The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-24
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

At Aix-la-Chapee there is q newspaper mu-
scum founded by Oscar Won ForckenbecK.
which contains files of specimens of more than
lfUW dit erent newspapers in the world, ana 1t
Is daily receiving copies of the remainder from
all quarters Of the globe. Tie great curiosity
of the collection is No. &c of the I'erns Demo
cTdt, published at Houston on March II. 1854
when tn" eXigenCies OF war zine made it neces-
sary to print 1t on wall paper.
GREYsToNE, Mr.. Tilden's expensive Hudson
river residence, has been in the market for two
years, with no buyer. 1t cost him So, 900 year
to keep it up and no one has been found willing
TO follow SUIT The estate probably cost hr
| Tilden 100000, but could be bought for half
that sum. Henry Ward Beecher's place at
Peekskil is another elephant of which the fam
lily much desire radiance. Jay Gould's grand
establishment on the Hudson costs him $1,000
week. and when he dies Will probably be added
to the list Of elephants.
IT is reported that!a Viennese art collector has
made au offer of 100000 forms for the Co vinus
goblet which King Matthias Corvinus of Hun
gary presented in i62 TO the town of Wiener
NeuStadt, and which is displayed in the muse
um of antiquities there. The silver vessel,
which weighs between five and six pounds. is a
fine specimen of the silversmitnS art of the
Close of the middle ages 1t was presented to
the town by the king of Hungary as q marx of
his respect for the devotion of its inhabitants to
the cause Of their sovereign, Emperor Frederick
Ill
SIXTEEN little tin boxes, each about the size of
lawyers deed box. and holding the bones Of
as many Cinnamon who died between 1870 and
1889, are on the way by express to San Francisco.
Thence the bones will be shipped to the Flowery
Kingdom for reburial. The express charges on the
sixteen boxes which altogether weighed 61.5
pounds, were Sl05, and the value placed on
each by Hop All Tong, the agent of the
asylum which attends TO this sort of thing,
waS 500. The Cinnamon of Philadelphia and
other cities are assessed So a year each by the
t"aa 70 Sn rs asS 'il ror .is sum ~ uiueI
china for burial
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~ th, 7 ,,,,i.,.iII, ,r.,,..: ,.J -
D'", ''''' "io Pi'C'
clouS, iona OF STUDY, ana brighter Tar than the
much to-be-pltied boys and girls of the north,
whose parents are more DESTROYS of their learn
ing French than English, and who in"ulcate in
their infant minds contempt for their country
and history with a CORES ondmg admiration
for e everything foreign. | know of two bows
in WaShingtOn-both of whose parents are
native Americans-who have had their
sons taught German from their infancy
and who speak only German TO each other a. nd
oughly Germanized when they are Old enough
to be educated at Hedelbergn
T,rnv mr., only. ,+,,.,, ,o., i,,o,,.,, -.
| ihii.r "i' "i'S sONo Iouhetueu Hl9h III Uhe
Who o,o ha,e, trtos l'o pe.'''ii9
All the irnTotas 80. oho,,t -
| decidedly dark Cprnplp,-iCT and avian no f,,,,
| exceptions are by no means light In tho female
! department the same fact vas noticeabla and
| but few light commissioned women we're seen
| 1t used TO be a popular IMPRESSION among the
! unntiated that most insane people were light.
! haired" said DR. Brush but that is nor 50
| The reason for this false slIpposition I cannot
| understand nor can account for the fact thai
| we have so many 4 .rk-hared people here I
suppose il comes i'm a natural way thoupb
| because there are a great many more dark NO
| pie than there are light ones
| Cow. ,,,>r,,s .,o, 1,,,L,,o d 49,.
| ooHh MONTHS AGO Joshua n LOCKE was tried
| for the murder of William X. Jenkins and was
| convicted at Clarke Va A motion for n nov.
| trial bos i,,s+ hoo, c.ro,,+,a 49, ~ "
Geora,a II Loo o,,s, 81 r. ~ i VIC Us liilohS oI
xicte3 Obs an ,,,.,,,,l 49, 49, - VIZ CuH
| he bad RI ara, o ol1aI ulilllhS Cue Itl9i
Zuu,bro witness for ~, St. .',o S,eLIlt
| Mrs jenEins NV former rr;o I iat I ~
watching them saw an angel fit from one to
.lie Gtngi a'u ne conciuded that young Locke
iaaIoms Of Nm. tSat Gnu .n''U Jolihins was
/ render a verdict on the evening the case VAS
| given to the jury, but during the night he had
made up ms mind that Locke was guilty, and
| in the morning when he woke IN a spirit
| seemed to say to him, Justified justified
justified" He also stated that during the trial
| spirit was whispering to him, Mercy
| mercy
| F,nrp w,rt,n,p c,oc,,, - D., n,
- -l'--'-'l ~ 80 y" VI peacn ronu,
| ~ L. VINO WAS arie"Is-u 1he other DAY charged
| WlJn Cruelty 70 dululalS, Is called queer by
| his neighbors He is 76 wears old and lives in
| a long low house in which are a stahls a
| black Smith shop a kitchen sitting-room and
| a parlor. Across the ridgeboard of the house
| he has placed big table so that if forms n
| platform from which he breaches long sermons
| to imaginary audiences The cruelty to All
| mails consists in not feeding his cow and calf
and in a abusing them i'm his efforts tn train tber,
| The calf is pretty well trained and will march
| to the right or left and halt at command Not
| long ago he drove his COW to the Dond and went
through the ceremony OF baptizlng her. She is
~ e III, t t o,. Ia. 10y ssau "nen the
outer gate of a circle OF gates leading to the
house, armed with a twoedged sword, made
! lro,il an oid sCyInt commanded tnem to halt,
| ana tolu thelh Ihat Chey were ABOUT to tread on
oaCIe. sou, anu liluaI elOer elcl gate with the
| riShI looo III ADVANCE as II was the Lord S
| property
THE DOG which as a general thing is 81
| nuisorca bera bacor,as a., ;l,,,,u.- :; ~,
-, ' GU "'''uS1y III CLIi't'
anu many are raised LOT thelr SKINS. There az e
| thousands Of small dog and goat farms scat
| tered over the northern districts of Noncb,,r.o
and Mongolia Nature has Droyio,4d n rno,,1iT
| cent protection to withstand the old If 10,
northern ATTITUDES where tine thprunrnet,r
| rFahreuheit) goes down 10 2Jo beloU, 1aro MOI
| is SO of frost-and it is doubtful If fine dng
| skins of any other part of the world are 70 h1
| compared with those from ,lanchuria or Mon.
| gOlia either in size length Of hoir or onaiit,
The fur is at it, best during the winter daI'd ~
| dog is killed before thc tLaw sets in ,,,hirb is
| effected not by the knife which might iniura
| the fur. but by strangulation 10 nroyi - a
well-madc dog-skin rug at least eight animals
must be slaughtered Which nj three taxi Tsr
! rug oil eighty inches by sIXty-eight inches would