Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1889-01-26 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

EPITOME OF NEWS.  No fewer than six female barbers ply the razor in Brooklyn. It is antioipated that the new magazine rifle *ill be given out to the troops ,early in March.  Mr. Rider Haggard hi e beeorne a vegetarian became he finds that he can work longer and better without a meat diet.  Monday was the 60th birthday of Oea 11, King of Sweden nod Nortvey, the fourth Member of the Bernadotte dynasty. Lord Salisbury intends to vitit Bristol during the Easter mass, when he will address a great meeting in the Drill Hell.  German statistics show that the percentage of Jews is considerably higher than among other seats. Among English Jews suicide is rare.  Si Mr. Justice Kay has made orders vil ding up compulsorily the British Flax Producers' ompiny and the London Restaurants Company ited. Albert Luscumbe, a butcher at eines, while unhinging a piece of meat recently, twitched his arm with a bone. Blood pluming set in, from which he died.  Mr. Buskin is dangerously ill st2rantwood. Certain differences belween tho p nt attaok intil those which preoe led it cause great anxiety to his friends.  As an evidence of the mildness of the revolt, a Bolton correspondent writes that iw a slough at Horwioh there hag been found a throatle's nest with four eggs in it.  The 63 municipal free libraries in France, lent out 'set year 1,029,000 books, besides which 163,000 volumes were consulted or read on the spot. The proportion is 48 per cent. Dr. Biva reports the case of a woman who was wholly blind in one eye. She suffered from a carious tooth on this side, and after its extraction the vision was restored.  Mr. Robert Seymour, of Queenstown, Consul for Belgium, and Vice-Consul for France and the United States, died on Saturday from ,pleurisy. He was well known in shipping eirclos.  A new smoking room has been provided for members at the Home of Commons. The devotion to the weed among hon. gaitlemen is paow so great that the one smoking room hen become insufficient. The anti-Jewish wave has evidemtly readied Luxemburg. At one of the sittings of the Diet petitions for naturalisation of all aiplioants bat the Jews were granted. The applici," le of the Jowe wan refused.  itting • Ii a plit. Ili tioeL .Mora, has ildenever twins tpou the mother, , p ants to each .1 Sr ..I C it L ] ii d. t • I. opt io ar re tiv It it oh .f ,e r tr. has li dl i al I , r i .usiost t L.. ries'. most of the business a. ire she has • usband has dish g. Company, I.' fre .  M. Mune% dlrealthy woman of a great affection for twin babies. W' . _  are born in Hartford, she calla 111 whether she knows her or not, and  baby a silver cup.  Kirk Davie was tenant on a farm ni City, Texas, belonging to a man no . .  Hubbard iod Cramer. from ills Davis was  Cramer won a law'stat which recali  teneney. Afterwards the pair fought. killed outright ; Cramer afterwards di In the Paris Morgue the highest al any apartment where corpses are ' under freezing point, and where both( . .  1130174er° le 3pt is 2deg. are kept for tigatione, an inod.  longer time. -,!,C0 facilitate legal invi  even greater degree of of cold is maul  It has been decided to revive the Show, .which in its day wee  eolebiated entire horse -shows lo _thel  Atm Easter A the most country, end W. W. B been formed  an influential committee, with Mr, Halton, Hutton Park, as its head, fs ci carry out &tails. Fifty years ago the population of Mi where the Prince of Wales want to ii  ilesberough, Lugurate the  Corporation .I3Udi,g 0,, Weginoadi  Seven soul. all told. it has nose some tents, and is one of the smokiest and _ . .  numbered 41,000 inhabitowns  in Yorkshire.  Mrs. Frank Leslie, one of At, energetic publishers, having tired of details of the large house whose . . .  conducted since the death of her established the Frank Leslie Pahl  with a capital of 1,000,000d01. Close on six hundred emigrants Limerick on Tuesday morning by spenial train _.,Ax Queenstown en route for Buenos Ayres. Nearly the whole working population of the oily turned out, the local bands played the emigrants to the station, whence they kit amid wild cheers and lamentations.  Seventeen British vessels (seven being steamers) and 17 foreign-owned vessels (three being steamers) were reported as shipwrecks last week. Collision oases numbered 22, of which 13 took place off the United Kingdom. A colonial steamer wai sunk by collision and 42 persons were lost. The Emperor of Russia has distributed small tileutt of gold to all those who were with huts in the Imperial train at the time of the railway occident near Borki, in memory of thiir miraculous escape. The tokens present • miniature copy of a sacred picture which was found quite undamage 1 after the accident in the dining saloon of the train. The Times Paris correspondent says—for some days the chances of General Boulanger have apparently been dimluishing. The quotation on the Bourse—for wagers on the result ate dealt In like railway bonds—is falling, and my last information gives him at present only from 170,000 to 175,000 votes, against from 215,000 to 22)1,000 for his app tent. At all the English churches in Paz's on Sunday collections were made in aid of the British Charitable Fried. Daring the past year close on £4OO woe expended upon old people over 65 years of age, 189 persons were sent to England, temporary relief war granted in 1,797 mutes, and aid towards sending children to school and funeral expellee brought up the expenditure to £l,