate has not yielded sufficient money 80 carry out