The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-04-29
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DENATOR-E LE~I DIADS Oh mo lie l1I1n1. VIII
be one OF the young men of the itei States
Senate and FalIner. Kenna, Daniel.
Spoo er. Higgins and Woco:t have numbered
not muc1 more than for years apiece.
TEE Ice Trade J)u nal, on the strength OF re-
ports from al parts Of the country says:
while the cou try has esca ned a tire te ed
Ice famine, it is prop to III that the crop of
avera- e of former wears, " lille it is Ia most
cases inferior IN gu Atty, thus MAKING higher
prices inev table, and subject to variation
WASHINGTON received the degree # Ill. D.
from Harvard in 1176, from Yale in g from
the L iversity of Pennsylvania aId from
Brown in 1871. A greater SC a 'tic distinction
stl was bestowed upon hi in l7SS, W en- by
IN tninous vote, b was de 1gAatel the chan
c.lor of e college of Villa and nary.
office which he bore with pride until the day OF
his aeaCh.
THERE will be exhibited at the Texas spring
palace, which is to b bull at Fort WORT,
gigantic map of the Lone State state. The
n of 7 -xa are maxim ;tAe apon canvas,
a ne name of aeh of the "a cou ties will be-
VIZ, with some beautiful product male in
the county" One unity, Tom Green, is larger
tLan e states OF MASSACHUSETTS AID Connecti-
cut com Uiued.
a GREAT RAILROAD projected by the Russian
government viii extend from Tiumen. in west
ern 5 IBERIA, to Va livostoc :, a Russian port on
thu Paci ic coast, a distance OF 1000 mi es The
c ST is ct mated to be between $4,000 and
$4,000 per mil Z. the yreat-r art OF the pro
posed route presents few engil ering difficult
ties The road will open up vast region now
almost destitute of commerce
a CHICAGO GAMBLER whose first name was
George. ell to frequent a Cbinaman's estab-
Ii hmsut and sm ok opium almost daily One
day he rus ed into tn place and ID excitedly:
Hip. loan m $40. Thanks. I'll cone in and
| pay yoI tomorrow nooa ii I'm awe" and out
IT O'Clock
next afternoon a friend of the gamblardropp d
/ the ina nan ami ~a.d: Zip, where IS
! George today aud e cOnfting Ceesihl
wiped his eve VITA the corner OF his blouse, and
| re ylieI: &c org, him dead
TIE origin of Primrose day april 49, the
| ''Primr rose League" an other kindred ass a
| tons is as follows: W zen Lord Beaconsfeld was
| b rne to the grave there lay DrDmile 1t IN the
mn a wreath OF PR nroi s. bearing the
| inscri )tiol: His fdvorit fD|er.' AMI 81 mel
| with the autograph initials Of the queen. 1t
WIS natu ally llteTr d thar me his Gated to
3 onsdeld. 1t is now known that waen the
QUEEN wrote the inscrir ion she tad her mind
! the decelSe prlnc4 con sort BtdcolS 1eId, at
I appears, iikel trees better than flowers.
! IT WAS LONG THOUGHT that blood ORANGES
were produced by eratiny an orange tres with
a pom sgrdnate slip. but it is now sud that
there is not tle slig test tounlat on for this be-
! lief. The blood ora < .. " lich is me ely Is
variety of the sweet orange obtained by Culta-
Walton, was first rails d oy the ,Anisa gArdn rs
| in tn Philippine Is.dn Is. w il WAS drSJ
! Sc IN in Europe it CT a,ed a sen sati0n am ng
| 7 Super>uu1 Is, wao saw all g u OF disasters
| forrt I'D b. the bloody frat. In the Ia { c N
| tury 90 orange trees brou hit exceedingly
| lar-e prices.
| "A SCIENTIST of this city" saws the New
| YORK Hun who yesterday hearl the news
abou, the allege corner il su gar. spoke thus:
Let these cornerers be ware. W. are nov
! operating / t domain OF oh misty 70 pro
1rr-l ri .41. q F..a., II
substance, ami a substitute tor Su ar, knpwn
| as be IsOc sllD in de, Is now attracting the
] motto o lemiStS. It's Sws.' Il IS Is 800 times
That OF su gar an it is a p Irely iuOrZal c com
/ pou u. TIE discoveries of mo erl che nstry
! will hereafter be utLzsi more tn they nave
| be n in the way OF providing fool for MAJ
| kld.
A MAN was arrested in St Louis for pass ne
counterfeit coin. The p4inci al witness Gull
not speak English He @as a Mexic N who
understood Spanish. He brought a fri nd VINO
| coult speak both Spa1 AM French. The
| trl Il proce 'ded in 1rf5u3 way The attorney
/ aske MS questions IN IN lis =, AZ ar0the'
| gentleman repeated tlem in French to I Z
! MeXlcAnS tr' The latter converte the
| Frencl int Spanish, tie witness replied in
| that tongue, ald the answer Wee repeated in
| Franc and aga n il Engiisl. II was very
roun about waY OF gatti X at the facts, but the
result was COMP d RESTRAINING Of whit
was SAID by all parties Interested,
THE heavens in tn vicinity of the sun pre-
serted re narkable appearance from Little
ton, n. H.. about o'cl OK Tuesday morning
| AS described the SKY was partially c ,ud.d,
| and a | imilous ing. o 2 6)7 in diameter
| peare with Q sun it circum 'eraIce, while
4! two "thrr rings. smaller in dia ter
| linked intD the Tar rest ring. Ia the circum-
| ference of the large circle thera W re tlr-
| bri ht spots resembling the sun breaking
| throu h a cloud and wit the SIN divi Ing the
| circumference in o tour equal sections. Toe
| pleno nenon was vi ibl. for thirty minutes
| when it gra iual y away. 1t was wit
| Lessed by large number Of people.
| A CONTRACTOR il Birmingham, Ala. was
| Obliged to put off paying his me for three days
| on account of the failure of some of his or d
TORS to me t their Obligations Finally he got
his checks came to the city for tn cash.
| II was too la { for i'm to get in bank, and
| b. took ito lite pail lsOD ally and went to o.
| av d. The baroe Fersuad d him % have his
| WIN kers cat OF. That sha's cost him 31.0)1.
| People met lin and failed to reco ,nize uim,
| and the rumor got abroad tn 1t &c had taken
| his money and sliDpsd the iowa. Mel be Ian
| rushing their claims, some even going to tn
| carts. The co npro nlses h was oO ICED to
make cost him large amount of money.
EUGENE FIELD writes in e Cliclgo Ne,C /:
| I'VE have so great respect for thor uzhbreds
| that we cannot suffer to pass uuimproved this
! occ. sion to signify our dsapproval OF grow
| ilg n 'ency apply the term 'thoroug abr d
o a low AID Wei pus class Of men. a thorough
r d Is essentially gentle uag; rapid thou n
he may be. strict hon r MARKS all his de liugs
with his fellow man. HIS disregard for money
| is not bis only virtue; 10 loves the truth AMI
prac;i ices it; he is jealous of his int ,rty AMI
| guards Il; ne has a fOndness for. out II *.
| same time he honors, woman in 3: his o n worst
| en- any mis- weak lesse' are invariably of s ch a
character that they excite our sympathy if not
| our admiration.
JOIN HARKINs Of Boston ordered a SO suit
Of clothes to be d 4liv red c. o. D. When the
clothes were delivered Harkins gave the boy
$50 bin in pigment. IS the boy was goin-
Harsins sugge ,ted that the bill be put into an
envelope for greater safety. The boy handed
| the oil to him, AMI he APPARENTLY put it mo
an envelope. When the envelope was opened
Uy tn tailor 1t coma ned n ST bill. HarkinS
was arrested. charged wit having substituted
the 81 for the So bill, and was coavic g of
larceny OF the CT ties When he was brought
mp TO be sentenc d his counS i moved for a new
tr al on the gr jund that the pr ,Oner was not
itv of larceny, as be did not steal re clothes
IL was not arce ~ OF the money, as h did 1T
steal il; it could hardly be false pre.enses as
he actually PAL the money TO the tailor agent
who gave il back TO MIN. Sentence was sus-
pended.
A SPECIAL from Fairfield Ne. says: 1.-TWO
days aso while some men were at work on the
boom on the Benton side OF the river. they di
covered an old friend n the person of a mud
tn tie. which is now well own il this town
an bid fair some day 10 become the oldest in.
habtant, He first made us appearance in
these parts in lSH In hat year Jonn X. JOY