The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-23
Foreign Notes OF Real Interest

There pauper in every thirlyseven nhAbitan.n
| IN England and Wales
Tits announced that upon the retirement of Mr. Glad
stone Lord Spencer will become tho ,uar head OF thu
| Liberal party
| London now boasts OF "society for the Promotion
OF Relaxation from Business Care and Enjoyment dur.
| Ing Luncheon Hours"
Atroupe OF ballet dancers sued tho FoItestoue Veu,
| for publishing some reflections on their performances
and they have recovered besides an apology verdict
| with flJ damages
Nothing but tho great spread of fine cattle can &C.
count for the small prices given the sale of Lord
Falmouths herd OF Devona OF tho finest Only 100
guineas was bid for the bull that has the Roya!
Agricultural socoty'H prize three times running
There Some talk OF founding In Paris q ThAktre des
hefussS The promoter states that all manuscripts sent
to him Will be read honestly and conscentiousy but
only those which have had the honor refusal by
managers will be accepted submitted to the public
NTorrelaEordA Cadz Maxim automa tic rapid. firing
gun weighing about 800 pounds threw proiectNea
weighing something pound at the rate
OF nifty shots in ton seOondA In high wind IL put
fortyseven shots out OF nifty target 900 metres dis
ant Aferward 1t fred fifty explosive shells in ten sec
onds At 1000 metres range, and dozen shots pierced
tho target.
Tho Vienna Retcf Correspondents announces that the
Pope recently addressed circular to about hundred
Bishops IN different countries asking whether In their
opinion the proclamation of the dogma OF tho temporal
power OF the Holy Sec would DO opportune Sixtysix
Bishops are said to have declared In favor OF the
dogma, while all tho Italian Bishops expressed them
selves as opposed to It, Tho Jesuits are In favor OF
procAimng the dogma without delay.
Perhaps Jenner did not discover vaccination In
graveyard of Worth, Dorsetshirs there IL tomb with
this Inscription BENJAMIN Jestey. of Downshay died
April TO- lsldaEsd 49, He was born at Yetmnste in this
county, and was an upright honest man particularly
noted for having been tho FIRST known that In
troduoed the cow.pox by incubation and who for his
great strength OF mind made the experiment from the
COW on his wife and two in the year 1874"
Tho Turner Just sold at the Wells sale really brought
the highest auction price paid for Turner Ct $50
Before this tho highest price had been f7s for the
venice" sold Mt tho Mendel sale in 1873 Tho Wells
picture "sheernesS" Is described as tho sun rising
through fog with men of.wRr at anchor hshnR boat
with red sail and with figures 4I6 inches by
o. inches Fifty years ago Turner himself bid GIuO for
It, Mr.. Wells bought it in Is4s for E577. Agnew, the
dealer after buying at this for e. 49, sold It
again tho same evening for Es,OO1
The Bishop OF Liverpool is not in entire agreement
with some OF tho directors OF societies for tho OF
young women. At meeting OF tho Liverpool Rescue
Society he said; do quite agree with the White
Cross and other societies which look upon all young
women as lambs and angels, and all young as
raveninR wolves going about seeking whom they can
devour think human nature ia the same In females
as in males and that young women often prone
unless there is good principle in them into sin
as young men We must look At tho matter III = com.
mon sense manner
Charles W. Hamilton. naval surgeon publishes thia
inent of sea sickness which surgeons ahoat have sal
much to do with aud which generally they are un
able effectively to alleviate prove my excuse 10
bringing before the profession the curative effect d
kola (SeTcuG dCEminufuL In tho few caseA Whin
/ have lately had 10 deal with ! have found ID
Internal administration OF tho seed OF the kolA
most successful remedy. IIRlf to one drachm OF 10
seed chcwed slowly was followed in about forty mn
utes by complete cessation OF the various symptompt
maj Dc eT tho depression, vomiting and gddipess a.
ApDearel heA a IA W. adj |
tLed, and u confidence was felt In heavy wsader
that my cases never before experienced during he
many years that they served in tho ROYAL NM
and had tried tho usual remedies prescribed by ueir
advserh Al present means OF preventing sea lex.
ness In those susceptible ORTIZ known; and ventnr 10
believe that In tho ko!a or its kalod We have ,u.
and that larger trial Of this drug will tend to sunort
my opinion From its welLknOwn sustaining an in |
MIGRATING properties during fatigue, for whichIt IA
daily used by tho natives on the west coast OF Irlca
and the soudRn Its action in sea sickness seems n n.
tho giving tone to the systom, proving .,mu
lan1-acIing generally and locally"