The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-18
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killed fellow patient
A girl in an Iowa seminary cut all the
hair from the head Of her sleeping mate in
tor a slight and hasbeen expelled by the faculty.
Maud Miller, daughter OF Joaquin Mill
leT has made her appearance in a speaking part
the stage In Oregon. She was dancer at Baldwin,
Theatre, San Francisco. last winter.
Why Charles Ballou wantonly defaced
books In the Pawtucket public library, in which he was
employed, by pouring ink on them and tearing ont
leaves nobody can imagine lie says he does not know
either but thinks the devil must have put him up
The Island OF Matacong, which, II IL said,
be ceded France. is situated one mile tho
main land VI Sierra Leone. In o. TO- north latitude. I
three miles circumference. and has port and
houses The population consists Of three hundred free
negroes and one European
1t appears from n report Of the Russian
Army Medical Department that Of the 4OnOo boyi
registered having been born In 1855, there were living
In is76-that is at the aye OF 2i-ony 6io0o or ASK
per cent In other words out Of seven boys born scarcely
more than three lived to be OF age.
Tho OSseFuQiOre Romano publishes a
Latin brief wherein the Pope cnoins that to the prayer
blessed be the Holy Immaculate Conception Of tho
Blessed Virgin Mary be added the words Mother II
Cod and that 20 whoever dovouty rccitcs these add
tonal words will be- conceded 800 DAYS indulgence.
A police order recently issued In Berlin
directs every traveller arriving there In the company Of
lady to furnish satisfactory evidence that the lady be-
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Student Love OF the Ohio Normal Coli
"fe put vi ","SN "'"pF'N " -. -.
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may nav "V," s'"''u guy 'u','''' VIZ wv ,
chair raeturing his skull and putting his nose awry
In the course Of recent debate in tho
German Parliament Count bc'husy' Ny sup OF 'hs
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Inc luca OF the separation ol AlSace anu
Lorraine Is gaining ground Prince bismarck personally
conferred on the occasion OF the Emperors ie'e win
several German princes VINO had gone 70 hernn ncuo
ing the King OF saNony ana 'e "'"nd puk'' o n"uoit
MooNenn"Is' ana "',n'a'' Az" '''' "' MI '"'" !" VIZ"
'hs plan WIN a'aNofApe eye
"A poor woman, VINO was lor nine months
an impatient in IT, Johns Hospital Tor Diseases OF tue
SKIN In London suffering eprosy in its most hor
rbe died March % This case the hospital au
thorues state shows that cprosy by means extinct
In Europe and it iorcby illustrates the necessity for the
's"ulshm.m OF leVcr warns
DR.. Philips, London physician VINO
IN lucrative practice IN the West End, has Just ~.
covered verdict of $4,000 against the Southwestern
Railway Company for Injuries 10 his spine rcccVodina
collision IN December 1877 lie will never be abs %
resume his pracuce. A. partial paralysis Is coming on
For three previous 10 the accident his procssu
income averaged 49,. 500 a year.
Only two cottages are being erected at
Se,,,ort Tor the coming season one Is owue, by VI
Phip Caswcil OF Boston founder OF the New YORK drug
firm Of Caswcll. Hazard Co Itisin the Queen Anne
style OF architecture and stand. In commanding posi-
ton surrounded by twenty Of beautiful grounds
The will be- siOnuoO The other cottage belongs
70 Mr. T. ; Taegart a retired New York merchant
A meeting was called in Eureka, Cal. TO
express dsapprobaton Of senator Cominss course IN the
Legislature but before IL had been called to order the
sen,t,r himself walked in toni the piatforn and mazda
brt spe,eh in defence OF his acts Then he went down
among the audience shook his fist In the faces OF men
who had started the movement against, him drew re.
voly.r and dared anvboiv to present the resolutions
The meeting was formally adjourned.
| MIR Gibson PROPRIETOR OF the Gibson
Uouss Cincinnati ooed Mas Bunce but his Oh.
ected IN tho match and he although a. wears old con.
formed 10 their wishes Miss Buncc held him TO his en-.
gagemcnt however until lac had bought her release for
KlOnn Ia notes OF $1,000 each Auerward he renewed
his courshp. and she gave him back the notes where.
upon he cut her acquaintance That's the story as told
| by Miss Bunce in her suit for damages
| The newspapers of San Francisco look
| ing back A few month";. have discovered anotber epi.
demic there This time IL is an epidemic Of official fraud
II opened with the tragic death Of an extax collector
and the revelation that no had done away with over
quarter Of million Of dollars OF the cits money Then
came an exposure Of frauds in cleaning contracts
closely followed by startling revelations Of frauds in tho
Public school Department Next came numerous frauds
IN street work and finally the exposure " criminal MA
npulauon Of warrants and ecruneass Of Indebtedness
based upon street openings involving loss of $4,000
| A return presented TO the French Lcgis-
lauve Chambers shows that there are 80 non author
tied religious orders having establishments In France
They have, IN all, 3H houses and 74ii members Tho
most numerous Z these the Jcsuts with 10 HOUSES
and 4g7 memters; then the Trapnists. with -
houses and 49, members, afcr whom stand the Fran
ciscans, with ~ houses and 400 members and ule
Cnpuchns with 81 houses aud members The remain
der dWindle down from the Carthusians with 1873
hers TO the frcres Minmes who stand appropriately
al tie bottom of the list, with two members All these
orders are not engaged In education The Jesuit schools
number only -. VITA sas teachers
MIR. Iennyson, walking I'm London park
the other dav met writer who dc scrhc the poet TINS.
"Ile looked tall some What stout round ,houler,i AMI
he walked with stick as though the govt werc hanging
| about ms legs or ieet lie had a long beard which
almost buried his face and wore tair IT Iarpe round
| Chinese looking spectaces lie had on a very broad.
/ brimmcd. weathcr.worn felt hat dark trousers and
CATERS several undereoats or Jackets covered all over
hya thin shabby looking red tweed dust coat buoned
very tightly A. though It were much too small Tor him.