The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-04
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ebraset picture oT Hzpa-sl- Al ai-sr p-ece n the
Church q - Peter, II Ps-ugla- representing
- EEt1Cbl1s-r o. C1FBS1. hzs been stoleI
-rou IL Place n 8F1IlzE notices have ceen s5ut
% TIE pEI1c{ pal galleries. ard It Is expecc-d
t-zr soma trace Of the thief viii DC obtained in
This way
AJAPAN PAPEz states that since the United
States prohl5it=d Cai1=ss immigration there
has 6sel va-y perCe1tib.a increase in the NUM-
oe- q Chinese immigrants 10 Japan Recently
80 srrIve1 Al Yokohama. aad most OF them
are nov employed in tea firing gOdowns at
r-te OF remuneration when none out Chinese
would accept"
CSE q The nartest y e towns growing
i Gladstone. Mich. Fourteen months ago it
began 70 De. and vas named after the Grand Old
Ma Today u has 1909 inhabitants. the prin-
clpal streets s-s paved vita cedar uloc6s. there
- compete FIRE apparatus, 4 $4,000 town hall.
an electric Lg1t plant, i've Churches three
school o1LdInzs, two bank buildings, three no
tets, SIX manufactures, one weekly newspaper,
sud afty business houses, representing the va
rious branches Of trade
THEY have new political toy in France It
represents u Floquet dressed as a policeman.
with hat in front Of him. on which his e7es
are fxe1 fercev The figure holds a staff in
one hand. w1ich is made 70 rise by pull ne
string As TIE stan goes up little figure Of
Gen BOIla1 -er, in full UNIFORM, come out of
the nat. and It goes again out Of sight as the
tick falls. Tae meaning tnat this ingenious bit
OF mechanism is intend d 10 cO1yeyis that how
ever much II. Floquet may strike, he cannot nit
the 'brav' general"
ALDERMAN-ELEcT DCRFREE Of Fan River
Mass. stood over forty-two pounds OF dynamite
the other day, While man IN bono proof
worked away at an electric battery, and won
dere1 why the charge wouldn 20 OF. After
awhile he craEIed carefully up, discovered Ir.
DIrfree, and explained the situation The
alderman boot heel was placed exactly on the
electric wire. and was pressing into the earth.
thus preyentlng the passage OF the current
He left the spot without ceremony but his
teeth chatter now every time he thinks Of the
incident.
TIE Stonington, Conn, colored man who ad-
vertised for a wife recently suffered a severe
disappointment the other day when about to
make his selection. Although he is a widower
and has followed several helpnests TO the
grave his advertisement received large num-
Der OF replies he chose one woman VINO hailed
from New London and made an engagement
to meet her at the station Thus far mis- bride
elect was faithful. but when she saw the man
sne exclaimed, You do no, look as well as
exrec,ei / think this has gone far enough.
and VIII 90 back on ire next train" sac did
50. in spite Of all efforts TO dissusde her
A Yarmouth q. s. PAPER is responsible for
tue following: A respectable gentleman went
to the cars one day TO see his favorite daughter
OF Securing her a seat be passed out of the
cars and went round to her window TO say
parting word While he was passing out the
daughter left her seat to speak TO a friend and
at the same time grim old maid took the seat
and moved up TO tue window. Unaware of the
important cnange inside, ne hurriedly put his
face up 70 tie window and said: One more kiss
sweet pet In another instant the Ioint of a
cotton umbrella vas thrust from the window
followed by the piOus Injunction Scat you
gray-headed wretch" He seated.
IL VENEZUELA all manner Of makeshifts have
been resorted to for supplying a circulating
medium" In Guanta for example. the people
have absolutely no money. aud when they wish
10 pu-cEess lew necess aries they steal cocoa
nuts by the dark of tie mOon and hand them
over to the traders in exchange for the suppIies
they require. This Tree and easy custom be.
came so universal and alarming that in order to
protect the few who raise the fruit the Alcaldi
Of the district of Gaunta was obliged to issue a
| decree. which, probably, mas not a parallel in
| financial circles lie has lately prohibited the
| use of cocoanuts as money and threatened
| VITA cOndign punishment all traders who NAV
| receive them as such.
TIE old Egyptians were better builders than
those Of the present day. There are blocks of
stone in the pyramids which weigh three or
four times as much as the obelisk on the Lon
weight Of which is estimated at $50 tons There
together that a pen-knife may be run over Uhe
surface without discovering the break between
them. They are not laid with mortar either
We have no machinery SO perfect that il will
make two surfaces 80 feet in length which will
meet together as these stones ia the pyramids
meet II is supposed that they were rubbed
backward and forward upon each other until
tie surfaces aSsimlated, making them the
worlds wonders in mechanical skill.
MORE than $50 lang lages and dialects are
current in India and British Burmah with their
100000 Of people, and the distinct alphabets
OF these countries, many of which are very
elaborate, outnumber all others in the world.
Some 40 different aluhabets or syllable systems
each having from $50 to $50 combinations, are
used to represent the sounds OF the $50 Ian
guages. aud more than 10000 different signs
and types nave been elaborated from the or7gi-
nal alphabet to represent the 80 different
solnds-ail that the combined Indian vernacu.
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