The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1894-05-10
The INDIAN EMPIRE,
INTERESTING COMMENTS az AN OF
SERVING TRAVELLER.

INTERESTING COMMENTS az AN oE-
SERVING TRAVELLER.
The inst and FIXTURE az Great Country
and rcmafiahic rcop.r--s.aas rcor / ,
tho spciict.an &c Foreigners = English
Language Coming INTO Genera, Use.
We have Travelled moro .l.en g, 600
miles n, E,d'a, have seen its Sran,lest
scencr..', is is-gest end moet interest.
in., cities rs most fertile aEl sonlo OF
its desert itgsoas We have fonnd in
neis'. IA, s:;.rcS, Aribrr snd All
,nassaha'l tie ttis. examples cf Eindoo
and 1aharsaeaaa G.,a.itcosaya Cs
Ctuasso ,aei'a ID ;.iuc:i va ,.:as,a not sce.i.
Ii.e isa.yid.cs. ;a;aIs.s.s &C the soa::h c.
E,Gi, lcu,s.AG',:c for s..,e.r .;zo and
elaborate Gecma, ioas ho i..m.tmtei &C
! Tan1'srs's,,.a ',tt.,ua, e-n ,s,- oar jntro
bt- s,a';l y2ct!2ieus eae,i at Macr:ss ard
t'op,.icnelsy. Is; Wssi,.ei'.a; cave tor.-
pies at Siitea. Ait, III esd n,s.ny ot..S-;.s.
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froi': rs. - rh.esa. ss.ie ,,S,--. /
s!al' ;&S.>s es:,;,a :. n.t;;a without -
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l..v,; eas,t' g..s.! - :l,,e;,.--r :, l,;r.1,-,
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:as. ts.e 80 - t',e ,.:,siu.,, ,.o, RI!
cs:.;.c 20 ia ae,;- sci. ~. ,,cv IRE &C.
iass;; ..sce..t CO e :-:sl. Ini.-h nc. ox.
scii: to X. ii Isl @Id..'ta j. arte7'-
ss:sI &c ha1s.> | -. X may ,=.y t;,a.s
sir,ss,n $50: a.. ). fs<ii., /, .;is;I.S...
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fecs lrri:i ,io1 ri ~, 49,: ;..:,.svf ~, X
ircv;t:c:t III r.aa rs.,S;. .I.il:aei .:t.....s
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ucas,uE. Tic n:.ivaTaiti1 ,..as. ;s.i.,,ess
scattered over Iliiia tire t,!;;.u;og tut tn
Euelly thousands Of educated natives.
II is d curious fact that the In6is.n who
speaks English speaks it without accent
and rather better than the average of
English or Americans. Nearly I'll OF the
schools above the primary grade teach
English. and in the majority Of them it
IL the medium, Of education. More tkcn
half OF the native ne5vsfc.ocrs ;.;.d F peri
odicals, which are nuTic,ols and we'll
conducted, arc printed in English.
lido not think it q wild prediction
that English will be essentially tho lam
guage OF India hundred years hence.
It 70 curious to contemplate what will
be the political result Of the education
Of the Indian people. Will they be con-
tent, especially those Of the Aryan race.
capable Of high development, with the
shadow Of government which is some
times driven to it's wits ends with its
own domestic problems, in agroup of
little islands o, 600 miles awcy? For tho
present I can scarcely conceive of a
greater calamity for India than the fail
ure of Great Britain to hold and govern
the country. It would be the signal for
anarchy, which would entail the destruc-
ton of the people and seriously obstruct
the onward march of human progress.
India is poor country. Its fabulous
wealth has been carried off Ivy conquer
e-s OF gathered into colossal fortunes
Ey tho few rich Tine greet body of the
people ere mis;rably poor. They barely
keep body and soul together and Go not
store up ary vital sro-eo to rcsi-tt disease.
The failure Of c:ie crop e:.ta:::la; wife.
spread GistTesc. Tic failure CT tSTo -
EuccccSio.; i.c@Es fa-.i.c fcr millions.
!C.o governments Is doing something 10
improve The conditions. l., 10 Last I've
year, canals lave I,o,, bu;:t, iI.cceas;1s,
The ecca r..ticf irrigation a.scuS % per
cent Low :..ss-!,, ;.cv.i;-ta:s t..3 tiilcr cf
TIE foil !2ct3 fccsi these Improvement; ]
Go llo. tnCE-. aha GOV 2rn-:r:i. costs too
iaue:,, ;..;l tho pope go taxed to TIC
Gr,;a CT tnGa-.:iiicc. Tho EIi,;>h ii.t:;a
civil service IS called Tic be- { in The
wcTid, + is I:a.cubt cdiy &c aost c.
rcnsive. It costs Ill. eGf Geo Csc.
ooo.cce a yccr. iiae , VI ssrTapt
eerycs ii vasioIs car,.ci:s::ls, f9oEl {.
rleTlt' to O l.e,;t.na governor, :ar 60
81 a.s, four OF r.lnc'i are l.iyel, ,or Loiii.
days. aud rctir,s with = minimum. N:
s,c:: CT l,eG6 rcr aprum. lioctst oi al
TIL; eolGes GET ef tbs i:.t..::::.n people, a,;5
tiess ..a ;i,,l en- GRE ipb tless:
ls 81 i;.it cf VA Is iett.
: IIi.c-e are eGave T:y.:.:lei..H in ii,t:;s.
aptl ii2oro &c .c;:ssc, 6; 4 {, sc;.-o their
will REQUIRE a-,.:..,c t..1..:.t which c.:u te
secuted. It is 1c:.;,1;iIi whether tho E,e7'-
ch::,.a tf lrH;:et, tbs i. ;:nnssetu5:rs d
M:aaiestc- or TIC tGet;i.;.ry a,i.'tcc,.rst!s
vine $50 tc.it h i:o.s; WICK; T:;;ai cc:.rts 1.
casc:ztta VII. solyc t..e.si :. tie i;,t"7s-t
Of tine people of India, w-.c.a are .1dsy
etsout the faprcst fed, clc;,ica asi,:
kcused people eli Garth. Yet caiinot
but think thai tEcse people arc c-ps;5lec
cs great things ii, TIC f..:ule il thy Ca
lie properly Eorrishcd erd educated.
ineir bright, distinctly Arysn facesloot
ont eprcalil:.:,y through surroundings;
- Sapalnr and superstition and give
promise Of. high aeseler:.cl.t under f.
vorahle conditions. Indeed we see
splendid specimens Ct manhood anicrg
them today, and their graceful courtesy
ktaacs ON rrder manners. Cor Bos-
ton Herald.