Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-07
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EX-SENATOR CH.NDLER, who is rich in the
Worldh goods. winners in Washington at MS
spacioue residence, and summers in New
Hampshire.
ATarecent Temperance meeting in founas-
town, O., Mrs. Knight a saloon keeper
signed the pledge, sid at once put her IS lIn
into WOrksby turning her saloon INTO d OoHoo
house.
CAPT. GEsRsE Bliss, of Attleboro, Mass
who is nearly so years old, walked all the way
to Rehoboth IN on Of the windiest OF tne re-
cent windy nights that he might take part III
the town meaing
GEN. GROsvEOR, of Ohio. President OF the
National Union league, has called meeting
Of the National Council to be held at the
nooltt house. Washington, on saturuay'
march q, at 10 o'clock a. m.
BULL from he famous herd Of white cat
tie in ChilinghSn Park, England, has been
sent for crossig with the equally famous
nero OF wild cattle belonging to the Duke Oh
hamilton. Bon these herds have existed Ior
several hundre years.
THE CITIZEN OF that part Of st. Louis
known as Kerr, Patch, not believing that
dog-pound shold be permitted, assembled
last Sunday-nen, women and children
marched upon he pound, overpoWered the
Waterman, and ct loose over 200 dogs.
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has placed on
the fraud list" DR.. Edward Nathan CAM,
e. Theodore Lin, March. Bassett Co., the
Norman ElectricLIght Co., all said to be one
concern in Philadelphia that issues circulars
Tor the sale of waches and electric lights.
No less than S25lOO has been spent by the
German governmut in boring hole. This
costly hole was made at sehladeback, near
Leipsic, and was rade with diamond drills to
the depth OF 4.5S0feet-the deepest drilling
ever done. The ofect was to get true esti-
mate OF the coal DEPOSITS there.
RICHARD w. BEiMONT, who was going from
Denver to the PleblO Insane Asylum in
charge of Sheriff Shroek, sprang through
car windoY when ME train was TEnRing g
miles ~ haNr. Vixen the tram we ttpxpeA
BelMont Nas fsebn ENuSiAg SyBE tase peeElA
InnGlrs SAEoskA a4AE. . lsRG rless, se~a1'
- usS 2 500 Col -
''BUBBEEs.a q DeV ssady Of ohtsa-Hss. b.
Sir John MiHais, is vow on Viov il London.
The child, rosy blmde little boy, dressed in
olive green velvet, ats IN the gardeners shed,
with wooden bow between his knees, in
tently occupied in watching the sailing away
OF couple of iridescsnt bubbles that he has
Just blown. The little model Is said to be the
grandson Of the artis.
"HEAvENs AND JARTHv' exclaimed Ed
mund Yates, gossip; what are we coming
to-" And then, with many italics, he quotes
the following which appeared as an advertise
ment IN The LondOI telegraph: LADY part
ner with { 100 wanted to join another with
similar amount in purchasing an old estab
llshed lodging house near Russell square.
Eleven beds nearl full of gentlemen Adj
dress b. B., Box S,n9, Postal Department"
ALTHOUGH the city Of Berlin has a funded
debt of little over S3s, 900 900, and will have
to borrow about Sl2,OOO,OOO more in the i'm
mediate future tc complete its sewerage
system, its finances are not at all in a bad
way. For, with the exception of about 81
100000 this money has been expended for gas
works. water works, stockyards, market
halls, etc., from which the city derives an
penses and interest charges to the amount Of
81, $50, eco.
THE ENGLISH TURF is suffering great de-
preston, and there is gloom in circles where
handicap mysteries are studied with an inter-
est not given to common mOrtals. The en-
tries for the great races show q serious falling
on a. compared with last years figures. Thus
there are % fewer for the Leieestershire
handicap, 81 less for tine Lincolnshire, and IL
less for the City and Suburban. Even such a
classic contest as the Ascot gold cup has Sc
cured fewer, and the Chester cup 10 fewer.
Jumping however, holds Its own, as there are
66 entries for the grand national steeplechase,
THE so-CALLBD WINES sent to the Partisan
market of late years have been to large ex-
tent vile connections. not deserving the name
of wine, and a movement is now on foot for
replacing such false wine by true cider. The
year 1885 has been exceptionally favorable
for such an experiment.; the crop of app es
was so abundant IN Normandy and Brittany
that growers were obliged to dispose OF their
products at low prices. Enormous quantities
have been sent 20 Paris to be transformed into
elder, 1t is to be hoped that this new develop
ment may check the great Justification of
wine.
LORD TEENYs0N has again recorded a pub
lie protest against the epistOlary persecution,
from which he has suffered even more than
most eminent men. The pertnacity of these
unwelcOme correspondents is the less excusa-
BILE. as the laureate has never made a secret of
MS short and summary way of treating them.
All letters from the legion of Lord Tennyson's
unauthorized correspondents become dead
letters. They not only die, but are buried
out Of sight and out OF mind forever. The
poet himself does not open single one of the
thousands Of such letters which the post an
nually discharges at his door, nor does he
ever read line OF their contents. The docu-
ments are at once destroyed.
THE steamer Newfoundland. from St.
John, which arrived at Halifax Thursday.
reports passing a field OF ice IS miles broad of
the Mizzin Bank. She brings advices that
among the fishermen of Conception Bay lin
GLIDING Harbor Grace, the scene Of the
Orange Catholic riots) hundreds Of families
are destitute and starving. On Tues ay 400
men surrounded the house of Judge Bennett
and demanded bread. He teegraphed tie
government and supplied each family with
flour and mOlasses. From present a pear
ances one-third OF the pOpulatiO of this ex-
tensiVe district will have to be supported bv
the government until the fishing season opens.
A PEW DAYS AGO the Lawrence Kan
Herald gave an account Of the Cesarean ope-
ration performed on a mare which had been
bitten by mad dog and had several hydro
phobic fits. The cold removed by the opera
ton lived. and continued to thrive until last
Friday, when It gave symptoms OF hydro
phobia, which were soon followed by violent
fits These became so frequent that the colt
had 10 be killed. This case 10 said to be with
out a parallel in veterinary practice, and
shows cOnclnsiyely that the virus which
brought on the nts in the mare was COM
which developed, as stated above, into rabies
In fifteen days.
WITH SEED TINE AND HARVEST, stories Of
Ludwig H., of Bavaria, and his splendid fol-
lies fail not. A writer In the GdrteaLau6s tells
Of his mysterious grotto in the Linderhof. in
tine Bavarian highlands. .It Is a spacious
stalactitic cave, with many ofTshoots, secret
inches, and obscure recesses, before which
you stand. From all corners, inches, and
clefts OF the rock-frOm many recesses COW
cred with cOlOred glass, TO right, TO left a owe
belOw-streams = sea OF light, now yellow,
now green, now violet. rose, red, or blue. suf-
fusing . II parts with an indeacribab spIen-
a.. A "A "A tra haau f~r H..