National Republican., 1885-04-18

AMONG the b20O laws regulating the
French press is one centuries old. which
threatens the prootreader with death for even
ono blunder.
LADIES who desire quiet in New York
now fit up artistic sitting rooms at the top Of
the house, where they receive only intimate
friends In veritable sky-parlor.
The late Gen. Anson StaRor thought
that the distinction Of having first read tele-
graphic messages by sound belonged either to
cx.0ov A. B. Cornell or himself
ONE Of the greatest libraries in this
country is that of Adolph sutro, the borer Of
the famous sutro tunnel Mr.. sutro has
secured Europe in search Of rarities, and has
now stored in San Francisco enough books to
bring titles alone up to 10000.
As A rather singular coincidence tn
recent session of the Arizona legislature was
organized on the 18th of January for the thir-
teenth time in Arizona. 1t adjourned on tho
18th, and had during its session thirteen
fights There was a tie politically in each
branch.
THE name Of Metis, used frequently in
connection with the Rlel rebellion, was orgn-
ally applied to all mixed breeds of the north
west. There are two divisions of Metls-the
Metis-Francais, or Canadians. and the Mets.
Anglaise, descendants of the Scottish officer
OF the Hudson Bay Company
MR.GILBERT,the author of comic operas,
achieved his success only after infinite labor
Before submitting the opera for rehearsal he has
Il model of his stage constructed with mimic
sets and scenes mimic players like chessmen,
trorcos rroco,sio,,s ,,ro,,r. ava oo,nre
In Ferdinand Meyer's famous museum
of ancient seals, documents, &c. at Berlin. n
decree on parchment has been discovered
bearing the date OF Tangermuende, Friday
af(er Ascension, A. d., 1856" In which an an
cestor of the Iron Chancelor-Claus Won Bis
marck-figures as one of the witnesses TO n
decree, by which Margrave Ludwig. the
Roman, OF Brandonberg conferred two vii.
lages In flef on Johann Won Pinnow.
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land She travels incoynjto and "a a,ito acrio
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that she oitorno,es with de,ghtr mi ,rrosoIrt,on
| bei,voon riding on tho roilwovs nd ,rornnir.
afoot She IL reportcd 10 bo n yood nedestrlan
and is reunited oble IN cover eIeb,eon miIes a
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was not noticeable. The father of the child
! has six fingers on ench hand and from, bia
| mothers a side of the family tho neouliaritv of
| the family is said To have been inberited
IHE french republic has had twenty
one cabinets during the fifteen years Of its ex-
istence. The Ferry ministry has lasted little
over two years, which, as things go over there,
is long life for French ministry. The usual
term OF existence ranges from ten days to a
year. fthe French don't like a ministry they
n,o,, o mo- s,, How ~ rU.s Vus VI power, anu
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IN loio ''s population Is now Dut ~ inc arti.
cies vi "ssociu'ioh-ioI the settlement ls' 10
iacl, pu' asociety-pro'ldeiora LOT a Doard OF sever
,us'oes' ' cohsS''hs o, priest three men, ah'
thIee women eiecteu py aii Tue auuit men an,
women "uluhl,y' German Is tue ohly language
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world and tbo ,vonnan ,,orL In ,ho eoIds ,hs =
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thEhE are 'hree "onos' 'hloo oiinnaeeS'
wl1hlh the limits oi Vehe@uela' nom colu TOO
intense TO be endured by man 10 the greatest
degree oil neat OF inc earths surface, Ihe al
pine zone iies 10 the west among the snow
clad SUBMITS OF the hhues, where are plains
swept by pla whlch enlll lhe blood The
next zone Is rom o'ouo " e'op ieet ABOVE tho
sea- covered Win forests oil timber and nutrl'
touS grasses inc thltu zone Is inc tropical
where irulls OF al sorIs are produced In the
greatest abundance, ine Vehe]ue'ans claim
'nHI 'heirs s the ohiy ianu Where conee ana
corn, susar anu appleS' BAHAMAS Ihd wheat