ALL ROUND THE WORLD.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1412, 23 June 1883, Page 4

ALL ROUND THE WORLD.

/ llupid as litis lieen the increase of the popuktiou in the ,XI uited; SUkte»'(observes; the St. James, Qwft\e),' "the ' iftcleaSe 6f tl(e ofind.. to i iii Mii hasHeoh more mid still. r Tho fig a Sfea ■ i r © i'0.i9,8,494: iB-1840,- and l, from: j !that'at a bomul to * 251.698' the rate of i ftst' ten 'years' iSs lcept'iip ifo}' number ['of Americans in possession ] of all their faculties a century hence will ; t j * a ! Whoa he hud ;v,ailed tho miietingHo order. Brother Gardener v'afike and' Said :• 'l^Gen'lielij^if I 'it wasn't, jfor vjbe^^U''' J a !> the '-vtiggpn woiildh't move, When do wheelßjist on,den ( whtifcf "Grease!" solemnly "Kerrect? 1 whispered softly rub-,, bing h|s han&We^i|r. k "Wo hez do waggon" an' ae wlieis. We will, now '< •pnsS'db hat avoiiivd^ ! ae^j , ea]pk l 'r] j ( ~ 4i r 'YoiUHiV • namedi iWhite • has just died tin >a at 103. Sk, had.'"■etojojjred"' 1 remarkaitly good .health',' and was ouly confined ;to hei' bed a few weeks before, her,death J , J. t .MArt ""\j j ~.. A man named Barkley lms been fined £lO, with '4wo 'cbst$ v at tie Richmond Court, .yicferiaj'.fpr .assaiil: disturbing his rest by playing: in'lfront of his hdiisej and' wlvp -bad~\i«|ds^'; , io

•A. tradesman in ; a raft]) : Wwii ! in 'Devonshire Sent • 34,500'' bunohs '6( primroses, toLondonduring,a foHnight; in April,, all jof whicli were, by .children in 'the,, neighborhood, ~who: are paid at the rate of a ponny for six! bunches. , •■yi;;! While the emigration from Kiisuiais every year consitlerable/ the immigration into the country i 8 an item of iitill larger proportions., Thus) it ,is declared that while iri the year 188 i 743,000 Russian, ; subjects ;f left the Country, 770,000 foreigners entered it. .'' A female inmate of the ! So(ith : Dub-

lin Union was found to be possessed of Government stocks; to the amount'of i960, and the Board decided to relieve

her : of the money by' way bf loan,' aS she was too ill to be discharged. A Gateshead, England, engineering

firm, employing 1200! men, has all the copying of its drafts and plans.done.by. yotiijg wgmen, who do the work-muin better than when.it is done by.imemi :;'i An apple >in perfect presorvatiori, al-.

thongli -ninety-six years old, is ! in possession of a gentleman in. .Ulster, county,Asjt rounclell'up'from the blossom of the'parent stem in the early summer of 1787, a ; bottle! 'waS drawn .over, itiawl attached'' l to tlfc. branch, and : after ! the'a'pjile lifcd ritfened' the stem was severed,; aiid^ti»e'.ppitle ; sealed tightly,; t ,It ,iooks'.as. rfresh.-as when first.plucked.' » -\t. <••.» m A sad accident 'occiu'red l i'CcefAly', during the celebration .of.|mass >.in, the cliurcli at Llodio,. ,'in, ['the Bassce

Pyrenees. The pdrclywhich' had only, recently been erected, : suddenly' 11 gav6; way under the'weight of tlie'sriow. that had accuemulated ,pn roof, three: per* sonß being killed and upwards. ! of twenty more or less injured. , At Forfar, ih ley,'6ii)y'lß years of age, pleaded guilty to .having two,wives alive, and l Waiving committed perjury with r View'to marrying a third.,. He ,was sentenced lo nine months' hardlaW.,, ... , Several of the Paris papers assert •that an exchange bf viewS'-is pro'ceediiig between the Cabinets, of-Wntlon,. St. Petersburg, Berlin, and Parity with a view ..to. the. .adoption .of united 1 .measures against the Anarchists.""',"; ; From particulars' recently"published, jit appears' thflt .the. total) atrepgfch i .of the .Japanese array,:including i i'eaer\'e forces, reaches 121,905 men. consisting of, officers, 4872 : j rion ; bommissipned offidera,'' 6918';' and rant. andi,.file, 110,205,,;

Among the old locomotives,exhibited atthe National Appliitiees, whicii opened in "Chicago on March,-24, ,-js, the:Rooket, built by' George !.iStevensonv !!: It ; 4as l ;';beeu' 1 curiosity l "iii the South? Museum . .The remains;o£:theiofficers who fell •during: the, Egyptian canipaiftri -will be removed to a large graveyard near the railway- fetation, purchased l !>y the 'British 'Gbverhraciht, and ! buriid ajcordibg to;the''rites, of the' to wliicli the'de(jeased,b,elonged!u,.: .r lt >-' : ' Much surprise is feitin the attacks > made ion ; En# land in the the North (jerman ~ Gazettbi :iwonders • 'at l -; the leniency of the Washington Cabmot in; allowing such' bliiod-thirsty , yitupera-' tions of a Powerjn amicable, relations, with America.to.be nrV'U'"* i iif ifH ' A 'marrlage'if'Unjfsual' iriterflafrtoW place in Brooklyn, New York, the ojher day: was 1 Mr' Robert Huzza, from "Boston,.. Massachusetts, commoii'ly khown aa " Major •Littlefiriger." His height 'is 3ft 6in ; he'is 24 Jpf j jige,i afldijltty&t m 'scale" .at 541b, - The bride was/Miss tlosmer, who is 25 years old, 3ft high, and weighs ,451b. ~ ' The sevci-oSviritei' iri Russia .(wvite's, a correspondent) has at •. last < come to ail endi. show .that foi' years there have been but- six ■ Wiiiters so ?evere,'not inoluditlg 18f2i';'whiclt' was milder than the piesontyearV : ' TLe enormous nviis'scs of sriowjiioW rapidlymelting under the>wavni'rays of,the April sun, swell every' rivulet Into'.'a torrent, and cause the large : riverii' 1 W overflow; their..: banks,ig inenaced'with great inuntjatioiiis, arid, 'will pwbatyfsiiffe'r m'ubli' Vbire /thad' Italy j9^^fmany, ( p ( pp being taken to. avert the- ovil.."UThe havoc made on and ithe cbhimiinic«£ioh^'. ! conftnUaliiv . I VII.'VJJUWI'-) r> M... .«» ,W.: ; eitliQV,.py u mm water carrying,away winter- has'been' rifowritK C^^lrbpbeil 1 on the Rus»arf : isl%jl •"JiJimger trains, 'Bt6r%)haYe:')been i i Btopped%'ibneiy' and not only almost buried, in B now. but wolves. Oaie merchandise train/ having disappeared, was lonly;dik'cdvired'tw I days jafter. The indocile elements ;-havo I tween: T«ayteSfewd 'GateJjjunritr l | 1 ' r Hi f J Illy I'