Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

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g'as salfSrur q Austria Is very fen6 of
claaois shooting. SIla ln that sESTt Uses aa
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Bvroa Saleslerry. TIE Delaware peach
frO~or. reoeaI-y Eslais = pra1s - tWo ces1s
% carload & Ts,se-aes glAas $50 Ia a. ~ a.
ZslsS rssi aen,s 1t Nsdan y En&Enis3cently
rlrzi-hed zl1 the greun1s. IA sa-lson. his.1s
VIII orchids. rao1o1e11l'oas and eera1luaAAN
TIE mikaao y yapan sets publlely ana
uprlSsr.o,.z.y dTuAk IA brosa daylight 2na
swzggers around MS palace hksa oosnEaons
every cay cr1nAar1
During the Prince q Weles' resent vlsat
q Houl ourg ae initiated soUie ~heel lbzrrow
raoes, VIA ladies IN tie h@rro~s tr10dled
along - tae L-g asss Ens-lsh noo-Asy.
The richest and most influential ChinaEnan
IN Chicago : hlp Lang tie mayor of tie
Celestial colony there sno the laundry ing
II the city. lie Is a ltsle nan physically.
lis fortune amounts 70 500, =
An cid gypsy named Rafael hss ASKED the
emperor of austria 70 invest hlm With ths
dlgnity oi king q the gyIsies. because hs
can prove his ireot descent from King
Pharaoh de promises 10 make tie gyIsles
oeass their VGgrsnt habits and become
orderly Ieop--s nj 70 enter TIE army.
A LeEro bg the name Of Ross. who was
lateiy convictad II murder ia Tie first degree
and sentenced - be- hanged al Braudenburg,
Was granted new trial on the ground that
he had NOT been convicted by . jury OF hls
peers. There was 10 colored man On the Jury
that Tiod him
1t Is related Of Primes Bismarck that while
inspecting the harvest work on his fields lot
long sisce two Of the reaping women. fol-
loving an old custom, seized him and bound
him with hands made Of straw The chan
cellor submitted with good grace, and ex-
treated himself by paying liberal ransom.
lie role away ia his carriage with the straw
bands stlu fastened round his arms
Historian Bancroft visited Mrs. Polk ss
Nashville, Tenn, not long ago ana borrowed
the late presidents state papers. he returned
them 70 her Il few days ago with note IN
which be said: Il hope my life VIII be spared
to complete NV history 10 the close Of your
husbands administration That VIII close
my life work. / am engaged with corps Of
typewriters I'd clerks and l believe Will DO
able TO accomplish the task"
Dinizulu, the rebellions son Of Cetewayo,
IS an enormous bl2ck with a development OF
brain above other African chiefs lie is a
total abstainer from intoxicants, but makes
up for this asceticiSIn by maintaining large
number of wives he is a warrior by heredi-
tary taste, and his. Tremendous physical
strength and wonderful swiftDess as q runner
give him great influence over his soldiers. 1t
Is said OF Lun that, unlike his kind, be has q
sense OF humor and is hearty laugher.
But he sometimes thinks things funny that
to white man aro quite otherwise.
al see Gen. Crook on thefioor OF the board
tho trade nearly every day" said one of tho
FOUNDERS tho other day, "but no one who
doesn't know him would take him for an In
dian fighter Heis Of medium height, but is
well built, broad shouldered and deep chcsted
He wears a full beard below a pair Of wei
bronzed cheeks His eyes are quick and
/ penetrating. and be has the nose Of hawk
/ IL Is tho nose Of a waTrior-like Wellington's =
/ or Napier's. he wears light sack coat OF
Crayish silk dark trousers and a straw hat
/ He Is seldom without gloves lie comes on
! early, generally in tow of Jimmy Boyd or
some such nan, and stays quite a long W hile."
At Kissingen the chancellor breaks through
the general rule, and appears out Of uniform,
his favorite dress being long black over
coat and a soft felt hat with wide brim-
Another characteristic feature OF the Kis-
singe use Is an outer court yard, which is
filed with noisy assorted family of ducks,
fowls, turkeys, geese and other birds, not one
Of which does Bismarck allow b be removed.
He is understood 10 spend hours in feeding
and watching his cuTiously assorted family,
In whose raids and quaTrels and feuds be
may possibly find an pathological parallel
for much that Is passing among the members
of the still more curiously assorted European
"happy family with is Bear and Lion and
Eagle and Turkey and proudly Growing Cock
Robert Louis Stevenson's voyage on TIE
South seas goes 10 show some Of tho possibil-
tthss of American enterprise nowadays. The
whole trip was got up by the scheming brain
of q manager Of newspaper syndicates. Mr..
Stevenson hires the yacht. well equipped
thoroughly sawortby, and supplied with al
the modem luxuries, and sails away on q
voya-e OF interest and novelty. Meanw blk
MI bills are paid by the man who manage.
too Newspaper syndicate. When Mr. Steven
son returns he VIII pass over 20 him the man
uscript eInbody Ing tho Dcvelists reflection,
and discoveries Oh tho voyage, and the sals
Of this manuscript ia America, England and
| A rrstrz.lia viii moro than reimburse the syn
dicate ulanagur. Times have changed sinc.
Milton sens -Fa1adiSe Lost begging amons
the pubiishsrA