ROUND THE WORLD.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2111, 3 October 1885, Page 2

ROUND THE WORLD.

A school girl of 1G and a farmer of 71 years old were recently united in patrimony in Crawford town, Ohio, The Viscountess Folke stone has organised a string band in England, every one of whose 130 members is a woman and an aristocrat.

A Southern colored family who haven't a son called Csaaar or a daughter called Florence, are looked upon aB having missed the chief aim-of life, The cities of marvellous growth are not all in the West. Baku, a Russian town on the Caspian, had 12,000 inhabitants in 1873 and 58,000 in 1883. Some may he interested to know that in several places beer may be imbibed from a glass measuring a yard in length. The custom of using these glasses is said still to obtain at Auton.

Colonel Wright, of has found women more satisfactoiJK the State census work than men, anafhirtytwo of his forty clerks are women. A woman in France gave birth to five children in one year; three on January 2nd, and two on December 27th. Altogether shehad'twenty-seven, twentyone of them being boys. For seven years ut New Hampshire mechanic made a circuit of half a mile twice per day rather than pass a powder magazine. The other day hebkmied that it had been empty for eightyears. The longest span of wire in the world is used for a telegraph in India over the river Kisfcnah, between Bezorah and Sectanagrum, It is more than GOOOft long, and is stretched between two hills, each of which is 1200 ft high. One Sabbath afternoon, not very long ago, a Scotch Minister, in his closing prayer, earnestly besought some seasonable and much-wished-for rain. Immediately the rain began to fall—the first for many weeks—and for a short time it fell in torrents. Meanwhile the congregation was dismissed ; and then came the scramblo for umbrellas. One : My, who had no umbrella, commence/Jfeiermg the skirts of her gown over before quitting the church vestibule, at the same time remarking to a neighbor, "Eh, wumman, itn't it too bad of the doctor! He might ha' lotten us Uame first!".

"Do they mißsme at home, do.they miss me ?" roared the vocalist, in a falsetto bass tremulo. Before he could proceed further, a fellow in the gallery remarked, " Yes, I think they, do, As I came by, the old man was fast asleep befffifl the fire, and the old woman was telliriff the oat that it was the only quiet moment they had seen for a week. Yes, sir; they miss you by a large majority." The vocalist did not finish his song, but rushed out into the silent night,

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