The sun., 1889-11-09
Foreign Notes OF Real Interest.

DARnar Bouverot Ii veryilL
scheme 10 on foot to construct railroad up the
JunRfrau.
There are e22 freshmen in Oxford this year. against
s++ last year
The London TIlh Ia positive that the Scotch in
favor Of Scotch local Parliament
English SyndcAtes have invaded the Austrian empire
and are buying up brewereS in Bohemia, aud printing
onices in Vienna
One of the results of the French Exhibition has been
to make tho London hanson cab popular In Paris
where II has heretofore been In no special favor.
Zola the novelist IL candidate for the chair
In the French Academy Only \ few years ago he de-
nounced the institution In the columns of Figaro
hundred Paris mothersinlRw Of the highest
fashion have sent N. Sardou an address in grateful
recognition OF the justice he has done class
in his play. the " Belle. .MAman"
The Shah 10 thoroughly convinced that the accident
to his train was cunning plot devised for his deSruo
ton that since his return Teheran refused to
receive Prince DoEorouki the Russian Minister.
Among tho papers OF the late Mr.. Matthew Arnold a
large number of poems have been found, many OF
which Of such excellence and finish that in the
opinion Of his literary they ought to be given
to the world.
AbbotSford is still so popular resort that the fees
paid by tourists usually exceed E4oo year that is
twice profitable show the place to let it. for the
rent paid by Mr. Thorburn who has taken It for Ave
years, 10 only f2oO year,
Arseent remark of BI b Huntington that sincerity
following incident in London AEentsmAu making
call was answered By the servant Lady IL In.
but not at home to any one to-day, air"
The gala coach in which the Princess Sophie. re.
Gently married to the Crown Prince OF Greece rode
TO her wedding was built for the Count de Cham.
bord In expectation Of riding in IL to his coronation
The King OF Greece bought the coach for 10000 fanc
The most notable incident during the Queens autumn
soIourn at BAmora has her return to the GaASA
she where she has twice dned and slept for the nrSt
time for seven The ShiO had not previously been
visited BY the Queen since the death Of John Brown
whose inStEation It was built.
ParlSian architect proud OF his magnetic powers.
sent the bonne of ono of hE friends to sleep
other day and could not ronse her. Two hours hard
work BY chemist necessary to bring her to
nciouInesS aud then the amateur meSmerzer and his
friends found themselves In custody.
magnificent royal stag which has been we'll known
In North uist Scotland fdt more than twenty years.
and which has often Staked and shot at with
out success that 1t had come TO be regarded As a
charmed beast recently killed, after very lonR
and difficult stalk The clean weight was eighteen stone
and the head was superb
nAlthouEh is too early to say anything about the
quality Of the Bordeaux vintage Ia satisfactory TO
hear that so far quantity goes the yield will be At
least third above the OF an ordinary year and
that tho leading vineyards have been particularly IA
vored There has not been much wine made In these
vineyards since the invasion Of the phyIloxerG
American Wild turkeys have been successfully &C.
climAEed In Austria that portion OF the estate OF
Count BrSuner which ia known a. the DanubiAn
meadoWA and hocks OF them to bs seen in his
forssa II 10 said that brown Norfolk turkey In kng
land may be made TO resemble the American wild bird
In color and nAyor crAmminE II with WAlnuta soaked
In water for . week before It is killed