The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-17
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that length of time. The check was honored.
THIEVES entered the apartments of the crown
| prince of Sweden at q hotel at Franzensbad,
| broke open his jewel case. and escaped with
| 100000 worth of property, including some
trinkets of great historical and artistic value.
! IT is NOTED that the famous White Lady Of
| the house of Hohenzoern has failed to appear
and give warning of the deaths of the two EN-
/ perors lately. 1t is suggested that new ghost
| had better be secured unless the White Lady
| make some explanation for her neglect OF DUTY.
| JEAN BONNET, a presumably crazy French
man, mounted, few days ago. to the top of
| the famous July column, in the Place de la
! Bastille Paris, and proceeded to undress him
| self in the presence of party OF ladies' VINO
were there sightseeing. Some men arrived IN
| time to pull hm back, just as he was about TO
| leap to the pavement, and held him until the
| police came.
SIR TERENCE O'BRIEN Governor Of Heligo-
! land, in his annual report to the English gov
eminent, laments that owing to an unfortunate
break in the weather during the hight of the
bathing season last summer. the revenues Of his
island fell off very seriously. He relolces, how
ever, that in spite of this disastrous event IN
the affairs of the province over which he rules,
he was able to finish the year only $3.50 in
debt, and hopes for better bathing season
and more revenue to make up the deficiency
this year.
A REMARKABLE STORY comes from Princeton,
Ill, to the effect that the two grown daughters
of Jacob Nye, well-to-do farmer living eight
miles south of Princeton, have been adjudged
insane and will be sent to Jacksonville for treat
ment. The father and mother and another
daughter are also insane. The family of five
were all stricken with this strange malady on
the same day and physicians are unable to
account for the cause, all were as well as
ai " - " ay 81 % III hhd ~
spend their time singing and I1raving. and seem
to fear being poisoned.
A PARTY of Pittsburghers visited the new
roaring gas well of the PHILADELPHIA company
booL of Co,oDsl,,r,, in yvo,hin,,+o, co,,ptv
- " go ''
YESTERDAY. According TO me registered pressure
Ihe Wen Is the largest IN the word; Inc gas
looks IKE q Sold piece OF blue steel Tor some
Instance al yer u comes OUT OF the PIPE Hold
masonry II Ieet tllc5' was put IN around the
Jol CT tne wen 10 IlOlu Jhe cap on Inc Lools
and rope thrown out We're perhaps The heaviest
OF any YET mQVed IN that way me IRON III the
IoOlS WelSh"u o'oV! PouHuS' Iie wei rope, nearly
2,UD rect long, weighed as much more, but all
were thrown up IKE a rocket, the rope eolilng
warn
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Gently fought for the l16SsaSsi6n If q certain
hill and tw-eptv -saven ware l-ilIad Tho Govern
5ir,cr ,I
sentenced the loader 81 rho y,ctorionS marty aud
fonrteen Of his followers With tho ono ~ Tho
defeated who fred fine firs+ shot IN deconita
tion Several t1a,,hars Of the tro rIane fwho
took no active mart in the row but enconrae,pd
If were sentenced 70 raceiva 100 bIovs Zach ond
Tho aIders Of 18Th foroilias ,,.era santencad 70
EIGHTY hlous aach on General nrincinIas for NOT
bS1i,;,, y,ravantod ,6n iybt fN' 40 ~
How many glasses OF beer were made down
in the First internal revenue district of Pennsyl-
vonia during the noat vear9 Would anv one
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guess ule HsuEeS' or any where near theLl-
6r3 10000 glasses. Some men take glass of
beer at two or three gulpS and some at dozen;
so, striking an average, there must have been
four or five billions of gulps of the liquor, and
these gulping propensttics cost the consumers
about SS3, l99,6O0 They drank almost as much
from diminisHin% they tbms bened 70 niia M
the surplus by a contribution of nearly a mil
lion and half, However, there is a source of
III Usio ,l % MI sat et
- nnr cent The natronape Of beer is eridentIy
increasing at the expense Of the stronger drinks
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iAH4'"i O1H"9 CYL i'u'0' INC OttoiO i0olihS
now current IN Wall street, and which has had
so kindly an influence on quotations during the
mast feyy DAVIS To the evceIIant outlook for tho
crors mora than 70 ony o+bar ca,,ee +bo+ ,,o,,
N'OP' iiio 10" " on" 'trV' Ca"S0 UnaO can
be named II all present indications hold, the
corn crop Will TINS year amount to 2OOOOJO, 900
DuSheiS Whl.h Is iOVuuuUOu buSuelS more IMAM
last year ana 4OOOOo,OJO bushels more than has
been accounted heretofore an abundantly pros
perouS harvest A good corn crop, Mr. ClewS
holdS, WIN SOou zeal OF reason, is OF vastly
more Importance than that or any other grain,
Tor the reason that corn is not perlshable com
modify, and 1t is food for both man and beast,
besides beng excellent Tor dlstlery purposes.
An abundant corn crop, such as is now prom
lSed, VIII give the railroads. as much as they can
DO until next season ana start prosperity in
every direction: Another favorable element in
the crop SITUATION is that the supply oil wheat
inns year just ABOUT equals the demand There
have been 425 900 bushels of wheat, zoe, 600,
900 Of which are necessary for home consump-
ton, and 125OOO, 900 are for export Mr.. Clews
nv coal and IRON He savs wa hear no ,noro f
king cotton. Abundant corn means abundant
prosperity
THE critic in its issue of June 30. 1888. said.
"A singular instance of journalistic discourtesy
has recently been brought to our attention. In
the Gardeners Chronicle Iondonl of ,June 16
are two large ,yoodcuts showing, t,vo t-aos ,r,a
- - 90, I'll - 1-7 ons '-C0', ING
Ioi ~ CIV M; onc sinai; Vi uccu lHiera III dos
Solu, ms Vlee, eltnouEu Aho"n 70 cultivation
80 uto G -; VI Luz ocsn NIUE seen or
i't, o iy f We iii.'I' anu tlIe pictures
- ~ Mnio li we i s, sonoWIns "Rle ur3oplng
;i ~ ~ Cilal1 - I'll lo''l W sA IeeI III length
Mii o5 az "Vii a. So 10 Almost every
80 tnS ou.,oi HttCIS olaC yHey d,e COPIED
tIo, phoe~E. upns pl ny tcIual trees put the
VI uGr e " NC oi,t SurS vert copied without
cIeuIC arI } PiIcgss IeP',9ductiohs OF such
JgLoloSI,"Rlis Wnlcn weFS punlISned III the or
1en"'tt i ro,fs, on Abrll ~. u IS nov possible
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