The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-30
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Gardens who cut the tigers toe nails lately.
Lord Bcaconsflcld is said TO have taken
a house at Chaplain London suburb hitherto guileless
Of and given mp to cvangclicalm anil banking
Senator GordOn's sheep ranch in Georgia
compress 1900 Negro coLvicts will enclose II
with stone wall, seven miles OF which have been
peted
In Spirituallst meeting at Whitman
tic Conn. sat between two Of his wives, and
third was Just behind him. There seemed he en-.
nnty in the party.
Several Vassar school girls were found
fencing in the gymnasium with broomsticks. prors.
sor told them that such accomplishment would not
help them to secure husbands
Just as the neighbors had gathered
around the body Mrs Weir. in Memphis aud begun 10
talk about the good qualities Of the dead old lady ho
sat up and Joined in the conversation.
The cost OF the late Durham strike in
England is estimated at t3.2O0Oo nearly halfis borne
by the men without reckoning interest It puicd
that 1t will take "a years to make the sum lost
A former hotel manager writes TO q
Vienna paper that 10 Per cent Of the names given as q
guests from America Japan India &C, in German lead
ing hotels. are ialse announcements made with view
to gain custom.
Tho total average attendance Of each
pupil In the Chicago public schools is only 40 days. yet
the system u instruction concmplatcs course OF twelve
years The said to be about tie IA all the
large cities OF the United States
Packages warranted to contain the
means OF suro death for potato bugs, without poison,
sold at fair In Tiinoi> Each contained two
blocks Of wood o, which was written Place
the bug ON this block aud smash him with the other
In the course OF very stormy debate in
the French Chamber, lately, the excellence Of " Gam
bettas cgarswas saurcny referred to from the tribune,
A. was the arisocrauc proficiency Of hs cook Tho
climax was reached with the remark that NJ Ganbetta
hasa bathroom
-Kemmlcr. who killed his children AZ
Holyokc Mass still maintains that lac had moral rsht
do lie pleased with their lives lie isan educated
German aud the author In that language Of devotional
book. containing prayer and hymn for every DAY ia
the year. His sanity is doubted.
Peter Igo of Lawrence, Mass, was very
poor aud very proud Being out OF work ard money lie
did not make ms plight known, but fed his wife and
child on bread and water, aud went without any io'- 40
an himself A messenger. who went TO tell him Of .
chance tor work. found him dead from starvation
A bridegroom at Grinnel Iowa, re-
ccived a cigar By mail accompanied by the written -
suramco would be found 10 be of an uncommony
good flavor. The bride recognized the handw itne az
that Of rejected sutton and unrolled the cigar TO hnd
several grains Of strychnuc IN the end that smoker
would bite OF.
"A deputatlon OF Common Councillors
lately waited ON the father OF penny postage sir Row
land Hill al Hampstead four miles from London. pre-
sent MIN with the freedom OF the city Of London Sir
Rowland said that letter was now carried at lower
rate from Egypt 20 San Francisco than In is;o was
charged Tor carrying Il from London to Hampstead
The Dunkard Church forbds man TO
| marry divorced woman George Hoover, 81 llssrrS
town Ind. was a Dunkard. yet he married wonaa
| who had been divorced. Tie Church warned hun te-
| iofehand. and expelled him aftcrward The expulsion
greved him much that lac released TO eat aud starved
himself to death, in spite II his wife's entren's
| Marvin Banning, before dying Mt Had
| "a "a no Nult N
bag q buttcrnuts and that bonds TO equal ancuBt
were buried a cellar. He -, aud for many wars
had deprived himself Of sufficient food and Gre iis
| sole diet salt pork and coarse bread. and 70
lived by himself Ills property goes to needy sister
Clara Owsley Of Stanford, KY, saw
nothing in the difference q year. between her
and that OF C. p Burton 10 prevent her irUm ACCEPTING
him as a suor but her father told Burton ihat go Naa
far too od to Ciaras husband, and warned hm
never nigh her again. Burton waited until he
saw ows,y start village ten miles away. anh heu
hurried visit the nrl owsiry returned UNEXPECTEDLY.
found the pair In the paror together. and shot Burton
twice the wounds slight and while The father
safely away in jail, Burton and Clara got MARRIED.
beginning with Aug. q and ending on
sept %. all the operations connected with rcsuiai
siege will be carried out at ngolstadt IN bavaria The
defence OF the fortress Will be ntrusted to Maior Gch
Brandt while attacking forces will be under the com
mand ct Major Gen Won Der Tam. The uool MHnl
part In the siege operations will conssto three Ierenu
infantry. regiment ui loot ultllrfA uNt
OF light cavalry two batialions ut engineers, %. compA
ny OF railway artaccrs. aud dctichncnts Of tNo aal
ions the military train. Tie attack will b, manly di
rectcd against portion o The south front OF Che fortress
the right bank OF the Danube, not yery TAR rom INC
central railway station
A mining engineer, writing to the l. m
don Tu,s' about the inadequate ventilation of tc Metro.
pohtan Underground Railway. says that while travelling
that line recently he became almost suocata ~ the
poisonous atmosphere and had to be assisted uut OF tho
train before reaching his destination On apl ~ al a
druggists Tor restorative the latter Instantly exc AIMED;
oh see. metropolitan Railway" and at once poured
ont wine glass Of a peculiar nuid, which produced
the desired effect when asked whether he often had
@Snehe asss ho replied. why, bless you. sir We have
man s.~l4esses day" This is denounced as DIS
graceful state OF " Wv :. the ia'' mat h' r"'"'
can easily be ventilated by i'c cr-cA- .aLlG ans
Mary Hollis father was Weather than
any other in Woal>ou County, kansas ana $40
received more careful education than was usually DE-
slowed upon the girls Of that Part OF the county her
parents intended that she should marry professional
man, but she IeTNerscy Tell IN love with Jan, l'uuT"
young farmer who not at all the man iieA ""nn
have chosen. Ashburn and Mary were mar,Na S'''uJ'
The secret got out and Ashhurn said that NcA nhtAs
well confess the truth to Mr. and Mrs Holt 'ahms tho
oonseq 1enceS Mary was terrified by uc dei she h'd
always been obedient and she knew that ler p-rn"
grief and Disappointment would he deep Rather than
through the ordeal she poisoned herself To death with
vivo her, aud his friends guarded him closely Ia prevent
him from committing suicide hut while lis~" ,iuh raj
procession was passing the house he obtained pistol
. and shot himself His aim Wild, however aud the
wound not fatal
The London Economist remarks that the
hrn Of Rothsehid has generations succeeded ~
keeping lis Affairs snguary secret and has hcen woudcr
fuly exempt from lawsuits defauung agents aud spend
thrift partners 1t is virtually the banker OF iye grea
Governments The late Baron guided Tor thirty years th
more important business OF ive great hnancc n
firms. composed OF many individuals knew the pecia
condition OF all European treasures and selected aR
controlled scores of agents remarkable about ul
great hrm is that II hasdone mischief and has cisc
the temptation 10 form alliances with particular states
| parties Tile Baron was accused wagng
with rivals or making revolution or OF entering INT
speculaons outside OF his business Although great cap
talists great loan mongers and, Avowedly Hebrews
Hebrews the hrm has, moreover by the tact and mot
Grafton displayed by its controlling head entirely ovc
come the dislike which all but universally fastons upo
such men The Ednomia regards the ato Baron as one
the greatest men, n not the greatest, II his kind
-Epes Sargent has discovered anothe
spirtunlistie medium to whom he pins his faith. tn
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