The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-24
ITEMS OF INTEREST.


| oil stove in his cab and reads his paper in com
fort when waiting for a fare.
GEORGE H. WENTE. of Danbury, Conn, is
likely to lose one of his legs which was badly
burned by matches carried in his pocket,
A MICHIGAN NEWSPAPER says that one Of the
/ questions asked by a member of the Franklin
| County Farmer IS Club was: How does chip
munk dig his hole without throwing out the
| dirt;'
Horse DENTISTRY is becoming quite a science,
and many special instruments have been in
vented for the benefit of equine patients. De
cayed teeth of horses are filled with gutta
percha
NEXT SUMNER the corner stone of the Adoniram
Judson Memorial church will be laid at Man
delay, India. The church will cost $4,000, a
| large part Of which has been subscribed by
Burmese Christians.
AMONG peculiar dishes which form the food of
Spanards are odd combinations in which black
beans, dried Goldfish, and dried red peppers are
| the chief ingredients. To almost every dish a
| Spaniard adds black. red and white pepper and
onion, garlic and olive oil.
SOMETIMES the pressure of an artesian flow of
water results from gas pressure instead of
| from a high head of water. Dakota, for in
stance has several artesan wells 900 feet deep,
with $50 to $50 pounds pressure, but there are
| no high places near by to give this head OF
| water.
| RATS during the last few months have greatly
annoyed the farmers in the vicinity OF Fancy
| Ill. big rat hunt occurred there the otner
| day. W. c. Condit was the captain of one OF the
| 81 les hunting the rats and succeeded in killing
| 1000. The other side, with 5. ID. Miller as cap
| tain, killed 5,462, making total OF L, 462.
ADEL1NA PATTI never takes any out-of-door
exercise. She is very much afraid of cold air.
anu " neIl sne g9es ouO LOT uiLrS iaoT ad
lLstl ~ lI.ls, oe9 " nc ,a seaIs
~ ~ -, ~; ~ " -,,ne from fhe
stage door to her carriage her mouth is covered
by the scarf that goes over her lead.
FARMER living in Greene county, Ohio, has
| fortv-fva hogs While looking at than one dav
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Col. NoIRTIN who assaulted Baron Frlanger,
the well-known Paris banker, in the Caro- Du
Nord last summer. has been condemned to pay
9lUO damages ana un ergo one Gay InpIlSon
enG, iue colole 3 11u tdheh SUM oi'i 81
NE NE OIeulC ueIeIal rIdhcds; 81 MnloH pel "a
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| A C'ONGRFssNAN sent a n office beppar to Gen
| Rlacl, of tho Pension Ofica with this upioue
Endorsement: The bearer. who desires clerk
! ship in your department, assures me that she is
the motner OF the WlIe OF the son OF Nlr. b tllh,
nov NV IT'LL WIZ g ~ WIN llie ~ @ Ti
tiIteen e,trS ago. ne was as ttIllellloeI mn
al h"eeI hl.'h anu d sOTu III 10 a. CO. "
Sicu an extent as you may peleVe thtSt Iiruueo
|
uy tIle IItso vi Ulell SlllI.i eh uesi'0
| 10 coliihenu heI 10 your coiiSiueidIion'
| A CITIZEN of Pscataquis. Ne had lot of Ply
mouth RocL fowls Of which he was very nro1d
! - -
Iuty were 5tlIo"tt 10 90 uiiu9 Iile oa III Wttt !,
There came a cold snap and their owner thought
they ought to stay in their house; so he stopped
up me npIe. rev days atier"ard DIS wIIe
Thera isn't oe Is ther, T., The hon bouSa The
.;to,, ,,+t "a :, - ,,r - onJ ~ 10 tba barr
I1nder IL To-, ~, Jaod o,1d frozan bodies Of bie
| nets No lad Fastened them ont of tha hon
| house ;nStaad of l., IL
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| THEY are little particular about how they
sell LIQUOR in Winsted Conn. but a hostler there
p,ade q, very the dav nv he+tino that
he co,SId e,et nt ~ ,birIcI, a. The dr,,y stra
inside of ten mpinutes Wifb3ut a nrescrinti0n
The instant that the bet was taken he grabbed
pig sponge ran TO the store and breathiessiy
of iio,o fo sic bnrse % 1,e,ast
| out the whisky barrel the hostler saturated the
| sponge and went hack TO the stable where he
| squeezed ont more than a pint of whisky and
p0cketed the stakes
|
RECENTLY information reached the ponce or
| Birmingham, Eng, that man had purchased
| revolver and fftv cartridges under suspicious
circumstances. and subsequent INQUIRIES el cited
| the fact that a man named William Robinson
had been heard 10 CAV that he was goinc, To
Windsor Green iail and murder his wife who
was prisoner there. Two officers were told off
10 watch the jan, ana when robinson presented
loaded raoIye ,,a f0 IN biS rlsses"io, "a
| did not DENY that he intended to commit mur.
| der, but said that his wife was source of vex-
| alton and disgrace TO him.
rr,,, I-,>.,. ~, Gu, hoe. coo. Co. u ,i =.
| - lN 80, VI Ian Ian ''' 'i' io'1 VI us SUNS 10
! Europe ana gwen them some very good advice,
| which is published in the Bankok Times. He
| tells them not to assume the title Of Drinca in
| Furone and not 10 boast that the,, are nrinces
As the King is defraving all their s.CnenSes from
| his own private purse and moi ont Of the funds
of the State he has decided o3 denositine a sim
| in the banks sufficient TO give each of them
81 GOO wear for the first five wears and 81 600
| wear for the second five wears 4 sum Of sis 600
| viii he placed in the banks hearing interest
ana each son wIl be able to draw the surplus
vi '''''''i'iis '"0 's0 Vi - ) cas-
CURIOUS INCIDENT Is reported by Mr.William
Burgess, proprietor OF the Midland counties fish
culture establishment in England. He states
that a pond constructed nv him last March