Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Volume IX, Number 31, 30 July 1870 — English Column. [ARTICLE]
English Column.
Farcifs Saiaiiiary. M\rk sm ihae ihe Sainiwtch M* ao k> <1: paam ** 15 on>ly out ch€risheti Aa.-;rK?.n ?a'.isap: wnh ih»j rarsterv rc* lßot«|." A Daniih sGip. ;n harbor, bis a laip? winiiaiil! ea boani, whkh is app!ied t»> \vK>rking the pump?. It b a!>o adapted other work as occasioti ciav rtxjuīn?. A u vv*(>aithy Ani-enean " who inarn«\i a titiexi \*ouog Milanese. ha? sumc<i out 9 joaroeynian barber, a«d the Milau amiocnjcy eaii it a share. One thoasami aad hfty yanis of one )Tani in width. are required to corer thi" fioor of ihe Naūooal House ol Kepreseatativ«s. The Society !orthe suppression of cruehy to animaU, m Parb, has mado a moreraent against frying smail 6sh and eels alire. Over 10,000,000 persons hare died of the sma!l pox in Russia since the begin»ing of the century. Vaccination is not cocQpuison* m the Czar's dotninions« Miss Chase, daughter of tbe C. J.. of the U. S. S. Court, is \vriting and ilHistratmg a work lor juveniles. She"has marked talent for sketching, The lee whieh Mr. John Graham received for defending McFarland was $10,000—the iargest ever paid in tbis country in a tria{ for murder. lt cost the Imperial Goverumeut Sōo,ooo to print rhe proclamation on the plebisoite and the voting canl.< bearing the \vord kt oui." 20,000 reams of |wper \vere Used. Wonderful etlects of ?ound have heen ohtained by manufacturing t>eUs of alumiinmn, in France and £eigium. A bell of 1S inches in diameter scarcely \veighs 40 pounds. Fell, A Fiencli savan, recently exhibited to the Pnris <cientific academy nearly perfect glass imitations of emeralds,*sapphiros and \vhite and colored rubies. One specimen ol' deep violet blue, und ricn in tone and brilliancy, \vas thotight to surpnss the hnest amethyst. The New Haven Palladium chronicles the sudden death of Mrs. Pratt in thatcitv, \vith the following notice: ** She \vas o*f lrish birth, and said to be one of the best milliners in the citv. Her store had a good run o( custocn. Of such is the kingdom of heaven." Washingtox's Deatii.—lt is a fact not generally known perhaps that Washtngton dre\v his last breath in the last hour of the last day of the last week in the last month of the year, and in the last year of the eentury. Ho died on Saturdāv night, at \2 o'eloek, Decetnber 31st, 1799. Massachusetts is shaken frotn Cajx; Cod to the ,l blue hil!s of Barkshire," on account of the introduction of Chinese labor. Home labor is so high, manufacturers fmd thev ean make a handsoine prolit on Chinese toil. IMr. Kobert Coward, of Pittsburg, Penn., has reluctantly eome to the conclusion that he and his brother are the la\vful heirs to an estate in England valued at 8250,000,000 in gold. " What a fabulous sum to contemplate, exclaimed the Pittsburg Gazette % and that is probablv just the \vord. Can a Man Swim in- Oil ?—This question was practica!ly so!ved the other day, by ti workman employed in an oil manufactory ol Niee, who fell into a tank of olive oil nine feet deep. He was an e.\pert s\vimmer, bui he \vent to the bottom like a plummet, and \vas only saved from dro\vning by the titneh aid of a comrade. Oil is too light to s\vim in ; it is not sufliciently buoyant, and does not o(Ter the resistance necessary to keep a inan afloat. The Louisville Commercial says that, a? a general rule, the colored people of that citv are steadiiy advancing. One year ago there \vere only 547 of them, depositors in the savings kink. Now there nre 1,220 depositors. The iichest colored man in the city is worth 550,000 or 860,000, but there are many who, \vithin a fe\v years, have secured houscs and lots that are now \vorth severa] thousand dollars eaeh. The colored people have altogether fourteen churches. whosc membership is estimated at 4,200. Thcy have eighteen or t\venty singing societies and one literary society \vith a large membership, while another has just been started. There are ovcr t\venty secrct benevoleni societies most of whieh have grown out oj church lello\vship. To Pkesekve Steel Uooi>s FRo>t Kusri.\t; —The simplest way of preventing the oxidation of polished iron and steel goods is to dusl them over with quick lime. When articles are required to be preserved for many months (such as polisbed steel grates). siripsof papei freely covered with powdered lime are to bt wrapped around the bars; nr thev may b# placed in cases t and interstices filled up witl quick lime. Pianoforte \vires and sinal goods are preserved in the same way. Th< rationak of the method is this—sieel wil not oxidize in dry air, and thus indirectly th< line preserves sreel from rust. This is not t new plan, but it is the method adopted b\ the mojority of the Binningham bouses. Tbe ijj>ani!»b naval commandcr t«legrapbs tha the niuailion» capturcd coasbt of two tonij of {>ovv «!er, ov« r 100.000 cnrtridßt»s aa>l 1.800 rid«>?. L'i* niAros, who c«ram:intleU the expedhion, h«d «ai!e» o:i iho t, vs Ub tb«.* balancu of ihe cargo. fo rolonibi3. ro l»riug back the ex]K.n]Uion of 200 Co lomhiao». Tho IV: tk Orb-« snys tbat -tix tocw uf powder 2,000 riflt s ». an<l ibt? coure oiaU*rials of lbe exptrtli iion feU mto tbe hand* of tbe Spao»h tr»>op», am several prisoaers \rfiv inimediaU.'ly execated. Tb< date of tbe landing i? not »tated. New Yo&k, Jnne 7.—Tbe Britisb Con*nl at liaT ana. rvceive<i a telegram tbat tbe armed steamei Chiefltiin left Lomlon oeten<iblj for Japaa, bn real!y to as»«l the Cubans. Addce=» from the Cuban Junta that on tb< 2slb uh.. the bāttalion Han Qnenton &tarted ir combiaaūon wiih two gunbo«t3 u> captnre Um Lpion expedUion, whieh waa «afe!j lin(led Sv< prevton<lT. The A" 1". Ttmes »3TS, Gea. Jonjan. tb< Cuban tnsnr|rent coutmander r has retnrned bere lie reports that he fiads a geoeral di*p<»itioE amoDjr Senatow and member» of both parties tc vote for banks* neiitralUy rwolnt«>n, whieh wiil aiiow tbe Cubans equal facUīty with tbe k >p<aniard.« to buy arn», gunlw>aLS, ei«~ whieh Jordan conādent wiH inapure the snccess of tbe causie. Tfe< premature pqbticali«n oi Banls* ivpon furrmbtHi tbe >panL*b Mtnw4er fcere with isfonaaitloni in a*i vane*». ihm enabun» him to tele|nrap& to Madrt'J and Haran» what aeUoo Co»ißitt«w prv> po*« to tak«*. Tbe >ute lVpart«ren;t ha# !eartir«l shat »>f a!l tl>? Cgban Upkt>* alow to s*-a witb«>ut «rar materM on an<J aot havt* sawfuliv Tfce Spaahh S'mi»ter sajs tt»t at sea wa» »apptied with *ail inuaīiiuiii seaerallT for Cufcm eiK^e.
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