The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
Foreign No es CT Heal I,terrs

large hrm OF rostumers In Berlin has failed
count OF their inability to get the German Empress
pay her b She is as fond OF display "a the Emperor
and is said TO rarely wear a dress more than once
The National Ob.errsr makes interesting
ments upon the spread and decline poetry. rostrv
says has usurped the place OF tho n7ize ring Tho
people were declared from protesting gitmate in.
terest in the Upton Slash,r. ami listen ths ewes
droppingo Of the half.penny Journals Tho cncap pre-
tence OF education which is cxsn led everywhere in
the name OF the universities" rngross"s tho populax
mind Tho ring Is dead and Toynbc" Hal rules in its
stead and the British AIRY Affects interest in let
terra which he cannot feel
Martin ReinrrScheii. a fugitive from German ius-
tice, ha. kept tatOned on his body n record OF his
varied career rs soldier. cabmnn. circus clown. and
Lothario. Tho warrant ont for his arrest describes
this curious autobiography thus: on the breast, 81
cannot chang" my fate. 1889 the right forearm
w"mans head. rifle. lane. sword. cannon bali. and
whoever loves must suffer 1892: OH right shoulder
cross. heart anchor claspcd hands and " Evcrssingiy
faithful on left shoulder. clown on chair 1887
left forearm Long live the cahby." horses head whip.
casped hands, ''True love. 1880"
A Jew. pr Theodore Kohn. or as he once was
Cohen" has been made the Roman Catholic Arch.
bishop Of Oimrtz. the principal see Of Austria.
which for centuries has been occupied by arrhduLes
and princes or By memberS OF the noblcst fame Dr.
koin is the son Of ajcwish couple or Mora'a and WAS
brought up IN the orthodox faith lie in
4 grammar school in srnssnIiA aud attracted aticn'
ton by trrA:iscs ecclesiastical law. Ihe Archbishop
Of Furstrnerg appointed him 0i"s>"r "i rnh 'h' Al
law in Omnt2. ami through ,ar"U. stages Of promo
ton he has reached to the see wh IA iasA hereditary
RICH, to Cardinals hat. rs OCCUPANT always being
proposed by the Austrian Emperor
Gen. Booth Claims marvellous measure OF success
for his DarAr.: England scheme Of colonial industries
nd met npu'i' shelters pui witch lie has eNpend-
ed about cISIrOp ls hns hr snys, helped TO feed I'VE
millions Of huugrv peop'' furnished million with
warm sNercr found work for over ten thousand UNI
e,np,oycd reclaimed and placed in situations l3A
'!ons !.ni' frirni".s gris. found and restored TO
their friends "i lost people and generally srea. ng
wrought immense amount OF benefit. to say nothing
Of the rc"rmatiOns effected. lilo has spsn.
.,xtyAvc thousand pounds more than he has received.
aud therefore that much in debt, and lie ASKS have
made up
The income tax report for the Kingdom Of Prussia.
published three wesxs ago, shows All increasing nam
Der Of miionares There are s.i45 persons who con-
fess to moe than soo.ooO marks, The actual mrrn'
aires of Prussia are divided into lsree cias.-s- ne
mark milionaires the tha!er mionaires, and tn So
called income millionaires Before tho new marx
coinage WAS introduced into the German emine
millionaire meant man who had = million 'a''eF.
The introduction nj the mark has now sunr.e' 10
owner OF third OF that sum to claim the ne II inc
mark mlionares arc struck from the ii-i Ln' "H',
thaler miilonares admitted, the total IA T. '''" ~
present Is $50 Last year there were rnY Ni'ee"
persons IN Prussia who confessed t. '.'s 'r.'"'
milltonaires The drastic application ~ ''" ne" j"
comc.taS law has raised the number lu T.. Wy =
Ave persons. Tier names are not ~ "' '""',. ~
provinces in witch they live Civ l'."| ~ 20
number are taxed upon yearly lEc".' '' ''''
10 3OCoV 800 Inaraa SIX OF them are N'f-i"i'' cue
wiesbad ner. AMI one pnsseIG"ricr lI' N.''' ''''
mlonairc Is, no doubt Roti scld, - ''" ''''."'.
hc.Main IN The Wcsh,den district. IN" u''sel''
| mllionsirc is ronlsctured 10 he hrGpH ~ i'"" '"'
four richest men in the kingdom are 1t down ny "s
Reiolsu~s,igrr having yearly incomes frie'"'eS" "
| 100000. 4. $50 900. o2o.uOo, and ""J@Vo' HAA'