The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-06-22
SUNBEflfS,

attracted much attention at tho Leipsc Conserv aorv
OF Music by his mastery violin playing lie Ia said In
give promise Of \ brilliant future
Several Florida negro children buried n
baby alive intending to dig II out Immediately but thew
got to playing Mt something else aud forgot the infant
for hours leaving 1t to die OF snfocaton.
Eugene Webster caught his enemy, Ste
phen Tnrbel, in a secluded place at Bedford, Mich tied
him fast to board and eisurey inflicted horrible tor.
turc by cutting him here and there with knife.
For some time past the most vigorous
measures have been taken for the destruction Of In.
locust plague in cyprus III the belief of the uuthortrs
fully scvcueights Of the whole quantity Of ocnss with
which the island Ia infested have been destroyed
The Figaro learns that Mr.. Van Rysscl.
berghe who has found how to communicate great dis.
tances telephonicnlly the ordinary teegrapic wires
is going sell his discovery for $2OOOoO the French
Government MIR. Cochcry. the French postmaster
General IL much impressed with its Importance.
"A Second Advent camp meeting is being
held at Denton, Texas, by people who believe tina,
the second coming Of Christ is at hand ani might h,
FASTENED By proper demonstration OF readiness re.
cciye Him They have gone far to prepare tent
for tho saviours occupancy, with handsome bed and
other furniture
There is a general disposition among the
Mayors Of cities just to worry the gamblers The
chef magistrate OF Milwaukee il among the latest
most zoulous to join In the movement. III of lis
raids, thirty wellknown and moro less re-
spcced residents taken to court and fined from
$40 to $50 for playing faro
Oscar Wilde ran across a lyinching at
Bonfouca, La. A negro assaiant of u white woman had
been taken out Of Jail by mob, and Oscar saw the hang
ing from window. The negro was preacher and
his Wild eloquent appeals for mercy moved the aesthetic
traveller greatly, but did not affect the ynchers who
quickly suspended lin from a railroad bridge.
Mr.. II. Barrett Brownings unexhibited
portrait of his father is to be at engraved tho
London World and the engraving published. Tie poet
has been painted often any man living and his
sons is Of various readings. In features it will 10
found an excellent likeness, in expression perhaps
little sterner than the original Mr. Browning's friends
have the pleasure OF knowing him
The municipality Of Rome have resolved
the erection OF monument to Garibald the jamie.
ular Hill subscription list has been opened which
the city Of Rome headed with contribution OF eighty
thousand francs. kilograms have been received from
Naples Palermo, and Milan announcing that the NUM-
cipaites Of those cities have severaly voted hundred
| thousand francs for the monument.
The Boot and Shoemakers' Union OF San
Francisco copyrighted white labor stamp for use in
| factories where no Cinnamon employed large
majority of the public would thereafter buy no boots
shoes that did not bear this stamp But the discovery
has been made that. through the connivance Of white
wholesale dealers the entire product Of several Chinese
| shops has been stamped for the market.
Capt. Hull of the Yale boats crew says Of
their diet while trainings any wants pie he can
have it All he has to do is to order it, With dinner
take claret English ale according to taste They
their meals together at hotel and pick their food
win from the regular bill OF fare" The Harvard
men not INDUCED to the extent, though they
are not kept on the strict diet usually prescribed
The annual sun dance OF the Ponca In
dams is described as having considerably civilized
aspee' 'i' sea'' i"efe were o""As.' 'sa' VI ou"a'o
lopes' paii's rum uF"s store hiseaa vi u!es from
herbs ropes instead of rawhde strips and glass beads
Ill P'ace OIL "a'Pu me savage character OF tne cete'
mony continued however unchanged the principal rto
consisting OF decorating the flesh in various ways
"A hight broke out IN the audience al the
San Antonio Texa0 theatre Manager Jack Harris a'
peared OH the stage win cooked IN each manu.
ana announced tha ne would begin hrihs III TWO minutes
unless quiet was restored me 70" ceased ana the
entertainment went on The account mentions that AL
anteroom OF this theatre is devoted to gambling tho
games being brk between acts anu hat inc actresses
serve dFhAs IN the auditorium "heh not on 'he stage
! "A street urchn was captured the other
day. in this city with basket half full Of old cigar
stumps which he had picked out of the cutters To
police justice he said that he sold them for
cents P""hu 10 maker OF cWare''es' ana 'ha sood
many boys ana Urls were engaged IN TINS industry Yet
e'e" '"s eNlh"auo" All" ahnoW'eose vi no" pa" SONS
e' VIII "' u' account ior we VIE ooor vi 'ne
cigarette smoked on the platforms OF street cara
"A woman Oh STOCKTON. Cal, Dellcvlng tnat
she was about to die confessed to her husband that sha
did not love him. but had centcred her affections
neiglhor She declared that she could not die untor.
given, and 80 the husband freely forgave her But lie
granted the favor only In view Of her speedy death and
when she Unexpectedly recovered he began suit for
u'"ee "e' "eie".e 10 "a' he eonuoheu "er 'a"l' ny
'e torsNenesS anu pecuhar question OF law Is raised
-fTeSiuent hoDlhSon OF brown University
took the ground In his bnccalaurcate sermon that belief
i'll Christ WAS racticalhclp to worldly success. There
have been eminen men, he said, of high character
and OF brilliant parts who have not avowcd themselves
to be practical believers in Jesus But their eminence.
ana learning, and character and hrliancy have not
been because OF their unbeef Neither is there any evil
dence that belief might not have added to the grounds Of
their distinction
-Ahother Dig LOTTERY mas been authorized
by the French Minister OF the Interior the lottery of tho
socice dcs Gems lie Lcttres There will be two millions
oftckets and prizes to the amount of 10000 francs 10
wit grand prize OF francs one of 5000 francs
TWO OF 2oo francs SIX or luopo francs. ten OF 5uD
francs thirty OF iUn francs one hundred OF 500 francs.
and one hundred OF 100 francs There will be also prizes
or books offered by the different publishers and scvres
vase by the President OF the republic The issue OF
tickets began on June H.
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