The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-20

It, all in his name. frankly advertising himself in
the London papers as THE Marquis of Londonderry,
wholesale and retail dealer in coas while his sister
Lady Alexandria Vane-Tempest, was not ashamed to
give her to of his huge coal barges. It
is an example which might well be followed by many
other noble lords"
| Mr.. CHRISTOPHER TALBOT is the only member of
the House of Commons who sat in it prior to the
form bill of 1882 Fifty-fve years ago he was re-
turned at the age of twentyn for Gamorganshire
and the connection thus formed has been continued
uninterruptedly up to the present day. The only
member who can be said to rival Mr. Talbot is Mr..
Gladstone who was born in 1909 and has been a
member of the House of Commons since 1882, with
an interval of two years from 1916 TO 1S47.
Mr.. STANLEY, the explorer says that the dandy in
Africa is interesting in his sight his giddier
brethren of Europe and America. lion shin real
hon skln is spread out fat crimson bolster is in
place of chair of state, and circle of respectful
principals are seated around While you are seated
expectant of his appearance the dude is touching
himself up before of looking glasses hanging
around the walls of his house, Strengthening hair
here giving another dab of ochre on his cheeks
forehead streak of yellow under eye, line of
white under the other the ridge Of his colored
still darker with powdered charcoal loving tap
and 10. the African dude stands before you.
NJ. ARsENE HoUssAYE: 1.-THE Marshal dc SAKE
said as he died: have dreamed beautiful drear In
truth, who would not have lived in the golden dream of
the brave that already dying, wished to win the
battle of Fontenoyl l. too, have dreamed beautiful
dream without going to Fontenoy. But have been q
good soldier in the battle of life. have fred my last
cartridge, and now lay down my / feel that
am already in the campo santo, and often pay my
self visit to Pere Ia Chaise where my tomb is in
| readiness There direct last look of sympathy
toward humanity in labor pains with the future
VIII the future be worthier than the paste Yes if
the earth grows not cold and human folly overcomes
| not the sense of the ideal. Whatever happens and
whatever oefas me. thank TIE gods that Ihave been
elected to behold the great spectacle of human life"
| JAPAN possesses at this moment 9. 900 newspapers
Considering that not single journal of any kind
listed thought of, in the country twenty five
ago. this rapid rise and spread of the newspaper
there is of the most remarkable facts in the
history of journalism. Japan now boasts of greater
number of newspapers than either Italy Austria, of
more than Spain and Russia taken together, and of
| twice many the whole continent of Asia The
appetite of the Chinese for is sufficiently fed by
the Pekn Gazette-which is, in fact, not newspaper
at all-and two small sheets published at Shanghai
Corea possesses official gazette since 1884, and
| nothing else resembling newspaper exists. The
| French have already started paper in their new
colony-LAvenir de Tong king: but 1t is purely
French sheet it hardly contribute much to the
| ightenment of the natives The Persiaus are COM
paratively insensibe to the destinations of the daily
paper The six papers which they possess their
existence to the reigning Shah, who is of let.
tiers himself and composes poetry in his spare hours
The natives of India have a thousand newspapers.