The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-25
SUNBEdNS.

not had bank failure Tor htty.seNcn years
Tho representative Of Swiss dsiryrcn has tc,,,-no,
to Switzerland with options on land three corni,
in California, ;he n,er.ion being TO establish cu,ony
for the purpose OF developing the dairy Industry.
Col John s. Mosby. the Confederate cavt'rvnar Ia
vigorous aud In good health. His hair is white 1nt nd,
build and weight not more than medium. IirI,,,
not wear beard. bat his SLOUGH hat indicates IN,
southerncr,
lin the lumber season lust closed in M,nncs,,o IN.
"cut" for the year was 4i7,7l3252 feet. 2O5ggino
shingles and 81 faT coo hath THIS hoats gu, tc,rl
last year by 1O3l3IsGo tcet Of lumber TO- iul .ao
| shingles, and :. AGO. $50 lath.
The deeds Of property in Odessa, Tex. provided
against the sale of liquor and that the property sopa
revert to the company In ease vt vt.a uu a,
the clause but in deed the clause ou,'. i Am,
the purchaser of the lot Is selling MACH iQ4rr l
| only an injunction stop him.
Maine has only rl,ictcen cities within i's lnrcrs
Portland is tho oldest city and DecrAg yptnr,.t.
| having Just thrown of town government: o,'o Ella,
| beth. Brunswick, skowheghn, Dexter =. nluc'on
Camden, Carbon, aad lloniton are thinking mr,aNy
| now OF city government.
-On the night of tho eclipse of the moon 10" mercury
dropped to - below In ute, Mont AMI ITO ,rrs,
! railway companies not prepared Tor tlr dion
| Fires had not been lighted. and n few open sumner
cars had not been called In On the rrcNou, day the
| weather had been balmy and delightful
| -Four hundred intimate friends ot rich m,n n
England were invited to attend his funeral. los; unv
| twenty.ninc went. Eight days aftcEwari 'ire LAWYER
OF the estate announced that according to tie wicnch
| person who had attended was entitled 10 DcQnrst
ESQ TO each woman and 600 to each man
Mr. Henry Carey Baird of Philadelphia has prcsn,e,
to tho West Point Military Academy portrait ~ the
late Gen Charles =. Smith. painted by T. II smith Of
| Philade iphia n competent artist. Gen SMITH was
soldier of genius fidelity. AMI distinction. anu it isnOs
fit and proper that his portrait should be added !" he
| West Point gallery.
There is a big opportunity for n musical musician
in Butte Mont Hundreds OF whistles Mt the mining
| am three times n day. A
tous individual suggest that the whistles be nrransc
| on the principle of the calore. aud that they NAy
| "Yunkre Doodle in the morning. ''Conrades' at
| noon and Home Sweet Home" Mt night
| Profits come in two ways TO II man who Is running
clam farm near odtown. Me- For two weeks he leeds
the clans OH celery meal and Indian meal AMI then hs
bolts them. busel ~ time lie puts IN one uaf' Of
water and takes out eight quarts OF juice which >'b
for live glass after T. has hHcn hoat" and ga
soncd He feeds pigs with the meat and they grow TAT
| rapidly
"A typical wandcrcr hns stopped temporarily In Da
las He has travelled for fourteen years crossed the
country from New York to San Francisco. worked lis
| way through south America. and has been fireman.
n policeman, railroad man. a sport drEilihtr, ani
n .oluer lie says that the world has used lin rr.tty
well 40 far and that no intends to wander areuni tN
he dies.
| A yonng man In Auburn Ne. who applied 10 tn,
City Clerk marriage license gave his AZ" u, -
years and informed that on account Of his Youth
funess he would have to secure his parents written
consent before certificate could b. tssr"' He went
| ont and soon returned with brief Int pointed ioeu
,ncnt: This is to certify that my son John - ha,
my consent to marry Ann or any other wo,aaa
lie IA Young in years, bu. OLD in derllmcnt"
| Some recent experiments in lighthouse si:n Ming
| in England havo shown some remarkable resnlt' f?on
directing the light vertically to tue sky insei "''nr
zoptay across the When Nil weather condition,
urc favorable the light OF the Eddystonc Lighthouse
ordinarily directed can lie seventeen and Il hall
miles at sea. but It WAS found that beam q" Hight d
much less power directed vertically was visii" exactly
twice far. and could DO vel! dsccrned through an
ordinary fog.
After crazy woman. who had wandered for several
days through the streets OF Butte. Montana had been
locked up. n who had been seen with her was ar
rested and then her story came out. She hal "on-i
with him from Omaha taking one Of her children.
They walked all tho way from Omaha t" Butte, pushing
wheelbarrow holding their clothing and i"" COOK.
ing utensils. The woman said that the man made her
push wheebarrow but he SAID that he h"l done Tho
wheeling while she had carried the chill! Suffer- ne or
remorse had affected her mind.
many Of the passengers on late local tram on
the Morris and Railroad recently had to stand up
in the that an irate German s'ope' The
train by pulling the bell cord lust AZ II mor"! "it nni
demanded that nm empty on tn side trackh a..
tachcd The other passengers sustained hiii h'' me
demands were not needed. When the tran started
again German pulled the bell cord and ann"'nct
that he would pull nerery time the tram stHro ami
have the attached After lot Of tnlk re tram "A'
backed down and the car was attached,
10, the poor Indian. would probably lie pleased 10
have II made plain His ;lntutored mind Just what
rights he has In his native land In criminal tria AZ
Pierre S D. last week. Judge Edgerwood OF the United
] States Court his personal opinion thn an lnI'an'
bond good: that an Indian. not being "iti2en
not lega! hondsman for another Indian clare ed
with crime. II the red aborignu! lord Of the 80" ian
the consent OF the Indian Agent 10 'o lat nT his
brother red man, it is act Of Government. an! his
bond so endorsed is good: otherwise any act OF h 9
worthless
"a order has gone into effect on III" Harlem
division OF the New York Central. aud hrah'mcn no
have hitherto been accustomed 20 thrust tseit "' "
/ at the car doors AMI cry Trm'nt AMI AfNt 'H''
now eravey enter tho close the door. ban 'a'k
against it, and wit, deliberate c"iu"n'" .l''
station is Trem mt" or THE next stEtioE 8. FORD
ham" The younger brakcmcn deliver thrli !i'e
oratuns with "a certain CONSCIOUSNESS that !" HiIV
amusing to the passengers. and for tl.r NJ. ''
each announcement sent ripping sno from '''' 10
END OF the car.
--Canada gets her share of natures h0Untr 30 tbs
half the world th.s year and the Nrr'In Il" in'ns
tries REPORT t last eek thar the grain yIel IN "ur'
extraordinarily large The wheat cr"ps ,rriiI ana
fall are estimated ~ ts5>4o1n bushels. nearly "i -
much again the crop cI $50. The on CROP N'''I'
. by 2cuuO coo bushels years hight crop, ant me
average prairie crop j. The highr. IN ten year, 'h'
hundred and forty Thousand ir"cr d'r"~ =
sown In barley thar! last year but the yirih 'e 'i"
bushels more. The root crops described ~ 'n.f
mona Fuii wheat las averaged 20 to 30 hIsh,t /"
mere In many and weighs 40 to % pounds get
bushrI.
"A swapping Of wives IS virtually the sequel ""'
elopement in 81 Louis. Henry EoartInah ana "'''
Rcessc were chums and their wives became " .'i''
friends but after their marriage Epess' RAJ e"
with Mrs Boardmar. the injured husband trn'!H ~
wife to New York took her hack to st Louis st he
To her parents and sued for divorce EncSse VIII" a
sold his property aud put the proceeds IN bank 10 va
credit of his wife. did not return to ST. l"His ana w
wife sued divorce several months hg" ia" ~ W."
husband and the igJurcd wife learned that NrE f"""
! man and Eocsscl had married. Last week Mr. u ara
man and Mrs RoesseI applied fora marriage !i'ei's
for themselves
Tie horseshoe ,Gpcrstit0n stili sticks, anu lN
dealers fnt IT profitable keep horscs"rS III STOCK -
gnic to dwccrs The tenement house region "h'i'
horsps,.un over the door still NOT UNCOMMON" II %
the money drawers of -ma shops c0nd be rnnnhIr
,,,,,y', lrr.rso could be found 10 supply hall IN
rou.u, II, town n" superstition Is 'at III" sl"P WI
,0 good business Ig y. III" presence ~ III" more"
.ir,. q, ,unwu uuty 10 the shopEerior- On frcrh
RAINY afternoon u neatly dressed rIT Nnr'ly W'"h
her way across IN avenue ~ rwcnty'"Sh'h s'f'