The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1886-02-11
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TIE eevelry that ana TIE NIGHT q done:
ne rustis Of rich fabrics. Is1ghtsr sEesE:
ne music sure: and morning. newly ooEH'
one poor bruised rose,
Let fall upon tie moor nom some fetr breast,
e an tes Sr t tss Ia 1S ne SSnn q 49,
The music, laughter-eu nGful g1eams
Preesa ron tes PIl9E e g H SECzs1 ~ -
1tns for February.
The largest American cannon throws
. 1.oe0-p0und ball.
An extensive deposit Of iron ore has
been discovered near EondAle. W. 7.
President Richards Of the Meiropoli-
tan Horse Railroad Of Boston q quoted
as saying, altar . study Of electric ND
tors, that the day Of horses Is past
+, John ]. Blair, Of New Jersey, Is one
of the most powerful railroad mAgnAseS
IN the land. He Is the sole owner Of
800 miles Of road, and an ofRcer in
companies controlling 10000 mileA-
The biggest ruby Of the eroWnlee
King The0bsW is missing. Il vas
called the MaH-zin-Budda-mya- OnesA
dsmsel stole the gem. but At that dme
Il was restored to the royal lock-bOx ana
the hapless maid was put 10 death.
..Stspniak." the literary leader Of the
Russian revolutionists. is residing In
London, writing for the press and en-
gaged On two new books. He proposes
within = year 70 visit this country. BE
is . young man Of les than IS yeaRa
DR.. Hammond was found by Q cor
respondent writing on his fifth novel
San Honorable Villain" He usually
writes in the evening. in the midst o.
his books In . quiet and secluded room.
comfortable and luxurious, like the rest
Of the house.
Several million pounds OF the dArk,
hard, faWleas wood called eoc0boE0 srO
imported from South America anHuAily
into New York. Il comes not IN logs or
plsnks, but in great chunks, sad u O0Od
ior knifs handles. flutes, and similar
purposes. Formerly it was worth 5
cents q pound, but now only half g
much.
At recent meeting in CleVslanA,
Francis Murphy, the Temperance apostle,
read q selection from Paul with refer
ence to charity, in which Paul says: 81
snake as . child" Then Mr.. Murphy
added: 81 have always thought Paul
was 3 countryman Of mine. but that We
ont breasted out of him somehow. Who
but an Irishman ever said rspAkeF
Last summer the report was circu-
lated that Hugh Conway, author Of
Called Back" had died. but since then
there has been an incessAnt stream Of
novels from his pen. The last one q
appropriately entitled Living or Deadf"
and II the work goes on at Its present
rate the opinion win prevail that be has
called back on his publiehers.-C Chicago
NesCS.
Queen Victoria did a kindly act 70
Gently, when, as she was driving through
Windsor, she observed = cab-horse fall
/ down. An outrider was sent to mako
INQUIRIES, and, on learning the nature Of
the accident. her majesty caused an In
timation to be conveyed TO tbs lament
ing owner that he should be presented
with another horse from the royal
} stables.
A very noticeable change has taken
place in the grass growth Of the open
sheep plains Of Australia since its cfvill-
cation. The grass originally grew In
large tussocks some distance apart bat
, now has assumed the appearance Of =
sward, owing to its having stooled out
| when fed upon by sheep and cattle. and
? from the seed having been trampled In.
. 1 to the ground. where. in the absence d
: bush fires, 1t germinAted-
i Minister s. s. Cox announces in {
. letter to friend In New York that b
has begun an historical work on the O
toman invasion Of Europe. he exPeoe
2 to obtain full access to all the Turkisl
archives and libraries. II Mr.. Cox
successful in this he win be able TO do
great service 10 historical hterasure, q
4 the Greek and Armenian u1snu0cdpt
!. in Constantinople have ormAny centSN
les been inaccessible to ScholArs-
D Gambetta said altar he had BE-
!: about eighteen months at the rstit BOur
/ con: There's nothing that IL - so0z
; msteriAl snioymenG have got q
) thoroughly to Sc this - 10 wonder how
any fairly rich man can want 20 b Z
millionaire. The pleasures arising from
; the heart and inteilsot are Infinite, and
} the more you lasts them the more you
capacity to enjoy them increases"
Mr. BerRh has his eyes on no Less {
place than Paris, where cruelty to hoEssI
l. said 70 be diStressingly common. 4
! cruel thing that is oeasslessly happening
all over Paris is the cracking Of Tia
whip just over the horses head, % - q
cause il to make . detonatioa like {
, pistol shot. In q satirical writing q
} 1919, and then it's not given - new
occurs the saying: paris il the para
disc Of women, the purgAtory Of Eaez
and the hell Of horses"
{ The United States consumes tin d
vast quantities. one great use for tiE
plates being the manufacture q Pre-
serving cans. It IL said that upward d
$4,000, 900 per annum are ezpea6ez
for wages alone in our various 6n-plaaI
factories, while the sum paid for sim0al
work in Great Britain does not smouR
, TO much moro than 5000, 900. Amsei
can tin work IL very much lighter. ant
moro graceful than that Of England. ana
in England the art of pressing tin In
: not yet been acquired.
n The following anecdots Is told ab0u
D the composer OF the Queen Of Sheba:'
, At fashionable dinner party GoldmaEl
= is introduced to a pretty young lad
that shS does not seem sufficiently i'm
pressed with the honor she has iust g
ceived, and so he adds q gentle re
hinder: Carl Goldmark, the Compose
of the Queen of Shebar" WhereupoI
the rural belle. with charming naivete
replies: "RemunerAtive position; ism
itf'' Goldmark withdrsws in disgust
Professor Arnold quotes in Q half ap
proving way the opinion of . German
chemist that beer Is q better food 70
nursing mothers than milk made from
brewers grains. The mineral cOngtit
uentS are largely leached out Of bArle1
, In mating, and consequently the ma
terial for bone growth Is lacking. Bu
milk from brewers grains Is Tor thii
. very reason the best for adults Whai
Is needed for adults e heat producing
I food, to supply waste, not bone and
, muscle producing food 70 assist growth
Senator Evarts' library in his house IN
New York Is full Of costly books, en-
cravings, pictures, and works Of AT
He had visit there some Tina ago from
one of his law-clients, who had alwsyI
supposed the Senator 10 Be not any %
luxuricusly supplied with this world
goods. He locked the room over with {
critical eye and remarked thai be did
not SO how the SeassSr could a6ogd =
many fine and costly thiH9A ThS Sen
stor mentioned The remark - Q IaNysr
friend day or Two s1ssfWard, win -
| dry comment: He win know whea
send him my bill"
| An urn a clay latsly found wills {
aitIh va hlas d. e - go - 9
the Stockholm Museum e contains
2.6e6 unbrclzsn and i01 broken silver
coins. part With old German and part
with Angio-SaxDn stamps- There ere
besides silver bracelets. SONS with nRur-
ings appended to them, and also sons
rods Of the finest silver, such a. In eariY
i times were cut and used instead Of