Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-22
HERE AND THERE.

~ W. AN SPSA1 ~ SAOSAS 49,
Sullivan for next season will not be
finished before December. They work
carefully and slowly, discarding great
deal, and revising again and again
what is retained. The completed loc-
tons of the piece contain a pretty
barcarone in + sha,p-a trying key
for amateurs; military mach for two
or three bards; duo, "On every liz,
Her Ladyshir," descriptive of the wife
of London knight, and another duo,
with curly, curly wig" in which an
Cd man tries 70 dazzle girl with his
title.
AS an elevated railroad like ours
would probably fall on account cfthe
enormous expense cntailed in the &C.
QUESTION CT the right OF way, the
scheme Ct en- underground railroad in
Paris has been adopted, ind at cnce
will be carried out. a central l;he
will run from St. Cloul t. the Lyons
terminus, from which Will branch O
large outer circle and q small inne,
circle, with additional lines to the va
rious termini. In the south the roat
will pass through the principal bust
ness quar er, and intcrsect the boule
wards at the Place &C lOpera. The
length of the lines will be nearly "a
CO. colorado,s m,uu ~ Exposition
which opened last week, is now II.
good working order, and well spoken
81 I" those who have visited it. Tons
of glitter.ng 60. go arc piled in plra-
mids, and rich in lead. .-r"ner' silver
and gold. The Exhibition aGm Is -. ""-
ricuEural as we'll as m ming product.
Denver is as proud of this show as
a Paris or Philadelphia was CT the
Wosll's fair, since it almost exclusive
" represents the products of West
ern soil. There is Cor.iss engine,
just as in Philadelphia, and even
gallery Of PAINTINGS is added. Lead
Vi l.coatrilu ed mi tia y display fl
the opening. II IS beloved that the
Exhitit'en viii pay its projectors; i.
so, it will prove an excc| ton t. the
ordinary rule in such displays.
Water mixed with ice gives the bes
temper to steel. One may insert some
small tools 10 advantage in lump OF
ice, as jewellers ana wat,hm lkers dc
when they temper them in sealing
wax. Often oil is used, and is pref
cradle to water, lie aus, it is rot
easily evarorat d. Damascened Llad,
are tempered in strong currnt OF
cold air, passing through narrow
chink, u temper more uniform thar
with water being thus obtaine'. Blu.
Of all the means FOR this purpose, itis
believed the most ellacious is q me
tallic liquid, and, mercury being tn,
only one known, and always good
conductor Of heat, as we'll as the lest
OF liquid conductors, it has come to lie
regarded as an unequaled bath for
.e temper OF very sharp steel tools.
While the g 'eat mass of the Aus:r.-
an people, including nearly all who
ere in authority, view with aversion
sion any attempt to arouse an agita-
ton against the Jews 81 liar to TIA,
which d;srraced Germany for time,
there are individual, some inspired by
personal animosities, some by motives
Of interest, with whom the creation O!
such movement is constant object
Of desire and elfer'. They figure and
latof in different cities AMI prev n.es
in Austria proper, in Hungary, Bohc-
mia and Gallicia. The Emocroc has
often expressed his determination tc
prevent any such agitation, ana the
Crown Prime has often spoken very
Warmly i'll fayer cf the Jewish sub
jects Of the empire. Now the assem-
oled bishops Of tie empire have decid.
eel to take action, and an official mes
sage has been ISIS ied 10y them TO al.
TIE clergy in their re p ctive doeescs.
prohibiting in s.ringe mt terms and ur.
Ter sever. penalties, from lene.ine
the r aid III aty way in string up an
I. 1Sh'''iN ieoiii1 ah' PAs Juice. AIS
tip Is likely to have a decisive Of
feot.
Archbishop Lynch, of Toronto, vic
aas just returned from Rome, had I;
formal Official pr, scn.atioa 10 the
r. ice of Wales at levec Leld in
London in behalf of tie Queen. The
sign. fcance of this lies in the fact
hat 70: over goo hundred years no
Roman Catl.oie pralate has been pre-
sented as such at Court. Such an
lonor has SO far not Keen granted /,
Cardinal Manning, or even CARL nal
Howard, cousin of the Duke of Nor
ok, Premier Duke, and hereditary
Earl Marshal of England. Both ha,e
oeen invited to garden parties a,
Buckingham Palace, but sim
BY as British Subjects, and
lot as dignitarcs Ct the Roman
tatiolic Church. Since the DAYS Of
queen Elizabeth ia, court dress pre-.
sribcd fer ecele ;iastics has b., n
strictly black, ewing to her strong