The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-17

that he "has obtained evidence that
the bright lines In the solar chromo-
sphere are lines chiefly due 10 the not
yet isolated bases Of the fourteen so
called elements. the solar phenomena
in their toialiiy being due to dissocia-
ton at the photosperic level and ASSOC
citation at higher levels. Thus vcrii-
cal currents in the solar atmosphere,
ascending and descending cause in.
tense absorption in the sun.spots. Their
association with the faculas and the
apparently continuous spectrum ofthe
corona, and It's structure thus finds ca.
~ solution We had suspected as
much ourselves, and recent expert
mcnts convince rs that DR.. Lockyer
is "blind Fight in saying what he docs
above.
Henry +. STANTON OF the leo
man, and +. II. Taylor, Jr., the de-
feaied candidate for Mayor, had lit
tie difficulty a few days ago, over
matters growing out Of the canvass,
in which Major Stanton came out de-
cidedly best. This little episode, how
ever, threw him out of his regular
groove and may account for his cred
iting number of our articles of last
week, to the Jcssdmine Journal I'm
der the circumstance, we can excuse
the error.
T. ID. LovErr. late Chief Engineer
Of the Cincinnati Southern r. r., has
turned up as Contractor on a narrow
guage Railroad from Jerusalem to
Joppa. in the Holy Land, Mr.. Low
EFT was mighty badly wanted few
days ago to tell the Investigating Com
mittee what had become Of a consid-
cradle amount Of funds that couldn't
be accounted for by the Board of
Trustees of the G. S. X. II.
ALI over the State suit is being
entered against persons too poor to
subscribe for a paper, but rich enough
10 put their ks to the swindling con-
tracts made by the indianapolis Med
ical Works. We took a look at those
"works' the other day, and there isn't
room in them for a dose of croton oil
to work. Hogan in CD.
Two more Congressman have died
since our last issue, making eight
deaths in the House of Representa-
tives within year. Julian Hart
ridge, a talented young member from
Georgia, of pneumonia, and Schleider
from Texas, Of Erysipelas, are the
last victims.
Tm Legislature of Virginia, has
adopted a resolution providing for a
conference with the State creditors. 1t
is expressly understood, however, that
the present rate of taxation shall not
be increased in furtherance of any set
Element that may be decided upon.
A DISPATCH from Philippopolis
states that n railroad tram fell into
the river Orda, Saturday, and that a
Russian General, several other officers
and 200 men were drowned. The ac-
cident was caused by the breaking
down of the bridge.
! EMMETT LoGAN's little item in the
Com.ier-Jouraal about chilled plows,
&c, shows the remarkable versatility
OF that genius. He is just as famil-
lar with such things as he is with the
short comings Of the rural ROSTERS.
The Somerset Reporter estimates
the total loss by the late flood and
break up on the Cumberland River at
$4,000. a large portion of the new
dams lately constructed by the gov
eminent has been washed out.
Mrs. ANDERSON, o. New York,
has just completed the remarkable
task of walking twenty-seven hun
bred quarter miles in as many quarter
hours. Her legs are certainly the
best part Of her anatomy.
A STATEMENT of the condition of
the late German Bank in Cincinnati,
Adae Il Co., Proprietors, shows its H.
abilities at 500, 900 and its assets at
100000. No wonder the creditors
had the firm arrested.
The concealed weapon law in South
Carolina is the kind to have. The
fine is not less than 5000 nor more
than 81 200 and Imprisonment; for
not less than six nor more than twelve
months.
IT is reported that Judge Hunt, on
account of i'll health. will be retired /
from the Supreme Bench, at a salary |
of $4,000. and that Hon. Stanley |
Matthews will be appointed to I'll his |
place. ..f
OSE million dollars of Cincinnati I
Southern Bonds were awarded by the .
Trustees yesterday TO Boston firm at I
1902. 7s4-l0O0 per cent. and accrued /