Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-31
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gre salary bytng wagon and peddling
door.
WIEN, three, rs aeo. tive lakes in Lyme
Conn, were q \ with Hack bass, they
swarmed with L and pikerel. The bass
nave been protS bv Igw and have IN
creased largely, w asrch and plckerei
80 e'J 9sared
ARRANGEMENTS Aoonating Gen. Grants
tomb on next Decor lay are already I'M
der way in Brook l. is the intention to
nave Gfand Army outside of New 1 OrK
city and Brooklyn tare named after the
veteran take part id ceremonies.
YOUNG MAoKENzIi w AVERY, Ind, was
firing at . mark wttfe on Tuesday. He
did not know that hiother had entered
| cow shed against W ne was firing, and
| when he went up to dow well he had shot
ne found her lying I with bullet hole
through her head.
THE information CO from Western New
YORK that the bottolas fallen out of the
apple market, becathousands of barrels
| which the farmers hhad stored all winter,
| hoping for higher pri are now being rush
! ed upon the market cry low figures. Gro
GERS VIII please gov themselves accord
ingly.
GEORGE COBNwALnf Ohio Creek, Col,
kept So choice fowls very stout henhouse,
but wild cat climbto the top of the CHM
ney, and scramble down into the house
| killed every one ofe chickens. 1t gorged
| TO such an extent tht couldn't elm back
up the chimney, a MI. Cornwall killed 1t
| with shotgun.
AN OFFICIAL in Indian Bureau gives
| figures to show thahe future millionaires
will be Indians. Thtre decreasing in num-
| her at the rate of iiNr SIX thousand year;
the lands they occuBre increasing in value,
| ana when only fethousand Indians re-
| main. he says, 1t isturai to suppose they
| will be very rich.
LAST FALL Frankottger, a well do
! farmer Of Otoe coul Nebraska, sent his
| photograph, with deb as to age. color of
hair, and amount of alth to several young
women in the old cttry. The result was
that Miss Anna MeF reached Nebraska
city few days ago, d within two hours
| was married to Mr.. Rger.
AN AUDACIoUs you MAN put his arm
around young womRho sat in the same
pew with him duriDglrvice in the United
Brethren Church at F, Wayne on sunday
| night, and kissed heEShe was 30 pleased
that she laughed rigAout in meeting, and
| others joined with herThese young people
are TO be indicted foIIsturbing a religious
meeting.
ARTICLE 1885, page OF the Revised Stat
utes of Texas, reads Tor every cock fight,
when exhibited for pro or upon which any
money or thing of val is bet or paid, 81"
/ Part OF article 4665, lge 675, reads: For
| every fight between meand bulls, or between
| dogs and bulls. or beTeen bears and dogs,
between bulls and anyther animals, $500 foI
each performance"
A CHICAGO DENTIST ent to the Jail of that
city to pull tooth II a defaulting bsnE
teller. The job was ard one, and the den
fist threw offhis costa order that he NIGH
| the Jail he fond his oat pocket had beer
| robbed Of So in cash A search of the
prisoners, Including tie defaulting teller
talled to dlscloe the missing funds.
GEN. AND MIS-. VAN LEvE, of st. Paul
celebrated thei golden Wedding last week
Among the prsents was an Old-fashioneC
gold watch. Fry years ago Lieut.. Van Cley
| gave it to his yuhg bride. The young folk
| were poor, and came about that the watc
| had TO be sold. The buyer kept it carefully
| ana surprised I'd veteran, and hia wife by pre-
| nt1ng it to tha on the fiftieth anniversar
| OF their marrIa9
| REV. DR.. MAoAREN, of the Central Pres
byterlan church St. Paul. awoke and sa'
burglar creepininto the room with a re
vOlver in his hand, The doctor reached owe
the side of his bedaicked up q small sticl
| ami pointing il diretIy at the intruder, sale
| Now, II Won don't et out of here Phi shoe
| you dead. l would ate TO shoot you on Sun
day, and disturb theluiet of the day, but
You don't start you re q dead man" tt
burglar turned on hiAeels, ran through ii
house and escaped.
TWELVE well KNOW gentlemen Of Bridg,
port, Conn, are abot to invest capital
have the experiment o breeding quails trie,
| nj q fpd a lae lodi
| day, and will be know as the Bridgepol
Sporting Club. Their hief object wi be
provide means OF spor. at any time in Il
year on their own grou1 without infriDgT
any known State game law. The club HI
leased for a term Of yeas ]. 500 acres a fe
miles north of the city and have alreac
liberated 200 birdsthe and expect to liberia
200 more. These quail ONE from Pennsy
Vania, and are very livel! birds.
A NUMBER of the steamer Oregon's ms
bags have been dshed Up as they drift,
about at sea, and their coitents, partly drie
have come to hand through the post offic
Some of the newspaper bOsders are curious
| colOred with purple, yellow and brown fro
the various inks and wrappers. and the a
ton OF the salt water upn the paper al
print. They exactly mattel the style Of ''ox
died" note paper, a reeentstationery fame
1t is curious to find the Oregon color"
some of the shop Windows, prepared wi
! great care TO get the iridestent effects, whit
a brief soaking in the sea las given to the o
| binary mail.
THE Washington Critie tells how jed
Waxem, Of Wayback. attended a Congre
sional funeral, and how hard he mourned
the journey. When the Jedge got back
Washington he was not as neatly attIred
| when he started out to grieye. He look
lL frlzzly chicken after an encounter wi
! heavy shower. His nat rpRnmhlad an a
| cOrdeon. But the Jedge did not care. 1.-THE
IS nothing wrong in all this he said. ''Wh
man Is in grief he wants something
drown his sorrer. He pays for it himse
When this great and glorious nation appoir
| me to do Its mourning 1t is but right that
should pay for my woe asshuagers."
THE RESULTS of experiments made tn
far in the publication OF water by aerati
have attracted much notice. This method
we'll known to be based on the discovery II
thea ction of air in purifying water is grea
| increased by mixing the air and water md
| pressure. A Paramount, Phil adephiR. IL
bine engine WIS converted into an air pun
| which delivered 70 per cent. by volume, Of II
| air into the water main, this being the pi
! portion found necessary to discharge I
water. Analysis showed that the quantity
| free oxygen in the aerated water was II L
cent. greater than befo-e aeration, while {
/ quantity Of carbonc acid was So per Gel
greater, aud that Of the total dissolved ga,
was Is per cent greater.
ROBERT f. JONES, a Port Royal, Ten
farmer, drew money without authorizati
| from Smith & Anderson, warehousemen.
a crop Of tobacco. II was a mistake on
/ part. but he thought he had laid himself lial
4 to prosecution, and 80 he took poison a
/ killed himself, leaving this letter to his vii