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LOBENGULA,

THE KING OF THE MATABELES AND HIS “COURT.”

cans at War With the Lritish—A Mow-

areh Whose Throue is a Biscuit Box

Lobenguia, Knz of the Matabele,

| whore capital was destroyed a few days

io, has Come up on the worizon all of a euiden, He is an lot re-tiig character, wid his “*eourt,” whica is tie pea witere his herds are gathered by nigii, 14 quite unlike anything tout Adaericuus. ever

| saw or heard of,

Lobengula is a Copper-lhuel sovercigu Lis reyal lozgery consists of au oid sloucu iat and aatring of monkey sttis routed bis waisi. In respect to atiire His Majosiy is rearo- erading ratiier tian advancing, Some

| Years ago hie consented t+ wear au ua | Goat and trousers, but asthe Ex lisiiman

moved up nearer Lobengula’s goid mines and cattle rancies, tue fat, greasy Ky flang away his ciethes and patronized iis own tailor, wae, aeeording to the descripiion of the re wardrobe, must have a good veal of jvisure on hand,

LoLengula ji erits his svepter. la this respech ne ont to buve more cou sideration from Great Britain than he seems to be receiving. Lis father, Ma- selekatee, nod a warrior bold, who siew bis rivals as fast as they ahowed up, He was sinart enough to found bis kinzdom ina section of Souta Africa where tue rivers run to the sen and game is dant. and the earth made Call- fornia and whica recemily caused the American Cougress a goo.t deal of Lrou- vie. Lobengula is now supreme muster of all. Hoe is more of an atityucrat than tne Czar. His subjecis number 300,000, and the cattle and sneep of the entire country round about are his. He is King, Premier, Caief Justice and execu- tioner, His worg issupreme. fe has 10 wives, and, aceoriing to lis own edict, ne bas the privilege of selecting four new cues every vear. He claims to be a Zulu, but an Englisisman who ius seen him and talked with hii says he is no more Zulu than an American is Eng- lish. Bat Lobengula need not worry tumself about what he is so long as ie hias the distinction of being acknowledg- ed the Gladstone and Bismarck of lus race,

Lobengula, like most prominent, men, bas his peculiariiies One of the chief of these is his aversion to photographers. Ile carries this 60 far that one ts Justifi- ediv thinking Levengula must have some knowledge of the hodak fiend. An Euglisiman sougit a sitting irom his majesty, Who declined on the ground that his subjects would object for the reason that the photograph would con- tain a part of the soul of the king, and that wouldn’t do. Afier mony impor- innings and on the promise that his subjects would not know it the king consented to try one siiting before the camera, Tbe arrangement was mai: for the following day, but when t photographer appeared he was informe. that the king had changed his mind,and jest he might be won over he had left the joyal kraal for a day’s outing and would not return forsome time. Llowever,the Englishman kept on the royal track until ve got a snapshot at him aud his favorite Mrs. Lobengula. Of the latter it has Leen said that if she had been at the Co- lumbian Exposition she would have made a great hit in Midway.

The throne of Lobengula consists of a biscuit box. Wien he has oceasiou to graut a special auJience, however, he invites the interviewer to the inner court, where tie cattle and sheep are fed and herded at nigit. The throne in this inclosure consists of a pile of logs which is also the royal slaughter pen. On it every morning there are slain six bul- locks, the number required to supply the cuisine each day, Aud here the favored guest of Lobengula is invited toa ccn- tidential interview,

The Englishman who was honored with au audience ia this royal kraal gives a glimpse of the menu on that occasion,

“White visitors when paying their respects to the court of Lobengula are expected to eat three plates full of grill- ed beef and drink three cans of beer, each can holding abvut a gallon. As one plate of beef or can of beer is finish- ed another foilows. Frequently when his sable majesty’s back was turned I used to get the little slave boys who hang about the court to assist me, but he caught me at this om one occasion

ai

Was it sy

abu:

and reproved me, s9 that [had to r-sis: |

the temptation in future. Aid he sud was, ‘Do you think I cannot feed my

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own dogs?’

LIVING LANTERNS,

How the Deep Sea is Lighted by its Finny Inhabitants,

Away down in the dark depths of the ocean there are living lanterns that are borne about to light up thedarkness. A queer fish, called the ‘midshipmite,” carries the brightest and most striking of all these sea torches. Along its back,

under it and at the base of its fins there |

are small disks that glow with a phos-

horescent light like rows of shining Gassnes onthe young widdy’s uniform. In this way it gets its name ‘‘midship- mite,” by which young sailors in tie navy are often cailed,

These disks are exactly like small bull’s-eye lanterns, with regular lenses and reflectors, The jenses gather the rays and the reflectors throw them out again. There isa layer of plioeplores- cent cells between the two, and the en- tire effect is as perfect as if made by some skillful optician.

The fish isso constructed that when it is frightened by some devouring sea monster it can close its lenses and hide itself in the darkness, It can turn its

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NEWS OF THE SCIENCES,

Electricity Made Vrom a Windmill Lights a House in Dixvilie, Que,

Qur readers will remember a para- zraph in the last two numbers referriag toan experiment at Dixville, Que., in deriving clectric light from ai wind wheel. A representative from The Cana- dian Engitieer has since had the pleasure of visiting the only electric light plant in Canada deriving its motive power from the wind, Baldwin, an amateur elecirician, hae put about twenty 16 candle-power incan- descent lamps ivtu his residence at Dix- ville, Que, which he is poing to hight With siorage batt-ries, manufactured by himself, and so arranged aud connected with a dynam» and wind woeel that the

In this little village Eugene |

J. F. Raymore, ; 17 MMolborn S:., Roxbury Mass

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sia short he vas erected « tower fifty-eight feet high, Upon Litt loweri a sixteen-fvot

galvanized sie d wind wheei which is connected by a ver.ical siuaf. to the machinery below. ia tie bise of the tower there is u roou. fourteen feet | square in Whicaare Nite, reguia-

| tors, autom we switekes aud } sores,

Liter ACCES- Tne dynaisio was also built by Mr. Baldwin aiid isa ove tocusand Watt

tunchine, wth cCeriaii lajprovements

which make Mm wore suliuuie for its

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lantern off and on at will, and then it is |

always ‘‘tilled” and ready when wanted. Another marine animal has a lumin- ous bulb that hangs from its chin, and thus throws the light before it, :o warn it of the approach of enenies. Still an- other upholds a big light from the ex- tremity of the dorsal fin. Others again have constant supplies of a luminous oil that runs down tneir sides from the fins, making a bright and constant light all around,—New York Press,

Paper Made of Sunflowers.

From Salina, Tex., is reported a new use for sunflower stalks, Several tons of them have been imade into paper, which has been shipped East for trial. The paper is regarded as superior to straw paper and marks a great depar- ture in paper-making and sunflower- raising industries. The mill is now tuying sunflowers and proposes to make sunflower paper 4 specialty.—Arcliitec- ture and Bui-ding.

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Hexpreps of ladies in ill health have been or are being restored to health and strength by the use of Hawker’s Tonic it has become the great and popular family remedy.

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tors, or rises above it in starting.

fhe wind wheel gives more power in un ordinary wind tuau is required to ran a dynamo (for it will run ia a very light breeze), and stores more energy than the lawps require, therefore Mr. Baldwin contempiates putting into his licuse one of the eiectric cooking stoves recently exhibited at the Worlu’s Fair.

The storage batteries referred to are designed to lay up a supply of eleciricity sufficient to light the laps for three or four evenings, iu case of a Jack of wind for motive power.

The projector and proprietor of this new enterprise is guile a young Sian, and for his opportunities has acquired a practical and very remarkable laterest in electricity, ani this chiefly through reading and Gige-stiig the articles in the technical papers aud whatever books he has been able to procure on the subject. —The Canadian Layineer,

Advantages of Wet Coal,

ting coal before firing that as the merit of plausibility, says the Engineer: At a large electric liyht plant Lasked the chief why they weet the slack. Ile said it burnt better andi made a clearer fire, So it does, but thatis notal, Unwet coal expands in coking, but wet coul ex- pands sore, and that in proportion to the amount of lbydrogen,

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New Process of Eaameling.

A London firm ius introduced a new process to supersede the use of Berlin black and black lead for protecting cast iron, The casting is coated with a film of enamel, wich is 0 thin that even the finest details on tie metal are pre- served. ‘Tiiis enamel is said tc be ab- solutely proof against rust, aud preserves iis qualities at any temperature up to a bright red heat, Ail colors are obtain- ables, including goid aud silver, brizut or duil, and as many as are wislied can be produced at one casting, The process is said to offer great facilities for decorative work of all kinds.

Utitizing Unprepared Coal Dust,

A method of using coal dust without special preparation is being; tested by two Berlin engineers, Wegne: and Bau- mert. By means of a funnel provided with an agitator at dust is made to enter an it is carried to the furnace by a cur- rent of air, which also works the agi- tator. The furnace is lined with bricks, and the incandescent partitions ca:se the rapid and complete combustion of the coal dust,—Cuicago Journal of Com- merce.

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The underground electric system works |

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