Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-07

Lawyers In Belgium are no. allowed 70
wes- moustaches, which are deemed uupro
fessioDsl.
A Texss paper says that last year that
Stats imported cora; this year she viii have
millions of bushels o sell.
The King of Holland sometimes wells al
night in the populous psrs of the Has 1e,
When he reaches home he personally super
v'7es the frying CT his pos2t0as which he
: Ies with esveral gls res Of beer.
English residents and societies of ST.
Francisco are making srran cement worthily
receive The Marquis of ] me and the
Princess Louise upon thei- coming this
month, IS contemplated, TO visit California.
The San Francisco Ala says that the Cell
fornia Greenbsckers are rolling up their
sleeves for a fight, sud it gives them this
word Of eucourf cement: "In 1876 they cas-
but 60 votes IN tue State. End IN 1890 they
had 1882 In q hundred yesr- or go they
may able p carry the State.
A lew pared by the last Legislature OF
NJ ssachu 81 % proven the ale of adUl-
terated food aud drugs went into effect Sat
urday, August IS. The enforcement Of this
law res with the Sta; Bosrd Of Hath,
L. 1scv and Charity, who are given 1wo-
- expend annually n enount not exc l.
1g go IN c Z ing out i's pro- isiors.
The mother-in-law Of the late Naths mel
Adams, her daughter, her daughters dsrgh-
ter, nd her daughters daughters daugh T
are all living at lis late residence in the
RoxbuIy district of Bost IN, Ms. Thus
there ere five generations of women in con-
tinuous line living nnder the same II f,thev
being Mrs. Hendlev, Mrs. Adams, Mrs
Wolcott, Mrs. Colby, and little Mis- Colby.
Mrs. HendleY IS s. yrs Of re, end the in
FAINT few weeks only.
Recent geolo2 col Investigations are
thought to establish the act chat the east
e. pf o. Kansas, q part OF Nebraska,
Southern lows ard MOI hern Nissorri, were
once Ct Vered by fresh-water lake, which
received numei 0us vers and smaller
streams from the outlying re- ions, he
turbid waters OF which deposit 1 sedi-
ment v;rying from $50 - few feet in
depth.
A woman was bitten by dog in Paris.
She went at once and had The wound eau
terized at the Hotel Dieu. She continued
perfectly well until one day, when she was
passing the hospital, she was recognized by
one OF the students, Who called out to her,
'Halloa! you are MOI dead yet then! The
dog which Dit } u was downright maj, IS
they found out aft arWard." The woman
was seized INN ediatel7 with a violent
spssm, and in a lew hor- dieu With symp-
toms of hydrUphobia.
II January OF, the present yes Mr.. W.
Luttropp, Of Elinelun :, Sweden, 'iscover ed
an ancient tomb near tie city OF Malmo.
He reported the discovery to the aJtf critics,
who investigated ne tomb, and nov pro
uounce the stone sarcophagus rel : OF he
IroDZe age, and at least SO years old.
One OF the two skeletons fcr0d IN the sercC
ph9gus mad a massive bronze ring around
its right prm. The tOmt, which seems to
have been originally filed WITH fine sand,
W two metres long end seventy centim~ :
tres wide. 1t is said to be the only one Of
the kind ever discovered.
S3nator Harrison, Of Indiana, is the latest
prominent Republican 70 9unounce RS sup
poIs of reform of the civ IL service. In a
speech at Indianapolis few evenings ago,
Mr.. Harrison said bis bIief experience at
Wishing On hf led him often - utter the
wish that he might be forever relieved Of
eny cor nection with the distribution of Il ;
Datrons ge-that he covet d for himself the
free End unpurchc ed AIppoi OF his fellow
citizens, snd ,ongcd - be able to give his
tine sHd energy solely D those public
sffairs that legitimqt2l relate TO the honor
able trust thG they had ccnT'tted \ hi
Mr.. Harrison IS ar able and pre- m9n, End
IS doubtless sincei a his utterc lces.
Ten itCle nav CLERKS, >ssy, fat cld-flc -.
One fs = hubb-F up, then there were r ne.
Nine blac me- pages U~htng a. fat
One We Dem rat, Re there were eight.
Eight trus PenUb'icsns tlleft iv'
1lree were proven hall br DIS, then here
were five.
Five 'ustv St WAR 4 i,g uothir Mor
One lost co, cSr then ,ere weIe
four.
Four sord-backed men, P sol d as could be
L ong CO ne Chandler coIsiI, then there were
three.
Three Chandler re atives, 1--WE every one =
Up stepped a constable, th5n there were none.
No lios.e raw clerks lett on the hool
Three big deficits in tle'" tile books.
Boston Pilot.
The republic Of Yer 'zuela y celebrate
the centennial anniversary OF Che biIth of
the Ltberator OF South America, Genera'
Bolivar, commencing or the 9th day of
July, 1883. and endin- or the ID OF August.
The festivit'C on that 0ccGsiCn will e2 Ger
ried cut IN accordsnce tn the following
program ne, tn" offering Of Venezuela to
the memory OF the Liberator on the center
NAL Of lis birth: l. Inc apotheosis OF the
hero Z 4 homo OF his great work, the foLn-
dation OF the for ner republic Of Colombil,
Peru, ard Bolivia. g. It's prog tess up to The
present time. 3. a irlbut3 of latitude by
Venezuela1s t. their fOrefathers. A. An
offe ing of admiration 70 the great republic
of the United Stat IS Of Moth America. s.
A demonstration OF cOnfratelnity toward
the Lain natloTs Of America.
Prince Arisongawa, the uncle Of the Mi
kado Of Japan, who has come to Europe in
order to attend the coronation Of the Car
as the Mikado's reprec entative, was recently
in;Parls, having been previously IN Rome.
He is described as very short in stature and
v-Iy st )ut. Hiseyes Pre- obliquelY placed, and
the whole face IS veIy japanese. His dress
is Ike that of On ordin9 J English clergy
man, but his nous 3he is very much like
something else. 1t is dc 3Iibed IS resem-
bling the tusbs Of a walIus Il its long err yes
on either side Of the mouth and its snowy
whiteness. The Prince speaks little Eng
lish and German, but no French. All his
attendants wear 4 1ropean Dress except his
barber, his cook and bis other domestic ser
wants, who appear in the costumes OF their
native land.
for the first half the pr }eut ye; indicate
an unlocked for and prom ing condition Of
many industries. From condensation of
the retu as that was made recently In Eng
land the following fac gre lee led, includ-
ing the comp; & IN that is made With the
returns for he esponc'ng pc iod in 1851:
OF cot )n ysrns lie expoio wF 5 ,759 tons,
an incres SO of SIS tons. or 10]6 per cent; OF
cotton cloth &c DDS, 1881 DTS, Il in
crease OF $40 : ms, or ia per cent; Of linen
Of SIX &c ID IA '1ofe: Sc of 4]7 ms or g
per cent; of wooden Y: le incre9 1e of SO
fras, o. % per cent. of W. len clo'h goods,
$50 ms. or re ly g per cent. & en'HnC steel
menvfi tn es, "a incre2 e Of ,S4o ms, or
z PEI ent macf me J s1d iTplemen'9, A.
zS1 tons, o. IS per cent; copper &c IDS 7S9
Ons, or Is per cent; chemc !, 1850 IONS,
Or 16l[ nor cent leather Or n $50 ms