The morning call., 1891-10-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A cooking school is part of the public
school system of Milwaukee.
A thief picked his handouts with tooth
pick on a Pennsylvania railroad-car, re-
Gently, Jumped from the tram and escaped.
An Asburv Park IN. j. farmer is dying
| from hydroph0bia caused by calf licking
| a sore on his hand. The animal had been
| bitten by mad dog.
Besides the large planets which revolve
| about the sun, over go Others have been
discovered and catalogued, and science is
| daily adding to this list.
Fashions al Vienna are under control of
| the Chief OF Police, who has forbidden
women to wear long-skirted dresses Gu the
street. The trains raise dust, spread con-
tagion and are always getting stepped on.
| a Northfield (Minn.) farmer has raised
| 1120 bushels of potatoes from. an acre of
| ground. The tubers are OF enormous size,
twenty of them comfortably filling a bushel
| measure.
Williamsport, Pa, has the largest sus-
| pender factory in the world. Since its Or
| ganization on the 1st of September, 1886, it
| has manufactured over 20,000,00O pairs of
| Suspenders.
| Forty-five years ago one of the most Won
| derful discoveries ever known in astronomy
was made-the finding of the planet Nep-
| tune, the outpost, so far as is known, Of our
| solar system.
! Burnsyille, Miss, is stirred up by the
| elopement of a local minister, aged 70, with
| a sprighty spinster of 81. The affair was
The outcome of the brides parents objec-
| tons to the match.
! The rustling noise of chimney swallow
| in sheet-iron stove at Hamburg, Conn.,, so
| alarmed the widow and her two daughters
that they are in q precarious condition from
| nervous prOstration.
One of the best known and most promi-
| nent citizens of Waco, Tex, has been con-
victed in the District Court of Bosque
County of stealing cattle and given three
years in the penitentiary.
Brooding over the death of her pug dog.
which she alleged was killed by her hus-
band, foolish woman at Salem. Mass, sat
urated her clothes with coal oil, lsnited it
and died in terrible agony.
An excellent lotion for imparting a rosy
| glow to the cheeks by calling the blood to
! the surface consists OF tincture of benZOin,
! l tablespoonful, and rose water, 3 ounces.
Apply to the cheeks daily.
AT Alliance, Ohio, recently, Cupd's darts
struck simultaneously couple aged Il and
81, respectively, and the wounds were only
! healed by a speedy marriage. The happy
groom is the father Of large family.
The daughter OF wealthy Cincinnati
! yeast manufacturer is to marry French
! Count OF the bluest blood. Her fathers
!
ii young lady to the ranks of the nobility.
Cleveland, Ohio, rigidly enforces the law
| prohibiting miners from entering saloons.
| The extreme penalty for the saloOnist is S25
| tiue aud thirty days Imprisonment. COPIES
| OF the law will be sent to all saloon keepers.
American freght-cars carry about thirty
| tons weight, the cars weighing some nine
| tons. They are gradually superseding the
| English cars in that country, which weigh
! i've tons and carry only seven tons OF cargo.
\ Terre Haute street-car conductor beat
| his wife and she got even with him by show
| ing that he was also beating the company.
In the eyes of the law it is 4 much more seri-
! Gus thing to beat a railroad company than
to chastlse a wife.
Church people at Youngstown, Ohio,
think their pastor remarked too soon after
| the death of his first wife, and neither bis
| own congregation nor those III wide cir
| cult of country around will accept him as
their spirtua! guide.
| II is said that between Madagascar and
the coast of India there are 10000 islands,
! only 600 OF which are inhabited. man
can support family in luxury without
| working more than twenty-five days in a
! year, nature does so much.
| 1t is said that when Sarah Bernhard Wis
! tied the famous whispering gallery, near
| Kama, on the coast of New South Wales,
| her manager tested lis powers by shouting
! q" Is not this treat?' 10 which the echo re-
| sponded with. "Tweuty dollars n seat"
| William Ines died and was bnried at
! Gamma. Ind. in 1SSS AT the time of his
| death he weighed $50 pounds. In Nav,
| 1891. when the remains were disiuterred
| they were found TO be petrified. to look ike
| marble and to weigh exactly 405 bounds.
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| the scene of fine occurrences, 0nly sbont
! five pound, of the remains were recovered
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