Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-17

audience went out in less than two minutes.
Ard refiIlad the house in less than three. Fne
eating and drinking was not done hastily AZ
bar. but leisurely done at tables. The waAter II
a few seconds would cover afanle Win ciy gs
knives and forks. plates. etc. ana people hAu
4 series Of little meals between the acts,
while the others walked about until the Deh
rang.
vIsIroRs to Frankfort-on-th the Main this
summer viii find that one Of the sights marked
for them to see in the guide books has disap-
pesred. The Judengasse, Of which there has
only been one side standing since lstz, i DOW
under q final sentence Of destruction. Inc
street was interesting historically, dating
back to the middle o. the fifteenth century.
when it was the exclusive Jews quarter anu
was safely walled in. the gates being smut on
sundays and holidays. as well as on the oc-
casions Of the EmperOrs visits 70 the cry
II was only in 1905 that these gates were de-
molished and the restrictions on the Jews re-
moved. since then the Frankfort Jews have
spread throughout the city. Only the poorest
and most wretehed were left IN the Juden5
gasse, and its destruction VIII be an undouDteu
sanitary improvement.
SIR JAMES CARD. IN a recent volume enti-
tied ssIndia, the Land and the People" in
clines to the opinion that India can never be-
come dangerous rival Of the United states
in the European wheat market until her TO-
600 miles of railway have been quintupled
and her transportation rates reduced one
half. Nor will it suffice to put gram lnto
Calcutta at the same price for which II can
be purchased in New York city, as il must
always cost much more to ship from lnhla
than from here. When Sir f. Barring pub
lished his Financial Statement" LOT ~,
New York had an advantage in the shipment
OF grain TO England Of about So p ton over
kurrachee, IS 25 over Bombay. and 81 over
Calcutta. And even in January, ISL Wlen
Mr.. William Fowler prepared the sta
tistics printed in the Nineteenth Century.
the rates gave New York the advantage OF
So 50 a ton over kurrachee and Bombay, ana
IS IS over Calcutta.
TIE band of the Madgeburg Cuirassiers
carry off the hOnors at the Health Exhibition
in London. Their trumpet playing Is reve-
latiOn. There is an amusing contrast between
these towering and ponderous troopers Of
Prince Bismarck's regiment and the under
sized, chicken chested, Tank -limbed Belgian
bandsmen. The Cuirassiers belong to a reg1-
ment which performed deed OF herolsm
paralleled only by the famous Six Hundred.
After the bloody night on Splcneren delgnts
Bazaine was leaving Metz to stand siege,
and was hurrying of to meet Mem anon. Bar
ring his way stood only cavalry division, but
that Bazaine's march should be delayed. Gen.
BredOn formed his men across the road to
ParIs-20.000 against 100000. Charge after
charge over Turcos, Zouayes, Chasseurs IN
bristling squares the gallant horsemen rode.
They left two thirds OF their men on the field,
but BaZalne was delayed.
MAID SERVANT was discharged, but was
to remain until the end Of her month. She
invented retaliation which has proved the
most ingenious and effective of any that ever
the Utica Observer heard of, excepting those
involving the perpetrator in danger Of pun
ishment The house had acommandlngover-
look of q park in which suicides had been
committed. The mistress was abnormally
affected by anything weird or tragic. So the
maid told her Of the suicides, pointed out from
had hanged himself, where that one had died
by drowning, and where the other had blown
his brains away. She added, with shrug
o. nights, the ghosts of the self-slain haunting
the places of their crimes. The old woman
was Mortified. She could not look at the park,
which had previously been a solace to heI
eyes, without deserving the points which the
girl had invested with gruesome interest
She has gone to Newport for the summer, and
will never return to her house alongside the
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