The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-09
Foreign Note. OF Rea, Interest.

son of Charles Dickens has become aQC.
Meisoniers statue will be in the Jardin do rInfaute
adjoining the Louvre.
Baron Albert Won Rothschd has given $50 900 to the
Vienna Society for Founding Home for Consumptivea
Automatic boot blacks will be put the market soon
by n Nurnberg firm. They will be run the nickeln-
the slot plan.
In Germany 27.4s5 children between IL and Il years
worked factories in $780, In England SO 400 under
13 years were employed.
Prof. Koch has written to a Swedish physician that
lie will not sell describe his improved tuberculins
until he shall have tested It beyond all chance doubs
in his clinics.
Mr. Marriott meteorological says that thunder storms
which pass the country are really a series of
storms the average OF single thunder storm
being about twenty miles.
Arc,deacon Farrar says that when We look back to
the state of ciey in England fifty ago and
pare with the present condition OF things we may
thank God and take courage.
Richard Wagner left his autobiography with Ferdt.
nand FraeRer to be published when his segfried
reached his majority. segfried Is now 81. and the au.
photography will soon appear.
The committee In AK for the restoration Of the
temporal power Of the Pope published appeal to
all Catholics to participate in the circulating and sign
ing OF monster petitions to the King OF Italy request
ing him TO return TO the Holy Chair its heritage"
The Hotel de Sens, near the Paris Hotel de Vile.
building Of the fifteenth century. the residence
the Archbishop of Sens and later the abode OF Margue
rite de va!os well Preserved is for SALE bnt will prob
ably be torn down unless preserved through the Com.
mttee Of Historic Monuments.
Gustav Wiisch. Berlin shopkeeper, fined $50
by police court two weeks ago for having called
telephone girl who kent him waiting fifteen minutes
"a miserable. Drazen. faced woman" The prosecution
asked that he be fined only 81 but the police court
held this penalty to be too mild. telephone girls
needed special protection from insult.
Paris daeS announce that Queen Natalie Is about 10
go to London incognito TO find pubshe. for her
moirs In Berlin and Vienna her efforts to this end
were rendered futile by the authorities. The memoirs
expected to give details of Man's shameless
life. and of such notorious performances his charter
ing Vicnnese comic opera company to entertain hun
for u week at his palace.
1t is reported from Zurich that the Federal Govern
has forbidden all officers in tho Swiss service to
appear German soil in uniform. similar order has
just been given TO the German soldiers and officers gar
rsoned near the Swiss frontier The German newspa-
pers complain that the Federal Government has not
made the order extend to the French frontier and they
are asking for explanations.
IIcrrL ann Zctung. who MAKES his living by travel.
LINK In trunks and then exhibiting himself in variety
shows on the Continent made his last trip from Ant
wrrp to Christiania in q wooden box. which stood on
the ships deck four days and four nights without any
bodys knowing that 1t contained a man. Tho voyage
stormy, but Zcnng kept his nose to crack In tho
boards. ate his sandwiches. and kept we'll
Capt Bo,tego of the Nineteenth Artillery Regiment OF
the Italian army made wager recently that he could
ride $50 miles in twenty four hours without leav.
ing the saddle except to change horses. lie mounted
at II 40 on Saturday evening and at II 30 the fol-
lowing evening had covered 40 miles. On Monday
morning he was at drill USUAL lie changed horses
i've times during his ride and lost thereby thirty min
utes During twentyone hours he rode at trot
Berlins organized Anar chsts are distributed among
eleven groups two Of which are in the suburbs Each
group contains about fifteen non-ofical members an
Executive Committee Of two and two or three cor.
who under the cover OF false names and
addresses. receive contributions and send out tho lit
srature In January the eleven groups held eighteen
meetings despite tho precautions OF the police. The
Total membership or the groups Is 254. These An.
archsts profess to have connection with Social
Democrats whom they denounce for their miidnecs
Anarchists OF the Propaganda Of the Deed Is the
zane under which they are organized.
The statue OF Marshal Ney erected in Paris on the
pot where he was executed. Il about to be removed.
The proposed new railroad through the Latin Quarter
wil pass over the ground where the Marshal FELL and
he statue Will be taken away. Some OF the Paris
papers are indignant and interesting little pieces
II history are coming to light Among others there Is
he following report OF agent OF tho Govern
nent. which was found among the national archives
When he fell the Officers cried out Five 10 roir but
he working people who composed the greater portion
4 the crowd, remained silent Then heard few
nnrmurs. woman remarked. That 10 one more
lead man How very rich we are becoming on account
i that But the other women made her keep quiet.
he body remained exposed upon tho litter for quar-
er OF an hour. More than i've hundred EpRlishmeu
anne to look IT. Their curiosity dspeased some OF
he National Guards who asked them Ironically why
idnt you come to see hun ten years ago gentlemenr
IN Englishman approached the body and dipped a
White handk erchef in the blood Then he en- ooped
he bloody handkerchief in another handkerchief and
Won't away as quietly as he came. During the day
many people came to the place of execution. They
'ro's upon tue wall. Mort Ia ud,sch1i Nsy' and they
licked ana enlarged the holes when the bullets made
n the wall Its widely reported that an Englishmsa
emArked; The French are acting a. n thee vss
either hus0ry NOR D0stsri.y.'"-.