The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1891-08-01
GRENADA MISS. SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, 1891.
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on.
1.-THE Sacrifice of Isaac" Abraham
wioh his lett hand presses the head O.
.lis son upon the ALA" of wood; an an
gel 1Oaoing downward seizes the uoli.y
ed ..ight hand, rom which drops the
kni'e.
1.-The Entombmenv. Nicodemus q nd
Joseph Of A Amathea watch while their
Sc waits ley the body of Jesus ia tne
g ave. A. the iooI a"e tie Virgin a I'd
G,'0 oGhe: holy women. Several (:sci.
pies a Q visible al the opening of The
cavern, through which is seen Il view
OF Col, ,otba.
1.-THE Ees1 ection of Lazal US" Lsz.
q us is just rising from the grave SUI
rou ,ded Jy his l:neeling relatives.
! MOI desi ing 10 ire your readers, I
WI rot attempt a further description
of .h;s 3,,esO arr gallery in the world.
1t coltains thousands of pictu es OF
enc NOUS SIZE and it looks like each
one WIS lie itself ard could speak.
They a ',ile wO:.l OF The greatest n :
te IS 0, a.'U and cosv millions OF money.
Mosu o. The Dic..res are taken IRON vlle
Bible, and l al satisfied .hat if my
f..enls Eevs. Newell, Miller and ca
rOchets would cross the ocean and sec
these paintings, they would agree with
me that thcv had been we'll paid ior
their t:ouble. I have found minis .ers
be,o ON every cline, who concede
that nothing like it is to be seen in any
ovner city in the world.
One of the cheapest things in this
city is ,he cab. Their p.'ices are reru.
la,ed by the government. You pay for
one seating three persons fifty cents
for the tirst hour and forty cents Der
hou:' therea'.e". If you desire to 90 TO
single point it costs for three ABOUT
eighteen cents.
All around Munich are places OF
sresv inte est. One of them is Berg,
On Lake Stamberg, which our pa. "
visited. It is about one hou' ~ rail
from the city. Here stands the ievor-
lie castle of the late king Lrdwig II,
where he spent his last hours, ale the
rel cs of government was taken from his
heads. and where he sought and found
his p emature death in the waves of
the lake a5ont four years ago. A mon
ument stands where he WIS found, as
also his physician, who was drowned
with him.
Although this king, by his mania for
building palaces, had almost bankrupt.
ed the government, the people of Ba'
varia almost idolized Him. They say
he was the friend O; the poor. This
did not suit the nobility, who had him
Gecla' ed insane. When he was taken
and confined in this castle he said, "A
steo from the throne mems a step to
DEATH" It is no doubt f.c h in the
minds of your readers, that he evaded
the vigilance o. his attendants. and in
duced his doctor 20 go with him to the
lake for u walk, and where both were
found drowned. Gossip says that this
physician decla led him Insane, and for
revenge he killed him. King Ludwig
vas olly 40 yeas OF age, and the hand
soonest monarch il Europe. Having
been disappointed in love, he was wo.
man hater; never spoke to one, or al
lowed one to come about him. One of
his mad freaks was u performance in
the theater, he being the Only visitor,
and the actors being compelled to per.
form with thei. backs toward him, as
he did not want to see the ladies' faces,
every pat OF the theatre being in dark
ness except the stage.
About 30 minutes ride from the city
is Nymphenburg, where is also pal
ace. Then comes Chiemsee, with an
other palace. And SO it goes. God
bless free America! where the people
are not required to toll and sweat in
maintaining generation after genera
tion of royal blood in idleness and lux
ury.
leave here in q few days for Vienna.
Austria, from which place I will write
to you The weather here is very cool.
l am we,.ring my overcoat constantly.
With my best regards,
MAX.