The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-14
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
THERE are q, 1000 shad eggs in a quart.

members, two or them are elders ana several
| of them are deacons.
GEORGE SHENBERGER, of York, Pa, has a
| German Bible which was printed in the year of
| 1889. The print is quite plain.
IT is SAID the lightning rod is a relic of super
stition. and will soon be regarded in the same
| light as horseshoe over door.
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, having taken in various
outlying suburbs is now the second city in
| Great Britain, with population of 10000.
AT an auction in London recently, an egg OF
the extinct bird, the great aux of which only
sixty-one are known to be in existence, was sold
| for $500.
IT Is ESTIMATED that not less than $500, 600, 900
are invested in watering place and tourists re-
sorts in this country, the Jersey coast leading
| off with at least Sl00, 100000
MICHAEL CUDAHY, once a bright young Irish
hog chopper, is now the partner of Phil
| Armour, is worth over $4,000, 900, and he and
his wife are leaders in Chlcago's best society.
LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL is now regarded
as one of the leading authorities on dress in
London. She frowns at high hats, but is seldom
| seen without paraSol with stick serving as
walking cane
A DAKOTA man who has announced himself as
| a candidate for delegate to Congress is charged
| by his opponent with having sold coffee to his
fellow prisoners while incarcerated in Anderson
vile at 81 cup.
THE Grand Vizier of Turkey had TO pawn
some of the silver ware belonging to the Sultan
| to raise the Sultsn's contribution toward the
expenses for the annual pilgrimage of poor
MuSsulman to MECCA.
NINE. ALBAM recently sung Home, Sweet
Home" at the Inauguration of the exhibition for
the benefit of the London home for incurahleS in
| such a way that lady present at once wrote
her check for s., 900 for the charity
THERE are yet some rich landlords In England
The young Earl of Derby, who has just reached
his majority, succeeded to a rent roll of at least
| $4,000 a year. and immense sum Of
| money that had been accommodating during his
| minority.
The late Countess Catherine Feodorovna
TieSenhauSen was a granddaughter of the
famous Russian general Of the Napoleonic wars,
Prince hutuzoff Her father was killed at AllSter-
| htz She became a lady of honor at the Russian
court in 1878, and remained in that position for
| SeVeutY-two years She was - years Of age at
| her death, which occurred at the Winter Palace.
FRENCH ENGNEzR, NJ J, P. Albert, has re-
Gently invented an improved key which sim
plifies and renders lasting the tuning Of
stringed Instruments. The violOncelliStS Of the
Grand opera at Paris have had them adapted to
their Instruments, AMI Pleyel. the piano maker
| has purchased the right 10 use them in his
pianos
THE average watch is composed Of rs differ
ent pieces comprising upward Of I, 400 separate
and distinct operations in its manufacture The
balance has $500 beats or vibrations per hour.
i, SO 80 in thirty days Isl So 90 in one year.
Il travels 1890 inches with each vibration
which IS equal 70 sS4 miles in p hours. 292ls
miles IN 81 days, OF S,5SSS4 miles in one year.
N the British museum in London. carefully
guarded In a glass case, sre some Of the oldest
shoes in the world They sre sandals taken
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are ulsde OF palm leaves. snd they are provided
with hands made Of the stems Of papvrils The
pApyTuS Is species OF very tall reed which
grows On nArSay river banks IN warm countries.
II Is KEPosTED from Detroit that q lad named
Frank Bailey, IS years old, hAs such mania for
thruStinS pins and needleS into the right side
OF his face ami neck thSE il has become necas-
SSry 70 sead him - the iunStic asylum. Al the
time Of his departure he hsd from thirty TO
to-Ty pins olried 70 tie head in his cheek. BE-
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Rev. Dr. Flels, o. the Christian church. Brad
louisville Marion county. Kentucky. who rau
away o. Thursday laSr with Mss Myrtle Minor
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