The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-04

Aundriee restAurAnts. any store where Chime
employed. The State Convention OF tho Kn'hu n
Labor resolved to support no city for StatsApi.Al
whose citizens employed Chinese patronizsd TEN IL
any way. The City Council of Helena has passa reso
lutons setting forth the evils of Chinese immisAtion
and Gov. Tools 10 urging the Federal Covenant 10
take steps to better protect the frontier agait The
smuggling Of Cinnamon. He says there is nsan
lied gang engaged in tho business Of smuggling nina
men across tho line.
We don't seem to know much about cold w.,hsr
here In New York. At PembinA, n. D., the theriome
ter stood foriy.eight degrees below ogre
Gently. At Spiritwood Lake. in tho same regio. tbs
ice 10 three feet thick. and In cutting cold days
tho slug fast frequently. and had to out
with axe. The weather has been 80 cold that few
people have been about the farming dsrrictA fns
sykeston Gasens mArksd the other day I'VE eonmu'
ncate once more with the outside VI rd to-day, ~
means of auger hole made by thsFotAry ploosh
through the drfts" And yet Dakotsnln this city re.
Gently WAS complaining bitterly OF the tld. He sid
that hero fifteen degrees above e$u ,hirtyts
ab,v,. with tho dampness. sear&ing and IN
comfortable than thirt y-fve below In DskIa
Ore OF the Disadvantages OF dating publication 10
advance OF the time OF issuing IL has beef bronshtc
the front in England weekly Illustrated s.wspspsL
in an article on Cardinal Manning. commea TO his
notice philantbropic object which he night help,
though the date which the paper bore the rsVtns
body was lying In state % his home where hshsd died
two days before Another paper dated two dNy, after
the death OF the Duke OF Clarence made mention Of
his death but devoted several articles the Subject Of
his expected marriage. Puaeh on one occasion Sad'
fppan sllns,on TO an eminent statesman who Ssrrsa
in its pages often. and who had died three pNvoas
TO the date borne by the paper. Whatever sdyahas"
there may be in this practice. It would 'ha the
results In the above instances were rather stupid
Tho recent war talk has revived some stores o 10
prowe's on the sea Of old.tims down East YsnIee' u
hrelatsd that Capt. John Dix. famous shi,mss'sF"
Portland. was In = West Indian port once where Bn'
ish mAn.of.wsr was bsxius away At target The biF
ish gunnsrs were unable to come any whore nsaF' S'
target and after Watching their blundsrng for SOM
time Capt Dix loaded an old ships gun whe' be car
ried. using chunk Of iron for . shot. He ftd- sa
when the smoke cleared away the target wssAvEseH
Immediately . boat from the man Of war csmssio
side, and an ocer In full uniform over 'h' fA-
demanding an explanation Of the Yankees perform.
snce. Capt. Dix assured tho officer tina, no dsfe'p
was intended-thst he only wanted to give tho BT'n
rsaesson In gunnery and he offered 10 furnish anon"
hozsbeaa for them to practise on. After tco'd'"
little the oficer burst into laugh at tho aslf'V"
or Yankee privateer sailing from Mah- po'' "
1872. mistoos an English seycnt y.four for an h"''1
diamAn. ran alongside and ordered her 10 ,rss hei'
ora The sevsnty'four's ports new open. her hfo.'S
was run out. and tho Captain replied II am mol
habit Of hauling down my coors"" Well II J9a 80
Ivu," answered the Yankee. wAs lss ~ vss'
ast his hsAA.