The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-29
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woman was rescued.
One Of the German physicians lately re-
turned rom As,rachan announces that the plague ex
unct aud that the sanitary taken by Russia
very stringent and in every way satisfactory.
The Chicago Common Council has voted
that Sunday drinkers may enter the barrooms by the
front doors instead Of going In by tho side DOORS az in
this city That's say the Council has resolved not
attempt to stop the Sunday liquor traffic.
"A deep well at Stockton, Kansas, has
run dry, and is emitting suphurous fumes Mr.. Dappin,
firmly believing that the bottom has fallen into HELL
maintains position day and night at tile opening with
an axe at hand ready 10 Kill the devil when he emerges
Nine. Patti and NJ. Nicolini have been
condemned by the Tribunal Of Commerce at Naples to
pay the Of the San Carlo Theatre 100 dam.
ages for breaking their engagement with him. They
suddenly Of the town the night their rst
formance was announced for
The Governments of Great Britain and
Nicaragua have decided submitting their dinerenee'
respecting the treaty concluded in 1890 to arbitration
and have accordingly addressed themselves to the I'm
peror VI Austria to abitrate in the matter. Ills Majesty
has declared his willingness to do so.
German newspapers say that half the
amount tended In the occupation Of Herzegovina and
Bosnia would have suced to prevent the disastrous
floods that have caused much devastation In Hungary,
and that have destroyed szegedn. Nothing needed
except certain engineering operations
There are serious fears entertained OF q
failure the silk crop in Italy and Francein France
more particularly the situation Is very critical II heat
suddenly sets In after the wet and cold OF the spring the
leaves Of the mulberry trees will be dried quickly and
no susienancc viii remain for the
We learn from tho Asbury Park journal
that Brother Jerry McAuey Of the Water Street Mission
has taken up his abode for the in his cosey A.
bury Park cottage" No doubt Brother McAuley will
ehciatc himself he lounges comfortably In the
breeze on the change brought aboutin his fortunes
H. who Ia rxfp ho
work begun by the late Mr. George Smith, has lust dis
covered Babylon octHgonal cylinder the SIDES Of
which engraved history Of the campaign Of SIENNA.
eherb against King Hezekiah This important find to
be to London for safe keeping in the British Museum
The reports from all parts OF England
that the grain crops backward and in many dis
cts thin and poor and that vegetation Il later than has
been remcm ,cred many years The genial change In
the weather that has Just setin should 1t prove perma
ncnt will doubtless pair much Of the damage that
has been done
Nine Theirs Is about to present the
public library at Marscies with splendid edition Of
the Chinese EDeycopRda Of the Emperor Klein Long.
work which Is extremely rare and which Is only ~ be
found in Europe at the British Museum and at the Bib.
othcque Rationale Paris II appears that this edition,
which contains fourteen volumes with numerous illus
tatons, promised by Theirs to the town oi Mar.
settles years when he presided over the Con-
gress OF orientaiists
ilbuA ODNuihth Wy VI sihE bhN HhANNi-
zing bananas before maturity among the articles VI
last years Paris Exhibition. II contained 90 per cent
or starch and only OF aEotized matter. Very good
brandy ripe fruit also shown Banana trees
have the property ofkeeping the soil moist around them
aud have therefore been planted In proximity coffee
trees Venezuela where exist monthA
the country all the iruit has begun
TO export extensively
Considerable excitement has been caused
at Toulouse by descent Of the police Gu the cerce de
rAthente. II out Of letter received by the Public
Prosecutor in which the writer alleged that he had been
swinded 90 there The police surrounded the
club a midnisht and seized all the cards and money
the table. The members have protested formally. They
the letter Is hoax The club 10 very arstocraue
and comprises the leading magistrates bankers aud
landowners Of the department
The Russian police have at length dis.
covered the printing press Of the onary Journal
Lnd ad L1evty on the eth inst'they entered houss
ia the Yomacoysk Polk St Petersburg and seEed 7ooc
copies OF the last number OF the paper which had not
yet been published. The discovery made IN eonss-
quenee OF the previous number having been printed with
type which recognized being OF special mako
and sold only by Arm on applying to this nrm the
lice Informed that the last purchasers type Of the
kind that with which the paper printed the
managers nj the printing for the Ministry CommunieA.
tons and It was then found inquiry that several u
the compositors employed by that department were
Nhsts, and had used the type for printing the revou.
uonary Journal
While strolling over his estate In the
mountains Ava. with his young wife the Duke Of
Mcdno COLL the premier peer and grandee Of SPAIN
edcniay stumbled his gun receiving the contents
OF both barrels in the boiy. and terribly wounded
He waited for help caning the Duchess until succor
but despite the assistance Of the local surgeon
and OF the eminent army Immediately from
Madrid by special train the Duke expired In fe hours
He was - years OF age, and married twice his
marriage being with daughter OF the Duchess Alba
"a
last year daughter OF the Marquis Torecia Ills
fate caused great impression In Madrid the King ex.
pressing his sympathy with the widow. who Is only
nineteen years old,
John Gilbert, the acting manager OF
Walcks Theatre though touching the years allotted 10
man-hayiug been 90 last Februaryis s light OF step.
buoyant Of spirit and Of and lively address lie
born In Richmond street Boston, door 20 the house
In which Charlotte Cushman was born and II is SAID
there tender passages them In their youth
She held through life his personal aud proe ssional ex
eoencies In the highest respect and after Mr. Giberts
he and his resided for some time in Baker
street London with Miss Cushman when they were both
playing there. He has played at the old Park and
Bowcry In their palmy days AMI at all the best theatres
In the country in their best days II an honorable trait
In his proie ssiona lite that he has continued num-
Der Of years at several theatres In which he
gagged, having played for long period at the Boston
with MrA Barrow and Mr.. and Mrs John Wood
and at the Arch Street Philadelphia, with Mrs Drew
and Mcssrs j. T. Clarke and ". Wheatley. and now at
Nalacks for ID years lie is admitted to be the best old
man on the English stage lie has been twice married
The first Nihilst societies were formed
by Russian students about the year 1889 and the
trines they adopted were chiefly derived book
which Is not generally supposed TO have Nlhst ten
denotes. Buchners Force AMI Matter" The circula
ton Of this work In Russia forbidden by the Govern
ment; but it was secretly introduced Into the country
and read with aVdity by the Russian youth together
with another German work, by Max Surner. called
Property and the Individual" which had also fallen
under the ban Of the Russian Out of these two
books the former OF which preached macTasm and the
latter socialism. the Russians evolved the do trine Of
Nihisn, winch they also proie .scd ind In other pop
uar works, notably Buckles History OF Civilization
The new Sihiist societies were formed amous the stu
dehts Of the Agricultural College Of Petroysk Mos
cow The Government treated the students with extreme
severity; many innocent Young men were confined in
prison for many Fears without trial and It WAS at this
time that Vera Sassuitch, who then - years old.
was imprsoned with her brother for three years Aner
the FrancoGerman war the Nihlists adopted the Pan
slavst caus,, and thereby gained certain amount Of
popularity but the acquttal OF Vera Sassutch again d.
rected their attention to home affairs They turned
round upon their prosecutors and threatened them with
death believing that Russian society nul hail them as