The sun., 1890-11-03
Foreign Note. or Real Interest.

The French newspapers report that Mr. Cotteau. who
has bssn on pleasure trip to Alaska this thinks
tho coast towns Of that country not at all behind
fashionable watering places In the number OF souvenirs
the natives offer 10 the conhdnR tourist He says the
Thiinket Indians Of Wraugsl spend much time watch.
ing for the steamer. and when they s smoke In
distance they At convert their houses shops
where both the women and tho offer for sale ali
Of curiosties that they have COAX
nicksls out OF tho pockets Of travellers
The London Tablet describes interesting bsdstead
hibted at the Catholic depot in Bsr minsham patent
Cd invention especially designed for the use of
Cathocs Tho head like the foot 10 Of brAsswork but
has in addition three Tho oontre Il rased
holds crucinx of ivory and silver Beneath this
Is trsss and either side tho stoup
In which 10 placed satuetto. The four posts have
their special and significance being each
ed BY small knob, which on being inverted forms .
candle nozzle In these tapers of large size may be
axsd and the bsdstead thereby adapted for Catholic
not only In life but after death
Tho English and Germans mixing up tho nomen
ciature Of New Guinea and the Islands
most hopeless fashion. The Germans have renamed
many islands east OF New Guinea. which since their
discovery years ago had given them by
the Engshmsn who found theu,. Looking northe AT
through their glasses . while ago. some English ex-
plorers New Guinea mountain top saw two great
mountains which they named Gladstone and Disrasu
while after German explorer. looking southwes at
the peaks dgnihed them with the names OF Kant
and schopsnhauer SO We have on German and Brit
ish IN aps different for the mountains Ths
gsogra aphers Of the countries should
agreement to avoid this confusion.
The EnalishmAn IL no longer suffered 10 hold suprem
acy without criticism the island OF Great Britain
Welsh journal, tho Baner &C Anserau Cymru remarks:
"somehow sorry that little SUCCESS has hthsr
to achieved In the markets Of England to
cattle and taken from the oppressed tenants Of
Ireland by their cruel landlords The Engshman does
not feel enough for the Irshman under his burden
refuse to buy his ohsttss no sees bargain for him.
self Myself 10 tho motto of Iiensist Recent at
tempts In the markets OF Stafford aud Manchester were
rather failure The Eng hh will In precisely the
ssme way toward tho farmers OF Wales also whom
ther property 10 seized for tiths Indeed, We have
doubted authority for saying that preparations had
been made with English merchants to take the property
a. 1t wAs sent to them. Tho Engishman sympathirss
with one except himself"
Queen victo.iAs pretsrsucs for Scotch wh,sksy has
induced the City Council of Chsrottetown Prince Ed
wards Island. to pass this resolution EhertdS
woman in all ages savage and ciyized, has been an
object Of love Affection and respect; and Where1s
woman In this city has been imprisoned for breach
Of an not supported by public opinion. and
CONTRARY to British freedom, justice and liberty;
and ,ehereaG the breach Of said enactment consisted
selling su Intoxicating beverage freely used by all
classes from hor Most Graoous Ma the Quesn who
is Head of the Church and Defender OF tho Faith
tho humbles. OF her most Iowa AMI most dut,ful
subjects: and pheredf. The various Leg sAturos
In the British dominiona exercising authority
delegated to them from the people, iegal!ze the I'M
portation aud manufacture Of such intoxicating
beverages BY imposing thereon . specific charge;
thsrsfore Rolped that in the opinion OF this Council
Imprisonment OF q woman for . breach Of act
mont 10 destruction OF individual liberty Opposed to
the spirit the age and by heoogans and
mora,s OF the highest standing as an act worthy Of
| the days OF tae star chsmosr and Jerreys'