The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-04-06

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France l. to have postal card with a
stub. Ou the stub may b. "a memora cum
of tie contents of The card. aud DO th stub
b. officially stamped DO bec0mcs lee.I rec
ord.
The old Gie Of the Portland Advertiser
covering the period when that Newspaper
was edited Boy james g. Blaine il owned by
the city of Portland and is highly priced by
the citizens.
The statue Venus de Milo. regarded a.
the type of pDriUcJ Homauly beauty. was
found at Milo. one of she islands Of the
Greccisu archipelago, boy a peasant while
digging AT The roots OF a tree.
james VI was the first who establlsh
public races, and GoHeuly, in Yorkshire,
Croydon and IheoDald-, on Enfield chase,
were the usual ucecour,es. The general
weight Of the jockeys was 10 stone.
There are 800 brewcries and ,,gl disiil-
leries in the United States. The Empire
State Of New York leads in tue number Of
both, Pennsylvania being second. In brew
eries Wisconsin stands third Oh the list
and California fourth. Illinois Is third In
distillerics aud California fourth.
Hot milk is a regularly recognized drink
iu some of the German cafes. IL j. served
in cup with saucer. ana two Jumps Of
sugar always accompany it The drink has
several thIuI- tu commend b., since DO has
none OF the dangerous qualities OF tea cof-
fee or alcoholic drinks, and it Il actually
an excellent remedy for disorders Of the
stomach arising from certain forms OF indi-
gestion.
Memories Of 1871.
On the last week in May each year the
French socialists are accustomed 10 eel
ebrate tho bloody week which wit
messed the downfall Of tho Paris com
mune in 1871, the killing Of 2j 900 of the
inhabitants and the exiling Of 10000
others. As early as 1870, under the lead
ership of Gambetta and the moderate
| Republicans, "A general amnesty was
voted with only five or six exceptions,
10 the participants Of the commune. 1t
/ is significant also that many of the lu-
uicipal regulations which the com,lu-
nists demanded were afterward gran "a
by the chamber Of deputies.
Bloody week" began on Sunday, } sy
81. when the Versailles troops ent, a
! Paris by breach in the fOrtihca' on
wall which the national guards had g
| lected to defend They came in by hs
Bois de Boulogue, and terrible ST. ct
| fights continued daily until on the fol-
lowing Sunday, May %. Marshal Nc
MahOn was in full possession Of the "
and declared the commune at an ID.
On May 20 the Versailles troops csp-
tured the Central Market halls aud
threatened General Bergeret, who y as
stationed at the Tuileries. He as
forced TO retire, blowing mp and burn lg
the Tuileries as he left, but managed to
save the Louvre, which some Of his IL
lowers wished also 70 destroy. hs
fighting was mostly done by natio al
guardsmen against heavy odds and g.
suited in fearful slaughter; hence le
week has obtained its name.-New York
Herald.