The sun., 1892-01-14
Foreign Notes or Real Interest

Prince George will be made Duke Of Kent.
Tho British drummers will make special present -
the Duke Of Clarence and his expected wife.
second Congress OF Chambers Of Commsros Of the
British empire will be held in London in June.
Tho Pope hopes to be buried in tho LaterAn by the
side Of Innocent Ill., whose tomb he has Just finished
there.
There has just died in Poland . once celebrated
beauty who refused tho hand of Napoleon III. She
was the Princess Helene sagonsko. and died unmarried
At tho age of 81.
Tho grand total Of charitable bequssts in England
during the past year. excluding Baron Hirschs 3l0
100000 for Jewish emigration, was 81 ZOO OOo As
against Sl1 600 600 In 1890.
The good people OF Gloucester took much pleasure
week in seeing the Bishop. aged 7s appear with his
skates and indulge in afternoons display OF his
proficiency. which IL very great.
Insanity has Increased France that the asyums
longer hold the lunntcs Tho AsasaneS P.bl,q,s
has therefore decided to place Of the crazy pau
pers who harmless with peasant familiea Just
puts out psuper infants and children.
The annual report of the Coincide Franealse showsa
profit ofS7o0oO This will give % 200 to each socit-
taire In tho course of tho year 1891 eleven
pieces. including sardous "Thermidor." were PRO
duced. and twelve plays of its old repertoire revived
Popular prices arc to be tried at tho Paris Grand
Opera. Tho price for Saturday will be francs
stall. and on unday two francs and half The per-
formances will be the Bayreuth plan. beginning 81
5P. NJ and ending at 10. with an intermisson Of half
an hour att.
At time Japan considered tho question Of e,tab.
fishing national creed and a Minister WAS sent to
Eurcpe to investigate; but says the Bishop Of Exeter
who has been following the subject the agent returned
to report that Christianity exerted no more beneficial
influence upon vice than Buddhism.
A"razze dazzle" WAS one OF tho nuisancss specified
in the complaint against place OF amusement In the
old Cross Boncs Burial Yard. London. Tho "razzs
dazzle was a conrivance intended to make people
perence the motion OF tho waves Of the ssA and the
of the razzle dazzers wero ard for blocks
rur Dec ?G tho first resolution reafrrmed the
cus'on arrived at by all previous congresses that
India can never be well or Justly governed can
her people be prosperous or contened. until they are
allowed through their elected representatives an eec.
tive voice in tho legislative councils Of their oSn
country"
A striking illustration OF the spread of civilization
occurs among the Maoris of Poverty Bay. quarrs.
between two chiefs. Pini and Tuta which being
restrained with difficulty from taking the old form OF
boodshed has been taken to court by regular sum.
mons printing press has also been set up in the
King country to report the sitting Of tho hrst Maori
Parliament.
The people OF Paris consumed within the past year
2l,2Sl horses :28 donkeys. and 20 mules. the meat
weighing. according to the returns +Sl5 tons. Al the
lsO shops and stalls where such food is sold the price
has varied from two pound tho latter
being the price Of the best horse steaks Only about
onehird OF tho meat s sold fresh and nndsguisoh the
rest used in making sausases 40. horses having been
turned into sausage
The annual mortality Of the entire human race
amounts. roughly speaking. according to French
medical Journal to thirtythreo millions Of persons
This makes the average deaths per day nuetyons
thousand being at the rate Of 80 hour sxyt~o
people every minute Of the day and night the
fourth Of the die before completing their eighth
year. and ons.hsf before the end Of the ssvsntesnh
year: but the average duration OF life 10 sbout 80
years Not more than one person In hundred thcs'
sand lives to be a hundred.
A wehknown French journalist. N. HAguss 10 KouI.
being told that beggsr could make 10 france day In
the Champs Elysees district resolved to try It. Dress
ing himself for the part he began his test going from
house to house. The wife of physician gave him
old garment. An old man gave him francA A Coun
tess who received him as II he wers somebody gave
him 10 francs. directing him TO call again In u very
short lime he made equal TO 10 francs. Al the
house at which he received 10 francs the concierge
claimed commission on his good luck.
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