The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-23
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Senate are natives of New York
There are over 10000 children attending
the schools in London who are insufficiently
| fed.
West Branch (Mich.) was infested so badly
| by wolves that the berry crop was lett
| almost untouched.
Monticello Gowa) celebrated the shutting
! nm of the original naclTaCa saloons nv ring
| ing all the church bells.
| 1t is cnrious that there ara no direct de-
scendauts of NAPOLEON. Wellington. Wash
| ington. mr. Waiter Scott
| Anartmont horsos bara ham ,,,u,tin,ied
POI nouee? HSaa oSen 1at z 10
cline in rents is Imminent.
A Ca,osaa NIiat,h S..ls-; :, Iis
ronar ~ az $500 in. at'ol oUtuo d,,in1
Of in form nn1 Of tha 49, % pei'0A
o. h,id.ia a,..a 'Io - ~. ., ,,,+
one nuhdrtd swallows, by actual count,
Warcrass fo ,ou ~ =, ~ ia d eh''Nne' "'
M h,,,so 49, .ha C,ar'oI5- ho,,o
,onS+ ro ~, emaS tne ~; oieveitiiu9 na'G
of renor on ond hns Va 10 saearis ou'
VI iep"lr' anu n"' :. u &c appeaIance'
| MIS- hoplnson OF fort Gratolt, Michigan,
rt,, i nTi "uupted son. que was
| ~ tpi.s Ivy I've se"i' oiu' anu tne youns h"n
'hl
IL Is sad that the postmen OF London
walk, toSether, something IKE 800 miles
| per daV, a distance equal TO Twice the cir
| cuiilierehce OF the globe.
George BIalklock, the London temperance
iecluIGT VINO is travelling IN tnlS country,
| says tllat MS city contains 10000 paupers
| ana spends annually Tor drink about SIO,-
ooV'ooV.
| A Mount Vernon On. y man died Thurs
| day of blood poisoning, caused by some
plecrs OF glass which got into his hand by the
expulsion OF soda-"ater Dottle which lie
was handling.
! About twenty years ago the Japanese au-
| thor, kl0yte Bakin, completed novel upon
| which he had been at work for thirty-eight
| years. 1t comprises 100 volumes, aud is said
| to Illustrate all classes of japanese society
and life.
1t is curious fact that when the police
| men in Central Park, New York. under
| take to drive the public off the grass they
| dispose of the old women and children
| promptly, but somehow the pretty girls are
| undlSturbed.
The bopse and grounds of Josenb owe Of
| Bellefonte, Ohio, have been struck by light
! ming eight times within The past three wears,
| the last occasion being last week. There is
| believed TO be mineral there, and company
| will explore.
w. l. Stutsenberg. guardian for George
| C. Harwood of Cincinnati. was paid S7135 s.
pension money TO Nav last and on Friday
received a check for S6326 60 more. making
| total of S13, 1852 Is Harwood halls from
| Cincinnati, but is at present an inmate of an
| insane asylum
! "A
| for making glass has been fonnd near
| Pittsburg, Pa IRE diScoyerv will save the
| Observation-Disclosures Of that city tbousonds
! of dollars annually. rs they have hitherto
| been obliged to send across the Allegheny
| Mountains for their sand
A foor.walkpr in n drr-ooods etora in
| New York SAYS woman cnstomars giva
| them no end of tronhie Inv misIavino tbair
| pnrses. He tells of n cpsfomer VII forgot
| her pocket-book on the connter twice in one
| dav+ He advises every female shonner IN
faStsn her purse to her person by light
chain.
The largest SAILING shin in the world ia
| said tn be owned Inv France and On accnnnt
| of this distinction in size is named the
| France The France is a vessel with five
masts. on four of which snuare sail is car
ried. She is 344 feet long. NTH a beam Of 40
feet. and will carry no less than a 900 tons
| of cargo.
The thenrv that whisky ia nacaseorv in
the treatment of nnenmo1ia has received
blow from DR.. BniI of New Ynrk Civ Who
| discovers that in the New York hnSniiaIS *
per cent of the pneumonia PATIENTS die win
| alcoholic treatment. while in London at tha
| Object Lesson Temperance Hospitai onIy <
per cent die.
| Nasrlu oooo bodias b,ya ham oror,,..o, :;
| Milan during the last 13 years. To members
| of the Cremation Society the cost is only Ell
| In the case of strangers it is lust double that
sum. Relatives who oppose the expressed
wishes of the deceased to be cremated have
| been compelled by the italian tribunals to
carry them into effect.
''Our next issue will be our last" writes a
Georgia editor. eve are satisfied the peo-
! pie of this town can get along without us.
| for we have been getting along without the
people for six months past. There are some
subscriptions owing, but we will not collect
them as the citizens will soon need the
money to defray the funeral expenses of the
town"
Chicago has a Friday Club composed of
abaut 100 Northside Young ladies who meet
weekly and indulge in literary and social
| intercourse The President of the Climb il
| Mrs. Reginald de Koyen. daughter of Sena-
| Tor FarwelI. and she acts AS hostess at tine
teas which are given periodically, and to
which the husbands and brothers of the
members are invited.
A Young woman visiting the family of w.
| H Moon of Greenyille County. S. c.. was
standing near post on the piazza. when
the eight-yea daughter of the house
came up noisily from behind and clutcDed
her skirt The Young woman. startled. lost
her balance, and. to save herself. seized the
post, which gave wav. falling with the yonng