New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-19
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ronanese have thought Of adopting II,
-, the irrational mode of spelling prevents
.ssm from dong So Professor David Swing
"a when look upon the outrageous conduct OF the
sneoe tho scene n sad and dresry,' and would
nat i've AWAY. The English language should be
aees Of the Nile will approached by railways and
Secorsfed with a depot and restaurant, but the man
va ,nnun as he tries spel out letter to his grand
,no,ber and the lunatic asylums VIII be iu OF tnose
who wen. cTdzg over the effort TO stand up last. ID
smelling schools"
MANY old comrades of Colonel Lawrence
SINNER. who commanded the 4th Indiana Cavalry In
,ne rebellion VIII be glad to heaf OF his remarkable re
srv from a wound which he received In battle Dur
,r0 one OF the engagements with his command, can
non hal carried away part Of the top OF his skull For
wears Colonel shuler has been intense sufferer from
This wound al being FRUSTRATED for weeks together
while Warden Of the Southern Indiana Pennentiary
nj Jacksonville. In combat with an escaping
convict. he received a blow upon this old wound,
and for long time his life III great ieopardy. He
recovered however sufficiently TO be out the streets
and attend To business but finally Frustrated by
narayss the limbs. aud for several years was con
ened to his bed ROOM and his mind seemed TO lave
almost entirely given way. During several months past
ne has been gradually improving and for the first time
In years able 70 be out upon the streets o. In
ing lis ongcOntinued suffering part Of the BRAN was
eyposed but some months ago membrane began grew
ing
aired such thickness and frmness 10 serve almost
fhe purpose of protection Of the brain the skull
did being shot and cut away and II ~ believed
that Of time Colonel shnier VIII be fuly re-
stored to health and the Use of all his faculties
Tie Sanitary Engineer seeks TO establish the
fact that sr. Ellison simply travelling over region
previously explored by others. In the first place, as
regards the latest development at Meno Park, namely,
the carbon anenr ncOsed in the exhausted globe: In
1916 an American inventor, named Starr. took out IN
England through his agent King. patent for produc-
ing light by electricity which had for its basis the use
of metallic conductors. .of continuous CIR hons,
heated wilderness by the passage of the electric cur
rent best metal for this purpose declared to
be platinum and when carbon used thin rod or
fament was Enclosed in glass vessel The specihca-
tions state: is previously established IN the
bell and the apparatus veritably forms barometer,
with one OF the poles OF the battery in communication
with the column of mercury and the other with the
conductor D." The conductor d is represented as
sealed directly into glass globe bell and the refer
ence TO the barometer clearly that the vacuum pro
duced was what is known the ToTriceilian vacuum.
which, as far as absolute exclusion of air goes, Is
considered BY The Sanitary Engineer 20 be iulN eqfa-
practical TO what MI ldls0n pOObcrs
IN his lamps IT, therefore, these lamps are OF any pac-
teal also would lamps be II maze according 20
the patent, which OF course, open 70 ali me
world As the countless devices for regulating Inc
cprrept and distributing IL through numerous lamps.
about which Mr. Edison has taken OuT so many p tents,
il Is curious completely ther are described III
publications twenty old. At meeting 81 the
french Academy. held March J. 1888, there was re
ceiYed from NJ. Jobart commune atlOn IN Whlch MI.
Eassns experiments TO have hecu anticipated A.
To- the sOcaed Edison Electric Gcneraot this cllc
considers II in every essential feature duplicate OF the
veIlSnOwn siemen's Dynano-Eieetrlc machines.