Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-31

latter, these rod sections being coupled for
rigid rotation with each other, and con-
nected with devices for rotating the rod,
and also to the brake devices. The special
feature of this mechanism consists, briefly,
in a combination with the brake devices,
and q rotary gear, operated directly by the
axle for applying them, Of continuous ROD
or shaft extending throughout the length
Of the train, also an equalizing arrange
ment placed between the continuous rod
and the rotary gear. A coupling OF novel
construction for the continuous rod, with
some other details and combinations, give
efficiency to the apparatus.
Chicago has two agencies for the employ
ment of Chinese servants, and the manager
of one Of them predicts that some day the
mental work of the universe will be all done
by the Mongolians, whilst the Caucasian
race is to fill the high places Of the earth
and other races are to be squeezed out Of
existence altogether. Slowly, he says, the
Mongolisn maid of-sll-work is shutting
eastward; they are appearing In Africa it
self, and on the West coast, from the Gam
bia to the Congo, the lazy negro is being
supplanted by John Chinaman, who con-
trives to find living, and even to become
rich when another man would scarcely pick
up enough to starve upon. With the
Chinaman, he might have added, comes the
opium vice, for even while the manager OF
the "Chinese Employment Bureau was i'm
parting the information about his minions
to a reporter, the Chicago police were
raiding the opium dens in another part Of
the city.
There was unveiled in the italian town Of
Brescio a fortnight ago statue Of Friar
Arnold, the Roman priest, who was a re-
former long before Luther, who, in fact,
was burned IN Rome more than seven CEN
turtles ago. Great enthusiasm marked the
occasion. Four members OF the Ministry
were present, and Populations from the
Senate, the Roman municipality, and other
public bodies. No fewer than one hundred
and forty societies either sent or had promis-
ed to send delegations. From private
source It is learned by a newspaper
correspondent that the Pope was
much disquieted at the proper
lions and nature of this celebration. He
said just before it came off 10 political
parsonage that the Italian Government, In
these light minded proceedings, was not
acting in the real interests Of the monarchy,
as evidently the demonstration was more in
honor of the rebel than of the man OF char
acteF and genius, and that these things were
more likely to destroy every principle of
IUan 10 u6LuO1Abu dpdOys AO
is said to have added emphatically, cit is
well these gentlemen should know this"
The statistics OF the numbering industry
of the United States for the year ending
May 81, 1880, show that there were 25, 7OS
establishments in the country, $1Sl, 1856, 1872
capital Invested, 141, 1854 men, 425 women
and 5,967 children employed; $139, S36, 1863
worth of logs, and S6,3l8 SIC worth of mill
supplies used; S31, 845, 974 of wages paid,
1901. 1858, 600 feet OF board produced, ,75l,-
7SS 600 Iaihs, 5555. 045, 600 shingles, 1,248,-
1876 600 slaves, lac, 523 900 set of headings,
"a, O76 600 feet of spools and -bobbins, 49,
632 66S worth of all products, making a
total value of products Of $685., 1867 ,729. OF
this total value New York State produced
S14, 346, $40, placing her fourth in rank, with
1929 establishments and Sl3, 23O, 1884 Of capt.
tai invested, her maximum numbers OF en-
ployes during the year being II 500, in
GLIDING $50 children and no women. In
value of products for that year New York
is excelled by Michigan 1852 ,44S, 92S), Pen
sylvania 1922, 457 1897, and Wisconsin ($l7,-
352, 347), and each OF these employs some
women-Pennsylvania only eight Indiana
comes next to New York, with product
value of $l4 ,26O, $50, and then Ohio ($13,-
So, 460) Maine, Minnesota, Iowa, etc.