The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-13
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ington the largest number Issued IN a9y one
/ week since 1855, 1t Is SAID.
/ CALrFonsIA vINEYARp1srs talk OF sending a
few cargoes Of grapes TO France for manu-
/ facure into vine and If the prices obtained
/ are satisfactory. then to mako regular snip
ments there.
TvEyrY-slx HEAD Of fre steers in herd tat
/ tened at Abilene. Kan, have been killed be-
cause they had hydrophooa. mad dog bit
one Of a herd OF 2)0 a few weeks ago. Raoles
! spreai rapidly It became necessary to shoot
| the maddened animals.
| A REARr.BRoKeS MOTHER was not allowed TO
see the face Of her dead child in Easton last
week becaus she mad been separated from her
/ husband. An officer was summon ID, nut the
! brutal husband placed tue lid on the coffin and
could not be induced to remove it.
THERE are not as many shad c7ught In the
! Susquehanna river curing all the season now as
! were caught by Capt Tom Stump, at avre de
| Grace 10 the spri q of 1927 in one haul. The
| catcn is without Il parallels. The oil ltlnle seine,
| when drawn ia, Contained 100000 shad.
OyE HEAD of a public school said he could
always tell when a boy commenced TO use TO-
bacco ny the record Of his recitations. Prof.
! Oliver of the Annapolis academy sad he luld
! Indicate the boy VINO used tobacco by is aoso-
| Lutte inability to draw Clean strai hit line.
A BOA CONSTRUCTOR in the Cincinnati Zoo
escaped Sunday while being transferred from
one cage to an 1ther, and caused q lit a sensa-
! tion besides giving an att 'ndant who attempted
to catch 1t squeeze that he Is not lik y TO for
get for som time. The reptile was eventually
| safely landed in its new quarters, but not until
| it had beeI lasSt /.
tramp entered the house of man named
! Kirkman, at Glove hl Miss, the other day,
and with a drawn pistol demanded his money.
| The negro went to his trunk, apparently TO get
/ the money but got pistol and fire at toe
| tramp. who shot at the same time. The tramp
| fell over on the negro BE- d III, and the negro
walked out the door and fill dead on th5 steps.
A DISPATCH from the City of Mexico reads:
''News has been received ere of discovery of
| great archaeological Importance in the state of
| Chi lpaS, IT the ruins Of PalanQue, being moth
| in SIS than a larg3 city hidd4l in the -pths
! Of the forests. Some bHl1ilgs are five stories
| high, and in a good state of preserva ion.
! There is a well Taved road, several miles in
length, still perceivable in the midst of trop-
| zeal forest Very few particulars hava reached
| here, but the report comes fro n good sources.
| Palanque is said TO be mere village in compari'
son with this lost city Of prehistoric times.
NEWTON CRUoE, while in Fulton. KY, the
other evening, lost his pocketbook containing
! $50 in currency. Ls-er in th9 evening BOB Ben
| nett (coloreD delivered the pocketbook aud
| money TO a gentl man who owns a grocery
| store, stating that he found it near the back
| door of the grocery. Bob was arrested and
| taken bafore the magistrate to answer the
! charge of stea' lg tie money. The preliminary
| examination was held the NEXT morning, and
| the court after hearing the evidence, felt that
it was sufficient to justify him in holding the
prison to await the action of / grand jury,
which he did fixing his bond at $50.
| A SENSATIONAL CASE has recently excited pub
| lie attention at Bombay, in which Holkars SON
! in-law was charged with cruety to his child
| wife. The facts adducsd in evidence show that
the husband was AZ years old and the wife g.
| The accused had already beaa married fourt Gu
1 times - n r . zOl haF
| Rs % month. She AS Sc on the parapet of
| house, gr ATTY agitated, and threatening to
| thr w herself dOwl into the str set. Wbe a
policeman enter ID the house she stated that her
| husband had beaten her, aad threatened to kill
| her II sh7 failed to UNDO a knot in his hair
| within i've days. Eventually the accused was
| acquitted. as tine evideuc was deemed INSULT.
| Gent to prove nabiGua cruelty The facts of
this case stfll further illustrate the ini1utous
| cruelty OF the existing practice Of child mar
! riage, and show the imp riouS necessity In the
| interests of common humanity, of an early re-
| form OF Hindu marriage customs
GADDTs Cincinnati hack-driver treasures a
| dollar bill of the first greenback i-sue. The
Enquirer of that city tells that Salmon P.
| Chase W lie Seer -tary of the Treasury, visited
| Cincinnati "Shine, sir" shouted Gadiis, then
! bootblack To stranger in the urnet house
| LOBBY. DO your e. lest, sad the gentle
| man, with nile, and III give you my photo
! graph The boy dil not fall in very heartily
| with the proposition, as he had no particular
J use for pho,ogra 9hs of hi customers, out after
ll-t banC9rng he took tn jOo. At the Fl fish
| the gentleman handed the boy a brand new one
| dol ar bill "TaatS my p photograph" said he.
WALKING away. The boy glanced from his
| customer TO the bill in monentary rerplexity.
| Thea the strong resemblance which MS st >mer
! bore 10 the vignette in one corner of the green
| back caught mis- eye and he knew that the
| 5 creta' J of the Treasury had been having a
lite IN with him at his own expense
BEAR HUNT, which extended over three
IL ~, l.
| last Friday a big &Oo-pouni black bear was
driven out of the mountains Of West VirgiIia
| by party OF hunters and swan the Potomac
| river Bruin made mis- first appearance at
| Willilmsp Irt. Md, on Satur lay morning, and
! terrified the town, several dozen hunters and
pacAS Of hounds going after him witnout sue
| cess. He toen crossed the Mason and Dixon
| line into Pennsylvania and made MS next ap-
| pearauce near Green Castle. There another big
ting party WIS organized, but the animal
escaped the men and dogs. On Sunday morn
ing Eruin was seen neer several small towns in
| Franklin county. Pennsylvania and the W ole
neighborhood turned out to hunt him. Late in
| the aft 'rnoon he was seen n5ar Quincy, light
| miles from Chamb -rsburg, making his way up
| the North m 'untainS. 4 big crowd OF men and
| do started after him. Toe dogs freed the
| bear, ami he was finally dispatched after show.
| ing fight
THE life OF railway men does not seem 10 be
very healthy nor yet very enjoy able one, il
any reliance be placel upon the observations Of
medical men WHO have given some attention TO
| the subject According to VI. Duchesne. rail
way men improve in health during the first
four years, but at the end OF ten years they are
| tired out, in fifteen they are actual sufferers
and very few can remain in the service after
| twenty. These general conclusions have ueen
| supplemented by Dr.. Licht nbag, Of Buda
| Pestn, who found from examination that out OF
| $50 railway employees o. or more than a third
| suffered from ear di,ease Engine drivers are
| especially liable to rheumatism aud pneumonia
| and after so ne years service a certain ropor-
| ton Of tnen become dull of sight and hearing,
| Others suh ,r from i'll form of spinal con
| cuSsion, muscular feebl ness and continuous
| pains in the limbs. They are also apt to develop
a peculiar elUal State--a sort of cereb al rri-
! tation-wi exc -ssive nervousness and morbid
sensation of fear.
Dr. b. o. K1NNEAR n Boston specialist in the
treat nent of hay fever. during a talk in New
| York, Tuesday before the Acade ny of An
thropooyy, referred to hay fever a nervous
disease. His theory is that it proceeds fr ON ex-
| cessve crculat on at the centers of the nerves
| affected thus affecting the glands. An excess
| Of nery- force in any part of the body con
| tracts the bloDl vessels IN that part. ANY ap
| plication that can reducs tbs force ten Is TO
! restore the circulation TO a normal condition
! Another kind of hay fever diiates the blood
YES 'es, especially those within the skull. bring.
ing on a feyersh skin. Treatment with ice is
| Or. Kinnear's cure L. is applied in rubber tags
| to O. spine. but whether az tue neck, benin
| tine abdomen, or all Along the spine, depends
| upon VIII ther the pa lent suffers from con
| tractils or eXpanse hay fever. DR.. knnear