The Morning herald., 1878-07-02
ITEMS Of INTEREST.

II LIMO VI 1N AA4sASS4s II
o1..o. contains 100000 people, an
80 Of q million since her independ-
\ December 1, 1877, the population Of
numbered 1,Ols, 1913. In 1860 II
100000. "
j. proposal for osnonIzation can be en-
I'D IL the RonlAp Catholic Church
person has besh dsad any years.
i yoa III walk prsy y once; when you get
twice; when you GO to bs mar
three times says 4 Russian pro-
German School Gassits states that
kre In the German empire, In round
Es, $4,000 primary schools and
POO scholars 5ia4a VT S''. H. 5' 4l,T@ iii iii s
hear odd things being sent through
: sw York Post Office; such, as live
turtles, do, but . short time ago
Gsberry pie was forwarded through
bndon General Post Oface. ~
;651E ig1.g ii ly.0A yhL ,=agEG g:luL+i l5 /
n lsw York woman, who was fined for
snnsss, the other s5dillasy 5day refused. to
he fine, but offered, the Judge q bag Of
and when he declined, flung it at
sad. sigyg -.G.I1LGH 80 egE55is.a
hinocsros started out of Pittsburgh
TAilroad track, He saw . locomotive
re, probably nistook it for q hostile
and boldly confronted 1t. He
extensively damaged, and aston
tof 42s British peers whoss..a addresses
crIven In the Parliame entary Directory,
: >Iys in the southwest district of Lon
4 ds5 in the west, and only one in the
r(X None live in. any Of the eastern
i|vI<ls, although they are by far the
Bkk Bopulous. ,',a54-... ii
n q stated as . significant fact in the
tstlpnce Of prison keepers that while
y6Iv Aconstantly visit and condole with
eir husbands when imprisoned, hus-
ID seldom or never visit their erring
yS1 b prison, but almost invariably de-
4 tllem in their trouble.
Al tEexnp saveda night train on the Ken
cky Central Railroad from destruction,
signaling it with his shirt that he had
ipped from of his back and set on fire.
! had discovered . large tree that had
oWn Gross the track, and adopted this
ith0d 70 prevent accident.
Iwsnty years ago a New Hampshire
"a named Lewis stepped on needle,
HIch hroks as it entered his foot, but the
ec0s were not removed. Last summer
. va half came out through sore under
sleft knee, and not long ago the remain.
Y va taken from the feshy portion of
! right hand. ~ ..
An January, 1885, o Northumberland
'nglaad) gentleman named Silvertop
ar1fod widow named Pearson. There
sro unique circumstances attending this
lion. Mrs. P.'s first husband had been a
aakef her second Roman Catholic, and
\ third was an Episcopalian. Each hus-
nd vas exactly twice her age at mar
lge-the first 80, the second go, and
lvsrtop "a. ..e .a... ...
nav York has 21, 900 tenement houses
\ of 7s, 900 buildings. There are 1000
lsineas buildings. II $4,000 buildings, o
,ge, eptimate, are used for residences Of
sin6ls family to each they will hold $780,
p people, for families average about i've.
aig leaves about 10000 people to live in
. 81, poo tenements, or about 35 to each
netnent.
a England the class among whom the
H a. mortality Is highest are tho inn
|ep<zn For this there can, be but one
NJ drink. The class highest in the
" a vitality are the barristers, who are
" - \ class, distinguished for habits of
t&l abstinence. The death rate is higher
iong clergymen than lawyers. 1t is a
Isioos fact, too, that mortality is greater
nonG solicitors, who lead much less
lrzine and busting life, than among bar
Rscently ono Of the young lady pupils
~ Rogers High School in Newport put