The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-27

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fr.gments whore If stood while its iron roof,
instead of being carried away, dropped down
like mammoth eXtinguisher upon the ruins.
Another house wrecked ana lts maieflai
carried away while its human rinmafes- Steep
ing in their beds were left undsturbed Many
such remarkable occurrences nave character
lied tornadoes showing that forces were at
work which could not be measured by wind
gauge or even attributed to mere wind move
ment.
Or Hunter Mcclure, who is president of the
American Medical Association, is quoted in a
Richmond special to the New York Herald
as saving that the cholera quarantine should
,,ut under federal control. He also thinks that
the United States should have a secretary Of
nullic health, as many other nations have. He
nuts the ease very clearly, indeed, when he
saws that if cholera comes to this country ''it
viii kill as many people ana cost as much
money as a war with Great Britain"
There is an cutlery in England just now
oroinst the practice which obtains at some
high schools notably at Rugby, OF requiring
hoys 10 take occasional fvc-mile runs as il
port of the regular athletic exercises. One
lad of fourteen, after having been medically
examined and pronounced sound, ran four
and n half miles in forty minutes and dropped
dead from oyereXrrtion. This is the first
fatal result OF 800 boys at the school 124
were excused from running during the last
caused by this de&-h has been increased by
:, nroposition since made that year
hoys of seventeen who are pronounced sound
shal run a twelye-mile lace.
Prince Victor, the recognized head of the
Bonapartists Is son of Prince Jerome Ma
Doleon, whose father, Jerome Eonaparte, was
that scape-grace brother of Napoleon who mar
ried and deserted Miss Patterson, of Baltimore.
Prince Victor is II young man of promise, and
I'm Ia "a q
the successor to tie throne The Orleanista
are represented by the count of Paris and the
duke of Orleans, both capable men, who have
done much for France. All of these princes.
dukes and counts are exied from France, but
a few hours notice from their followers would
cause them to cross the border. But coup
d'etat is not easy to manage There is no
Uueal descendant of either Napoleon Louis
Napoleon to cake the lead. and the Orleans
claimants TO the throne have never shown any
disposition to start n revolution
The Charlotte Observer severely remarks:
announcements similar to that made by Sem
ator Mills, of Texas, and quoted elsewhere IN
this paper, that he does not intend to go into
the business of 'otliceueddling' under the COM
ing administration. are calculated to mako
plain folks sick mt the stomach. Nh Mills has
tugged mt the public breast time out Of mind
He has called on his friends again and again
to help him into position and has generally got
ton what he asked fOr-tR2 one time that
he failed (that is 20 say, in The matter or the
SpeakcrShiD OF The nfty-SeCOnd congress- he
pOuted like "A child. Now that democratic
administration is coming in and he Is IN posi-
ton 10 hello some of the friends who have for
50 many years bclped him. he waves his hand
in lofty distAin ana gives out iilat ne Is not IN
the business OF office peddling.' lie lOathc5
an ofiicc-seckcr forgetting that II all Texans
did he WoulG be at home