The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-16
cur Gus CLASS CF PHENOMENA
ssrious Attention t,iten 10 VI. >rI.,rte.' -
"r>Nchiesr Iud >ptrIt5>tI,-''

no-At h, f'atur. af 10. Tn ya,t., If
scientIf, thPa ~ ,1 ..ts 4, rla' hos Al
teutiln gwen 10 H.. chs ID Tleu s.t ~
knaNu a> rnt'-li. r,r, l>yghusll .tut spar
iti>tI- u her. formerly tAo>,' ruuceruel
IA Ties ltJer~ Nn.r chiefly lsu0vant
,uEer>tstIa..~ sr'u il a, sui Of IA talIu,tsl
mla.!~, /. appears that IHts.lt-, M Ts'ur.e are
more an more -Iyln~ thIr attention. t.
tu m with tho -,roNl,.- ,uuvlytlou that
tuar' :. after all, ~>rEtrtl.Hs IN them, ami
that aIa.f a sr,at jeai 80 ,irtepttun thar
rruEllu facts NH O. cannot be- rNpliue! ty
amy crpt,d has Inv .,tlsators htyr
hlth2rto hal 10 pur,U tlelr researches ia
the face OF ma h pre- utt q. it bityin-, heen
con>iier,St di,r,puu,ts' T. have anything T.
do with such matters
Even men o. ttr hl-,h',. sttnt!u, IN S.l-
ence and ot uniHP agt.;.i,.' character, uka
AllrJi l,u-S..I NIii1rg I4lfou y "a EsrIti,
entach ami Professors r,slet', ami Loilner.
who hrsau Tia. N invest stttuuS M t'r Nkrq
trsl ,pIrit ~hIrh Is the nr,t r,pit.lt'. were
l+rsecut,Nt ami mali ,utsI l,y many at t-r,r
fellow scientists for TIN conclusions vhi. "a
they rarh,~L 1h,a Tho toulyu lF,al ctur
soclrty appo,nt,>i "A enumtttn' .. Inyr-tl, a
ton hut when r'post s,rrni"ruttuS til
actuiity Il such pl,upsuru, Wa> prosecute
TIN society rnfliSa 10 rarlAr n 4EtH. IA
tho lightning Il lNN1, tlr. English S,4trtt
for lSyrhltal Research was tortnNl with Tho
ann Of apprua hing thu varuu~ rr,al1aS
involved without prr ii,,' " lryI - .,'',>,,G
of any Kind, AMI IN tn sam >psrtt ~ va
ami unImpaS>lurl,si Ia tuiry ali has rua
biol n'nCe To- ~utAn 80 .u1dy prhtIlru> ub.r
not less olr> ure nor =, both drtut%l Tn
s,laty, which iH..urri many II ia" u,r.'
eminent upu IN tu-.tni, accumulated II
great mass of eyl,l,ut,' ,un -"rnin- thou ht
tran,irrrncr, ct NUM- r.tJlns, app trltt"u~,
ct.
ih, fact was tn o,,.,stnu Tor the trma
tIoh, at "a meeting hctt ia t,Ston IN 1851. ~
the American norlrtS tur isyvhicll t,s
search the founders ot whl,h tht that tho
~hlrn = published ll tna English s'eItN
was Of u ntt,urr not t. b" ignored ty
entiiic men Following tho methods rur
sud 10y other .trutIlt. observations. which,
when pullll h. l. immediately invite many
cateiul stti,nt> To- tn" work OF ,orruhurt
uon or a,spruuf tu' American society trlt
that there nt> "a dniy of Syst"nati, ally
rrrcatln, oils ,rSa;tuu, -imlar Ia thu>.'
mad Ia .u,laud with IA NOV t. confirm.
ing IL ia II true, ant ,l"l,ntrly pointing
cut the sour e. at error IN thom II talN'
The American ~ lHty. NHl,h has bacon
quietly nj work tor sumh thug llNe Year,
has already attained a ,uu,ul cable mem
tnlsblp, AMI finds "a widespread interest IN
the sub rrt. The object III the W. 'trty l.
hrirI'y dr'nrd t. hc the - ,trmatl study
al tho law, Of mrntIl action Tine officer,
IN lulo loldlnl, men ol y tru,e ia vnriou,
parts of the country, AMI other eminent
gentlemen interested IA tin suhcrt They
represent all shade, ri opinion. some b.,
licylnE, others dsl"h NinS While Others
are indifferent Ia, the cNl,t'uro ~ 500 called
psychcnl laws 'o'ton Herald
Japan journal an tnr chinese Question.
Since il i a fact that citizens Of tho
Emitted states have, without any REASONABLE,
rNcuN, InJur,"i cItl ens of the thluo,o en-
piIt within tn, territory ut tho nit,d States.
We ,ernu reason what yer why thu Amer
,can government should not pay prulor
indclAn'ty Ia tn elm ESQ government We
t,llryr that ia ordinary Ease, ,mlrr similar
circulu,tau cs, tie nit"d STATE" would
without hesitation acyeIc To- the demand of
compensation l'ut there /, one thln,
which make, tine ca,Nr especially unCavorahlr
Ia the chinese empire That l', the world
does not luuk upon tho Am rlcan hines,
trouble ~ an ordinary international affair
II is only when contestants are not very
uncIual in their resp" tlvo situations, that
the qu stIon OF rlSht AMI wrong play. any
important part IN th" -rttI"unnt Of "A eli,
put When two I"rS n, OF very III l.tont
social standing quarrel, tIn rule /, that the
ono 81 the higher position is gonrnIly con
siicrcl RI sht, and the Other Nrong For
instance, ia thu fcuial Times, when q
,amural retainer AMI ycta tho lowest
caste entered into "a quarrel the result,
nine tns out e. tn, Wa that,
however, Tna4lnIht, TIN llttars
claim might H." III" samurni
wa ir,larci right ana the yrta wrnns Tins
was not ouly hprau,r tha E,N OF uur country
VA, at that timo S'ry imperfect but ,hIeny
because 1t WIS recognized 10y All the Jap
ancsa a, IA matter at fact that tho yctt wla
not an ordinary human heiHg bat a Great
urc dpgre below munlild anl that any
common human bong va, Just rs right ~
batins AMI KILN, this inferior creature u,
in similarly treating u dog or eat Thu,
g. llltroli yuta was regarded ~ tine p,d
Japanc.o u, itlrr q. . moral uNon.c nor ns D.
legal offence
Now, II ,an not b" lrniol that tn Amer
icaus hook upon tho hIn"sn to lay ~ our
samurHi l,uhei ny "a the y,tl IN The frIlpl
tino& Since the American, do not admit
the Chinese To- BE- their "lIal-, they 10 not
much hesitate to inlet my Kind Of injury
upon thotttnr. Nut only the americans them
selves, llt all tn. othrr clyililel nations Of
til. worl entertain the same fcrlins asaln-t
the ChInc>n lIrnr" the recent un,glcrr II
thr hnoso IA thc nItld States dua4 not
receive sever" ,unlofnnatipns from other
tiytitAl COUNTRIES. 1h"fe are, III "nl
some people here and There, who ,rnounr"
thriruail'y 81 the rtptir' AMI sympathile
with tho poor han men hut we are afraid
that tier motive IN % doing /, IT the SAM
natur" az that # a gran lmoth"r who 'hli.e
her .tanl,hli for teasing a eat or II a
phiinnthroplst who ritlr4 an unfortunate
horse whIpp. 4 lv a cru'l master Trans
latI from III Smpo.
Wit. Tor The tmp't"r 81 china.
The EmI.r,r kuanl Su bang now ~ IT..
llth ,"tr It n.. t.,p ,l".Iul-l H. tab. thr
nrr-.str, .toIa a.. ,n.nt ban Ntth an i'm
l-rmi ,puert Accordingly a ~b,tlun IT
Mtn,m ,Il- viii -hutb H., made aud from
tho. Tia urN ,Wf'..- aui the iuHrnlst~ ~
the -.fa.hY "ilI IT, "hu-,n Va" procedure
udpitri Va the h.I.. e ~ "mpr.t rpt-nr, Is
-'tn.w mls'Isr II trrlu,u AMI -uls-r
,tdl.u EulnurH.
The Death Rate IN panatn.