Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-17
OTHER LANDS THAN OURS.

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Oihhh LhNDS iH-iN y. no.
Aa ->inoricai 'i''ss'ona'S mas gwen W ''.o
Worlo Oh Auierica ihoSC grap"'c anu s'ar',
mug account Vi WESTERN Sn'n"' fes'on VI
"hich even Wsii-inforheu people Rnew iiV'ie
or hotn'ng' me mead center Oh nuuuh.s''c
worship IS mount omei anu ne remained
there month studying all the marvels
arouhu MN, examining the .raues VI INC peo.
PIE, notihg 'neir ives ana .he lnhuehce ol
Buddhism upon them visiting the romantic
places in the neighborhood, wandering
among the deep gorges of the mountains, and
particularly that through which the Yang-tsc
forces its foaming way and taking cOpious
notes of the various art objects which re-
main to testify to-day of nobler epoch, a
purer faith and grander civilization. Some
of these wonders must be better worth see
ing than the pyramids of Egypt He de-
scribeS an entire temple of fine hard bronze
of great antiquity and many colossal statues
of bronze one of which is as large as the
monstrous one at Nara IN japan. They all
are of Sakyamuni. but the Japanese type
of the god is different from these in western
into the forms of idols, but these are not
Buddhistic, relating to Tartar Shintooism,
anu hot unlike the immense rock luo4s Ill
Recentlv there have been accounts in the
eastern papers of the fiourishug condition of
tobacco culture in Cuba. and the people of
tho Havana evidently believe that they have
n cincb on the pocketbooks of wealthy smok-
ers all over tbe world. Turkish and Hun
;. .ol,o,os ,ra oy,o1la,+ f,r tho ,,,o
saiian ''o"oooa .,e,nf ~ .'. PIP ~
ana the cl2arette, ouV Che leai cauiio' pe
rolled into a cigar. sAnd as the same thing is
nf he, icit tnh nF
Eor+rol,,, .ndi Tenhessea IT, has seomed
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d, hns ,nn'a ~ sost Tho isiand of Snmatra
uaS he Soo N t'' -. ~. i -. " aIi a
Gluuel NnoliS ~ AZ pao I, t,I - ~ u.o ~
la,uel . d,iu '.SS aianu ,. s
N'oiiiS uooaC'o , "a -, II i7,rhtInsaT La,
Ii 9oue Sen, ~, - go -, SInt, o D.
se,.s ~ !ts rme othar u lass Sr,ud of
TII Ttiiho, y. ] Sotii' - ~ Sr,oricnn rirnr
liher li,'s ooatI.ou t ncmS -, f "a oGo nnn
,yns nurchosed NV them in Sumatra and also
in Amsterdam. The tobacco of the Manila
islands has enjoyed high reputation for a
long time, out that OIL 9uinatrd Is quite d ne"
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Our good devout orthodox christians are
not ouite pleased that progress should have
raoched Ierusa1em because they imagincd
tbot the vencaanca of heaven had blasted it
forever and n dav. Yet the fact IS undoubted
that Jerns,lem is increasing rapidlv in no,u-
,ation and efforts are being made to create
monrfocturino industries The chief ee
mani in this surnrisinp renaissance is the
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JeWisu, ouV hIssa"o' I inu ,,,iii;,
lths are also vaAiuS uu'u I ~ Ine .,
% unc tI''no9 ~ % 20 ~ tt
tnihR WIZ oe the Icuullui'Ss VI the teihPiS'
Unoue I,S Is thn rot Tno nus S 1o
Vanceu t%ninheis % aiIons thc iieptcMo' 'I uS iol
cAullipio Lii"iuoi . ~ "io ~ ~ means !
satlsiiu thaG ltci IlSostois i ieIiiote tltiltS
were 1ne pure anu lollS iiiihuGu iG lolothclsls
WHICH Clie 'e"e ato .oaaS; ri MIN ~
out coWhru d rc','.'SeamCs VI is,aIl as MIIi ns
OF Jerusalein. AZ present 1eruSale,l Is ny no
ineaiis place " noul iIins alu 70 ueSiii'-;hS
10 wear quICe d puscIhs looh' as u IL ihtehucu.
10 De d Guy ol e.ie nileIeG@ivh @ eGl.ulS hs wen
as OF the remote past, ike AieXahurla anu
CAIRO.
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The Melbourne papers puolish the lnteill-
gence that the British government, that IN
satiable old cormorant, has annexed Zulu-
Iand and bas ,nade the Cana folonv hand
some otfer OF bechuahalahd II they care 10
take IT, Inc schehe ol anheSihS f'oeriaho,
or inc Free orange hepupiic, some years ago
did not succeed, LOT Ihe hhsllsh veterans al
lowed themselves 10 Dc uissraceiullS
whipped pN the Wllu DuIcn hoers at swat
kopf. Inc boers VINO proposed 10 uelehd
themselves against tue EnsllSh lhVauers
formed camp upon the plateau Oh inc
SWatz-kopi. Ihe brush tfoops, intending
10 surprise them climb up another side of
the mountain, and gained the crest, with the
humane determination to massacre them as
soon as it was daylight and the men We're
rested, But the Beers, lnconsidcrate fellows
that they were, discovered them at day
break, ana Immediately charged up an al
most precipitous ascent, and with every dis
advantage of position gained the crest and
drove the British headlong. The English
also allowed themselves to be whipped by the
Zulus, who fighting like the ancient Cherusci
under Arminius armed only with their
assagays the exact counterpart of the
Cheruscan framca, surrounded the British
with a vast semi circle of men, and suddenly