The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-29
SUNBEdMS.


that s1egedn the sodom and Gomorrah Of Hungary.
and says that the flood retribution.
Over four thousand dollars was lately
paid at an art sale IN London Tor old Chelsea
OF y pieces 1t had deep blue band and rich gliding
The Philadelphia Times says that boz
cause Clubber Williams remains Police Captain "peo.
pie who goto New York will have carry shoguns to
protect themselves"
The Rev stephen Rasco, Baptist pastor.
and Postmaster at Mattcwan Mich is said be insane-
There has been nothing in his pulpit conduct but
In the Post ONCE he stole money from letters
A crazy woman i'm Lawrence, Mass, be-
levng that she d,inely commissioned assassnatd
Father Coleman. sprang the chancel rail, In St
Mays Church. and luugcd at him with knife.
An elephant died recently in Calcutta
which Is said to have been ridden by Warren Hastngs
when Governor General Of India hundred years ago.
lie may probably have been so years old at that time
John G. Cheney is according TO his ada
vcrtiscments vcrmonts gifted young temperance ora
tor" but his labor In Northampton Mass has been in-
errupted by his arrest Tor bgamy lie has three wives
Establishments for the refining OF pc
troleum increasing fast in Japan. The existence
Of petroleum in several OF the provinces has been SNOWY
for twelve centuries but was only six years ago that
the japanese learned how to refine IT,
--Mahmoud Bey, Captain OF infantry In
the Turkish army lately killed his wife In CONSTANT.
nopc, with revolver Tor uniahulness Although thu
act sanctioned by previous custom Il great
sensation In StambOul, on account Of its rarity
Don Carlos and his wife have arrived al
Rome whence they will proceed to visit Archduchess
Beatrice, his mother, and the comte de Chambord The
Pope has consented personally to confirm the prcnder
children whom he has brought for that purpose to Rome.
"A man in Portland. Me-, intends TO pubs
lish book entitled American Peerage" Ills circular
says there many descendants Of titled persons in tho
United states and he begs that families Of such dstnc-
ton will send him information. particularly as to tho
lives Of three the great the family has pro-
duccd in America.
The Paris In irers Gays that the cele-
bratcd Lord Ruon formerly Protcs and
Free Mason now Roman Ollie has purchased
the sanctuary and costcr OF ST Damian the
Of Assist in Italy In order preserve those monuments
Tor the fioy Of the aith aud the admiration Of artists.
He l. about to establish an orrhanagc there.
The late Mr.. McGahan, the London Nelcs
respondent who first directed to the Bulga
atrocities is being all but canonzcd By the Bulga
natives gratitude his fearless to them.
They about To hold high religious services in his
memory the anniversary his death. and Prot Mut
er Of the ST Petersburg University about to write his
biography tor distribution among the slavonc
The present heads Of the houses Of Nor
folk sutherland have Tor the first time their his
tory abandoned the Liberal party and joined the stan
dard Of the Earl OF Bcacousned. The Duke OF Norfolk
his liberty the House OF Peers To the LIB
cral party. who remained out Of tor on
their support Catholic emancipation. and tho
Duke of Sutherland received both his Marquisate ana
Dukedom from them
Bessie Singleton was left in charge OF
her fathers barroom Nashville Tenn. with instruc-
uon 10 let nobody drink without paying. Tom Baker
afterward drank glass Of beer and said, charge tp
Bessie seized a club and knocked him down. lie drew
pistol but she took from him and continued TO
club him, like female Capt Williams lie tried 10 crawl
out Of window. but she dragged him back. ana finally
he paid for the beer.
Two months have already elapsed since
the prizes Of the national lottery drawn Never
theless, less that twelve thousand prizes remain I'M
claimed and SOOOO francs still remain the hands Oc
the administration There were 7OooCO francs employed
In the purchase Of prizes 100000 francs spent i'm
bringing workmen TO Paris to visit the cXlibiuons
2ODODO francs expended In food and drink which,
with the 5000 francs noted above make up the total
OF twelve millions disbursed IN expenses by the public.
There has been n great revival in Wales.
In the moonlight nights OF the past few weeks scenes
enacted rivailins those OF Marthas vineyard AZ
Rhondu valley young men tore on their studs and gt
watch chains and them the earth girls tore their
earrings from their and flowers from their skirts
and scattered them to the wind, while the preachers
hored In the Welsh tongue until vast hrongs from
the smelling posture Of humiliation IN which they had
been listening aud executed wild, uncou dance until
they Tell exhausted ON tile earth.
If a private report which has reached
London respecting the famine in upper Egypt be correct.
the mortality has teen truly appalling IL Is stated that
fewer than 1000 persons have succuuhed to tho
famine in Ghszeh kcua and Esna alone. According to
Nj Baird who relieve the starving inyriada
and report upon thc famine 10 the Egyptian Govern
meut tie population very moor and extremely
taxed Tho Of the famine Is over but II there
SHOULD he another bad Nc and ovcrtaNins continued
worse outbreak than ever l. anticipated
The Rev. j. C. Beltzly, Lutheran, is out
with calculation OF the SIM Of heaven based on tho
statement ia Revelations that the angels measured tho
| city wiki the reed i2pp) mrlongs The length, tho
/ MI 10 hst of IL al eish
urlongs to equal mile. he comes 10 the following
illusions The heavenly city will be l,5oD miles IN each
OF its dimensions, which will accommodate all the poopo
OF all the worlds with separate apartments There viii
be preci~ y 80 quiuiun ai quadrilun. lG6 trilion,
Cid billion, $40 million, d3 thousand and co., rooms u
iar size and there will remain over 2aO Quarhous ot
mansions unoccupied. To be occupied by the angels
The Rev. Mr.. Todd, negro Methodist
rcviyali,t, was CONDUCTING meetings in Bunscy Ark.
where he was comparatively a stranger The Marshal
Of that town the lookout "A negro clergyman
ami bsamist who fleeing from punishment and Todd
answered the description although he really not tho
man The Marshal arrested the revvalst the night.
and started with him tor tie county TAIL Told thought
some OF Ku.KluN outrage was impending and took
the FIRST opportunity 10 escape The officer shot At him.
| making bad wound IN his leg Frightened out ot his
wits. the negro hid m woods and swamps seven DAYS.
getting very little TO cat and suffering terribly from his
hurt. At last he crawl,d into farmhouse and died,
The London Telegraph says OF the late
Casereafh tar to his taste than the Ibe raj
ism OF MIR Gladstone and Mr. Bright and. speaking with
the experience and confidence Of cultivated man q
the world, WHO took warm interest In English horse
races and played capital rubber OF whist ten Taylor
eno,ed social the West End which has here
toiore been accorded 10 few Americans. The Lie ani
| Letters OF Mr. Charles sumner reveal that he an
acceptable guest at The houses OF many Eugshmcn who
had gained distinction IN politics law, or literature but
Gen TAYLOR iavorite In fashionable lotteries which
MT sumner Mr. rckuor and other citizens II the great
republic were never privileged to enter"
George NJ. butcher was famous through-
out Pcnnsyyana. Delaware and Maryland as q tcui-
pcrancc rcvivalist During fourteen years he devoted
himself TO the cause hut it not until 1871 that ht
popularity reached It's height lie worked with Murphy
in Philadelphia while hut was remarkably successful
ON his own account The people Of Wilmington hk 4
him so well that TO secure HIM resident they gaya
him house. In Philadelphia. last fall he led tenn
pcrance movement in the Wharton Street Presbyterian
Church, and had several distinguished clcrrymcn CO
lahorer~ While prcsiling At meeting OF the Young
Men christian Association he told an astonishing stor
about Mrs Judge Watson. who had he said bccn cons
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