Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-03


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Tns e1lE2z Of farkey nAs decgeea pro-
kioskaon fpr CoastAa 4s9f,ls AID ordered
It's police % cicse al tie liquor STOPS n
thzt c1ly.
PaoasNEST women q Paris - saguing
psl1Z.ea fsF the sCppress4oa cr ressriellon
q lmgere literature, 41a In@gee 81 Pub
u Asrzls has been formed
As Esquimau xenAa tells Us that tho
pe0pse ol ker country never WaSh ~ bsftse,
have ~ ru.ers OF iorm q government aud
every oae does exactly IS he pleasss-
EyExr rsIss IN the Cars kitcAee Is kept
strictly uadsf loek aRd kss and no oae
can serve l-la a1y thing ezceps &c ma.lre
4 hoGsl, freedman Iamed BrengeF, who
alone stsesAds tEe Car a. t@s4e.
The Swedish Government has declared
against the importation OF pork from the
United states, unless II Is well s2lted The
order 10 fouk Red on a report thai . hox
pesnienoe 10 raging IA the United States.
Mas the town Of Solecre, Ia Switzerland,
birds aest Was recently found which was
constructed entirely Of the imperfect watch
springs thrown cut from toe workshops
II has been deposited IA ths local museum.
AMERICAN authors are more read than the
English In Japan. Last year 5000 English
| and lI9, 900 American books were Imported
into that country, 30 that the old question:
WHO reads al American book" was fairly
answered
FRANCES VICTORIA ALEXANDRA is the name
bestowed upon a child recently born 10
Sioux mother in Buffalo Bits camp. II is
the first Indian child born in England, and
rs named for Mrs. Cleveland, the Queen
and the Princess Of Wales.
TaERE was . queer exhibition in the high
est law court in England few days ago
The tables In front OF the bench wore COW
! cred with women's bustlos. A patent was
I involved, and the various styles of bustles
/ were examined with curious interest by the
learned judges.
| THERE is = great store Of gold as well as
: Of coal in Corea, bat an entire Lick Of proper
| mechanical devices for mining The pro
duction of gold last year was 100000
| The main object OF tho Corosn Embassy
! 10 this Government is understood TO be TO
( interest the citizens Of this country In the
development of Corean resources.
A CURIOUS, lucrative trade in Paris is
that of lznot-malKer,n or Z" ter Of cravats -
The trade flourishes chiefly in the season
when there are dinners, balls, soirecs and
receptions in every corner of the capital
t,,tN n \,
and is whrlcd around 10 his customers.
doing his business ia an incredibly brief
| space Of time.
THE Museum OF Religions Ut Paris, which
Is TO contain collections of idols, paintings
and other objects having to do with the
various religions of the world, win cost
about S20O,0O0 IL is rising near the
Trocadero, and will house the collections
made by NJ. Guinet and also afford rooms
and library for savants and those who
translate Oriental languages.
THERE has recently been discovered in
the high Alps, near the summit of the great
St Bernard five large granite affairs and
numerous other relics Of the stone age,
used in pagan epochs for sacrifices Swiss
scientists consider this discovery a proof
that Mount ST. Bernard was place OK sac
rihcc in pagan times, and that the Canton
of Nalais must have been inhabited by
human beings as far back Is the stone age.
THE French peasants, rather than trust
10 savings banks, generally carry their
money in their stocking legs, and misery
old woman who died lately left quite a
fortune IN this way. She had lived in a
Teritable pig-stye, and her ernaciatod body
was found on heap Of rags and rubbish
In her cotton stockings and sabots were
found notes and gold amounting TO nearly
$4,000, numerous trinkets OF considerable
value and securities worth more than s35,.
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