The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14
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! IN circumference. l. is supposed that the tara
tuia go IN by means Of some banana wagons
which were housed ic the stat on house va d
/ after raid on some fruit peddlers a fes day
previously
/ -doRE EAGLES have been seen this year along
the bluffs at Seneca Lake, n. Y, than at any
time for the past twenty years. Parties have
| counted from four 10 seven flying about at
once. Ihey are the genuine gray eagles the
/ elnDe ems OF liberty wiicn grace the coins of OF
/ country The people of tn lake country never
/ KIN an eagle. out a few young ones nave occas.
lonally been captured alive
| A STEAMER arrived at Philadelphia the other
day with cargo of fruit and a number of ia
rantules on board. Members of the crew wer
oIten Obliged TO keep Watcl at night and swse0
the Vlpers INTO the as fast as they era wlel
/ up on deck. The vessel was loaded to its hatch.
| ways. At times the deck was literally covered
| VIZ Inen, and ONE were as big around the
| oody as good-slzed orange.
| YOUNG MAN in HanforI, Cal, called upon a
barber and had his hair cut. As usual the
barber applied some oil to the young mans hair
| The young man retired TO mis- blankets that
night, but ABOUT 2 O'Clock in the morning he
aWoke with tne feeling that some one was try
! Ing to saw the top of his Uranium off Upon
| llghtlng lamp h9 found that the only trouble
was nat the oil on his hair had attracted a few
| thousand ants.
AT DELAWARE CRY. Nd, three firms with
large capital, are engaged in the work of stur-
geon catching, and the preparation of Russian
cavlare. Last spring 400 sturgeon were
eeaGu6ht' vdlued at SS9,56O. OF the al catca,
2o-O were roe fish, whicn netted 40 kegs of
caVlare OF l4O pounds each valued at $40, 440
lost Oh TINS cavlare was shipped to Germany,
o9C me oil 1t will return to this country as
DeSt imported" direct from Russia.
A SUDDEN DEMAND for bronze colored hair per-
piexes the worthy cofeurs of Paris just now.
But as the demand must produce or create the
", in larx
wares sent to China while the craze was still
young, and the result is that bales of copper
coiored heir, long and short straight and curled,
nave arrived at MarSeilieS. and the humbleSt
grlSerte can now shave and be happy-that is
invest IN bronze colored wig of Chinese origin.
The greatest hymnologist of the day" died
lately in the person of LIE Bonar. He was indie
fatgable in his work in connection with books.
tracts and hymns. He was consulted from ali
quarters about questions of experimental re-
liglon and prophetical Interpretation" and his
correspondence was immense. The circulation
of his Gods Ways of Peace" amounts to 2S5-
COO copies, OF 1.-THE NiSht of Weeping" to
$4,000, and of Hymns of Faith and Hope" to
lac, 200.
LORD WILLIAM BEREsFoRD has completde the
prel minary arrangements for Prince Albert
Victor's Indian tour, which have been intrusted
to his care The prince rs to 20 around India
beginning with Poonah and Hyderabad and
proceeding thence through the Madras Presi-
Calcutta. From Calcutta he will travel to the
northwest provinces and the P ln1ab and will
finally reach BOMBAY by way of Raiputana and
Baroda.
A RECENT VISITOR to Madagascar says that
the queen is small, slender woman about %
years of age, of very Ii hit color and very sad
Her dresses all came from Paris. On the day
the correspondent saw her she wore white
cashmere robe with a heavy silk train mantle
OF the same. with cut steel buttons hat of
white silk, with ostrich feathers and silver cres-
cent ornaments, and white kid four-button
gloves, with bracelets of the natural Jewel"
red coral
IT APPEARS that there are more millonaires
in Odessa tam in any other town on the CONT
nent. The largest fortunes are the following:
NJ ool Rail- tall 100000 rubles; n. Radokonaei,
100000 rubles; Vi. Ana. ra, 5000 900 ruoles; N
Marasli, 100000 rubles; NJ Aschkinazi.
100000 rubles; NJ, Epnrussi, 1000 900 rublss;
NJ. Rafalowltch, 100000 ruoes; Baron Maaz
100000 rublss; NJ. Broskij, 100000 rubles
etc. Among those named only four are born
Russians.
''AMoNG the arrivals at Castle Garden. Satur
day." reports the New York World was a.
tall, broad-shouldered Irishman with his wife
and seven Chi dren. He gave his name as Mich
ael FallUn and his destination as Bordentown
n. j., wAere he is going TO take charse of the
oil Stewa. homestead, on which the aged
mother of lrelands great leader is passing her
last days. Fallon's passage was paid by one of
Parnell's agents, who also gave aim $50 and
large draft. Fal!on was detained as coming
here under contract, but was afterward re-
leased"
A CURIOUS AND SIGNIFICANT EXHIBITION will
be opened in Co ogne on June /, 1890, namely,
an international exhibition of arms ms, RI,
mens, etc, serving to illustrate the art of wa
fare and bearluS in any way on the condition
of troops or armies " Not ling of a secret or
specially German nature viii be shown such as
the new powder, or any invention which could
give wrlnIe 20 foreign powers, but all i'm
provemeuts eff cted or suggested in food mi
form, ammu 1tlonS, mil velocipedeS c ir-
rler pigeons and other military Instruments,
will be wei -omed.
1t is REPORTED from Milan that the Baroness
Cautoni, young ,ady of 10. has announced her
intention Of u Idertaking journey into the in
terror of Africa. She will accompanied by a
relative an elderly LAZY belonging 20 the Aus
trian aristocracy, and attended by several male
q d female servants. An offic in the Ii allan
army has undertaken to lea the expedition
and is already ouslly engaged in making ar
rangements. The party win set out Nov. l.
and the tour will last for year. After a cal
at Alden, Mdssowah will be visited, and thence
the baroness, witt her followers will penetrate
into the interior Of the continent
A SLAUGHTER OF SWALLOWS has been or
gained on a large scale along the southern sea-
board of France. The poor creatures alig hit on
wires provided for the purpose, tired out after
ong flights to or from Italy and the last and
tney are killed in thousands by m ans OF eIec
trio currents. This modern massacre of the
innocents has been ordained in the interests of
fashion, the slaughtered birds being used for
the decoration of bonnetS. Humane p.onIe
Will pro ably make an agitation on the sub
Ject, and there is some talk of pelitioning the
projects of the southern departments to use
their authority to prevent the extension and .
continuance of this ornitholo >ical carnags.
AT MADISON, Wis, tue other day, Miss Kate
L. Pier, of Milwaukee, made an argument be-
fore the supreme court. She is the first woman
lawyer IN tnat state who ever did such a thing
Miss Pier is a beautiful young brunette VITA
magnificent raven hair, which hung in a pro
oil lous braid to within foot of the floor Her
opponent was john j. Sutton, of Columbus one
OF the bi sgest and gruffeSt lawyers in tle tate
out who, on this occasion, wore a sngularly
subdued mlen. The cass argued involves sew
eral hundred dollars, nd a decision in it was
reserved Miss Pier graduated from the law
department of Wisconsin University a year
ago, Both her mother and father are LAWYERS
and tue trio practice together in Milwaukee,
Another girl in the family is now studying for
the bar.
Col. CHARLES Y. WILSON, Kentucky's state
agricultural commissioner. has a rabbit foot
with history to it, wh CHI he intends to present
to the next speaker of the House of ReT re-
SentatlveS, with the request aG it be handed
down in the direct lie OF succession. each
subsequent term of the legislature The rabbit
had b It three leEs, and was caught in a Gem a.
terry at the dead hour of midnight by a onf
legged man. Before he got it the whole nei h. |
borhood ad been praying for rain to save Il a |