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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06


The Virginia Democrztic- Conservative
Convention, which has just closed is
deliberations ct Richmoud&Essin err,
way worthy of the hisFoIy Of ,ths /. 81 Z
Dominion The imp0fn& Of theepu
ing contest rendered Lifting th4f a
best men should speak 20 hex sna~1roR
The length s8d breadth Of The Old Com
monweslth there gathered an assenblage
hat for The talent, patriotism, soIidlty
ard rep-esen x Y u rs IzlEl-l-
he's hss seldom been excelled.
T+.s-tis.ibsSsiohs OF ire body were
~sssss=-F7- h.rnoni0us, and its deliver
snces upon the great questions Of the hour
are such IS every true American cannot
but spprOve The convention shirked
nothing, but came squsrely out N de
tense OF the States honor IS involved IN
The faith plighied 70 her creditors. and
proclaimed II the elearest terms the &C
oep;znce on the part Of the Democracy
Of Virginia Of az The rights. privileges
aud duties OF citizenship 81 granted 70
OF due from zlL The platform they
present Is broad enough snd strong
enough 70 satisfy any msn who consOlis
the welfare Of The State and is people
In John ". Daniel, the nominee for
Governor, they have leader worthy OF
their cause Popular. able and born
crsto-, he l. ore Of the most noteworthy
q her sous, and al who know hin
know hat II his hz1ds the honor and
Eelfare OF Virgins Vii be safe
TIE disorgsniZsrs and repadistoTs
vs-e ezr,y in the fed. TIE Democrats
hsve chosen their ticket, and, with the
rssult u the Republican Convention 70
= he'd shortly. The contest vii fairly
5ezin Much q is interest, snd PEI
hzps lzrgely is result, VII depend uPon
he seton Of he Republicans Should
the strzighteuts prevail. there VII Be
little danger 10 the czuse OF honesty
Il N0venbe-. On tie other hand,
should the coalition, FOR the
contamination Of which the Malone
bargain was arranged, Be brought
shout. the bsttle VIII Be long and hard
fought We cannot, however despair
o. is Tightful issue, whatever phases II
msy assume. There are enough honest
uen II NIginis-DenOcrzts and Re
pub-icsns-tO see 70 i that her fair
fame i not furnished. and, while recre-
ants from both parties may march
under the banner Of reputation for
selish ends, We cannot think that they
vii outnumber the men who hold the
honor Of the Commonwealth paramount
TIE contest vii be regarded North
and South with interest For should
Reputation, aided and encouraged, as II
Is. by inscriptions Northern politicians,
triumph, is success would be taken as s
long step towards the disintegrstion Of
Southern Democracy, and efforts would
BE made 20 pursue IS effective tactics in
O.her Southern States If Northern Re
publicaus can afford 70 cheer On Ma
homes maraUders, then surely Southern
Democrats can encourage the honest men
OF Virgins IN the battle they are about
70 make for the honor OF the grand old
State. the welfare Of her people and the
life Of society.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06
A CATFIsHs DEADLY BTTE-Andrew

A CATFIsH's DEADLY BTTE-Andrew
Norman. a prominent farmer living a
few miles north of NewcOmerstown,
Ohio, is now lying in a critical condition
from the effects OF what is supposed TO
be blood poisoning. His case Is a very
singular and remarkable one He was
fishing 8 few weeks ago, and while hold
ing a huge catfish it horned him through
the hand He suddenly became very III
and his hand and arm began swelling TO
enormous proportions BE has not since
been able 70 leave his house, and his suf-
ferings are intense, his whole body at
times being very much blOated and
swollen The most singular part Of the
csse is that when Mr.. Norman received
the wound he was seized with the hor-
ri0le thought that il would prove fatal.
and although several weeks have now
elapsed, this awful foreboding still clings
to him, and he seems unable TO divest his
mind Of the dreadful conclusion.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

PERKS OF Coal MIMIC. -According
to the report Of the mine inspectors Of
the Pennsylvania anthracite region,
which hiss just been published by the
State Department, the number of per
sons killed BY accidents ia the coal
mines Of Pennsylvania during the year
1880 Is 202, while 671 were severely IL
jured Many Of the latter have died Of
their injuries since the report was made,
and others are crippled for life. Most
of those who fall victims to the perils Of
mining are stricken down without q
moments warning, and their blackened
and msngled forms are carried back
from their work 10 the homes which
they left few hours before so full Of
life and hope.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

The Philadelphia Rso1rf announces
that 8 movement Is on foot 10 mOHopo-
lie the electric light BY a great COM
bined corporation formed Of the Brush,
United States. American and Js5loch-
kOf Electric Lighting COmDanies, 70 pro
tect their respective patents against il
Judgements BY other companies Such
az least Is the reason assigned BY those
interested II the formation OF the union,
and The additional one that such g comb
nation vii protect the companies named
from being brought into disrep1te By
any new organization Tia: may Le
formed having an inferior quality of
Light 70 dispose Of. Tie effect Of this
combination VIII Be hat shy new com
pauy which nay be Org.nized in the
futare, vii Of g necessity be compelled
% supply an electric Light by some other
method than that employed By either Of
the companies forming the union.
The officers Of The new combination
have lot yet been named, but they vii
probably Be from New YORK. with head
quarters II that city.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

Il Is the New York Tines that saws
the shipping Of dynamite OF explosive
machines Is not an Ofense under our
neutrality laws These laws are specific
in their provisions. and guard against
many acis Of hostility from our territory;
but this act i not one Of then TINS,
remarks the s. Louis Rspu5Ijoaa. Is
something Ike the reasoning OF the old
Justice OF the Peace before whom was
brought charge By one neighb0r that
another had done him, the complainant,
the injury Of surTepiiiouslY putting mud
In his chun- TIE Justice examined
the case with great care and dismissed
the complaint On the ground that he
found nothing N the statutes against put
ting mud II Churns. So the shipping Of
internal machines in barrels OF cement
Is not 81 ofense IN manner and form Is
described in the law But If our stat
ufes really meant TO prevent hostile acts
from our shores, and the commission Of
murder and arson under the guise Of
friendly Commercial intercourse. It Is
urobable that an internal machine in 3
bsrrel Of goods 5 not legitimate
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

The cotton trade Of New Orleans for
the past year Is hardly regarded as salts
factory, but still full Of promise. The
P.eag2ine says:
We have handled thus far / SIC. COO
bales Of the staple. an Increase over the
preceding year of 1865 bales. OF
this amount 195. 900 have come from
Mississippi and Alabama, through the port
Of Mobile, and 65, 600 passed through Gal
weston, and are therefore not counted
here in the official statistics That which
has come direct without touching a sea
board market embraces l $50. lis bales.
an increase Of Il, 200. The extraordinary
rainfall of the fall and winter was most
disastrous TO the lowlsnds of the Missis-
sippi valley proper, from which the
bulk Of our supplies come, and hence 1t
is that cur trade has not expanded in
proportion TO the general increase in the
crop"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

The Virginia Democratic conservative
Convention, which has just closed is
deliberations Ct RichmondSyssin err
~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

Edif7T Morning Hecs- Through the
kindness Of the suthoress I have had the
pleasure Of reading the above serial,
which lately appeared in your excellent
journal, and think il the best l have
ever read The plot IS well laid, the
language chsste and elOquent-chsrac-
teTistic of the gifted authoress- l con
slider her one Of the brightest women We
have in the SCULPTURE, noble. and
highly cultured. A strain of sadness
runs through the story Of 'NsscOe' that
lends charm 10 its beauty. Il seems no
fiction, but beautiful romance IN real
life l hope Mrs. Zimmerman viii
favor US with another one shortly. Very
truly, Jos B. WILSON.
GGiassriLS, Ga, AUgusf /, 1881.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

PERFECTISG A SCHOOL STsTKI. The
Board of Education of Texas is diligent-
" engaged in an effort to perfect the
school system Of that State. There are
more than 20. 600, 900 scres Of unsold
school lands in the State, the sale Of
which at g 50 per acre would give a
school fund of 100000. coo. equal to
the school fund Of al the other States.
The University Of Texas. which viii be
probably located at Austin, has q perms-
nent endowment funds Of between 3,
600, 900 and 5000, 900, and over $500, :
900 with which to erect and furnish
buildings, Two State normal schools
are well sustained, the one at Huntsville
receiving $27, 900 annually.
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The MeKican papers nus Lei tbeir

The Mexican papers must gel their
news from very queer sources. From q
late issue Of La P1frid, printed at the
City Of Mexico. the New Orleans
Democrat gets three very interesting items
about this country: First, that Mr..
Garfield died early IN July second, that
the City Of Merida has imported yellow
fever from this country into the Mexi-
can port Of Tsmpico; and third, that
the cholera is raging throughout the
United States and is particularly
bad in New Orleans. LaPafrid deserves
to be called the Inter 0csan of Mexico.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

TIE LARGEST " TIE SOUTH-It is
said that the iron and steel works now
being erected al Goshen, ROckbridee
county, Va on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Read, vii be the largest in the
South. The company, which is CON-
posed altogether of Eoglish capitalists, is
styled the Iron and Steel Works AssO-
cation Of Virginia" Mr.. ". n. Page.
Of Virgins, Is the superintendent Of
construction The company has 8 cspi-
tal stock Of several million dollars Two
furnaces with capacity for 8 hundred
tons day EACH viii be built, and also
. large roIingmiH and steel works
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The Springfield RspZ5-solH says that
Il tie Democrats II the Senate move an
inquiry IS 70 Miller and Lspham, with q
view 70 questioning the manner Of her
election, they. VII mske an utter blum
der, and give The entire investigation
''the look Of A attempt 10 keep then
selves in power. But, remarks the
Washington P5st, suppose tie 'stalESrt
newspapers keep on insisting thai tie
New York Senators were elected b.
bribery and c0ruptions Must the Demo
cratic Senate stand idly BY and let the
case 20 By default. for fear Of the
looks Of the thing? Il vii very ike
II Do 50, but that Is lot the way q Re
publican Senate would do, if similarly
circunstsnoed-not By very large ms
iOrity.
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Nor LETTING WE'LL ENOUGH ALONE.
English advocates Of retalistOry tariff
cite the prosperity Of the United States.
Their position would be more tenable,
however. if the Morrill, tariff had
always protected the United States from
business depression and kept Us in an
uninterrupted course Of prosperity, or,
on the other hand, If England had never
experienced her greatest prosperity with
out any tar q at all II would be more
fair TO compare the England Of today
with the protected" England Of forty
years ago. Causes other than tariffs
create the present difficulties of English
manufacturer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

foriiue them some real signs OF the
times, IS mstter. perhaps, which con
Germs more the press and politicians, who
must keep IN lire with political progress,
than the people Of the South. who, since
the days Of reconstruction, have been
wisely devoting more attention TO the
recuperztiOn Of their broken fortunes
than to the erection Of dynssties for the
government Of the country. This fact.
discouraging TO political agitation, laid
the foundation for that sober reflection
which eliminated in submission to the
fraudulent Inauguration Of Hayes IS
Presideot. and which, though mildly ez-
erted for Wi. fed S. Hancock, yields
cheerful allegiance and warm sympathy
10 James A. Garfield The people Of
both sections have happily discovered
that. after al, their differences Of opinion
are not 50 dangerous TO liberty IS preju-
dice and ring interest have represented
them 70 Be. and that it Is more profitable
70 develop the resources OF the country
than to spend time in wraDgling over
methods Of governing il To this senti-
ment, and perhaps growing out OF Il,
must Be added the recent sudden change
in the food Of Northern capital from
the West TO the South, bringing leading
influential citizens Of the two sections
face to face IL great moneyed transsc-
tons Of the most conservative character.
These transactions have, as 3 matter Of
course, enlisted the press Of both sec
tons. and N tie soundings taken BY our
Northern Contemporaries they occasionally
touch outside the narrow shoal Of our
prejudices and ST once pronounce it dis
migration"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

The authorities OF Glasgow, Scotland,
recently issued very sensible order
based on lygienic reasons. that 10 milk
should be sold IN any shop from which
there was communication with q room
IN which persons slept The health Oh
GERS OF other cities would do wei 70 take
3 hint from the Glasgow officials Il Is
8 vel ascertsined fact that milk allowed
70 stand in room, even when vel GOV
ered, absor5s al the odors OF the apart-
ment and may thus BE- the means Of dis
seminating contagi0n- Yet how little
attention Is pad to this fact by dairy
men and other milk vendersi Stringent
measures for securing the purity Of this
most valuable article Of food should be
adopted II every city, and when adopted
Be EiEidly enforced
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

SUICIDE A CoSTAGIOS.-John E. Jost
a German, shot himself in LAFAYETTE
Park, St. Louis, Tuesday evening. He
was taken to the City Hospital and died
about midnight The popularity Of this
affair was that Jost was reading an &C
count in an evening paper Of the suicide
of Charles Schlieper Monday morning.
when be suddenly drew 3 revolver from
his pocket, placed It to his head, about
as Schlieper had done. and blazed away,
sending ball into his brain.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-08-06

r i stated that General Grant has
hen .oerEzred G." 20 resciad his Il
fuszl. zn6 70 socept Al invitation 70 81
tsud the reunion Of the Palmer family
81 S.Ouingt0n- August 10th snd 18th
They have made him believe lie Pa
mau were his uucles and his suutz
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TIE mOonshiners sppezr Tot % be COZ
fnsd altogether 20 the South IneTe al5
illicit stills even in moral New E1g-4no-
Some thrifty Verm0oters have Isl l's7l
interrupted Il trying 10 make WHISKY
without paving t0Il % The Juited oisies-
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SaTTRpAY. AUGUST 6 1851

saturn, Neptune. Jupiter. Mars.
Venus and Mercury are TOW al mon
Ing stars, s glorious cODc0Urse- Thty
shine specially for newspaper men afo
early birds who can appreciate heaven
Iy.exhibit when they see Il
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I 30 Fri-eS. @-~s1~~
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sent al our expense. Address al orders % r N.
BOARDMAN, Courier Journal Baking. Loszzs-
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way, New YORK.
JNO. B. FERNANDO. Axen1
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The Cincl-rsri EagzIrsr says
The Cole syndicate have slnost
completed negotiations for the
purchase Of the charter sid
conp-e.s5 portions q The Mobile s1d
Grand Trunk Railroad A. their meet
inz u NeE York u Wednesday, they
decided % cc-p-ate the Inc from SelEs
70 Mobile IS soo1 IS they Cst control
s-1 also 70 bu--5 ne r1s5 from N1bile
6oznths bsy % 6ssp watsr g Cdr
Po-ut TIE completion O these no
Ines I'll give hen 3 c1al t-alc q ov5r
3 hundred tL--ssod tons Per yea, with
hsuI q o-e hundred s11 sixty niles
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Notice TO the Public.

The pubic are bers5g cautioned
against sending any Money or Orders
NUNES Il 90, So Ma SaH St, New
York City. Thy are .foodiHg Tx couH-
TN nth Bogus Circulars purp0rtlHg to
BsoT The LOuta.1nG SAT- L0ttsry Con-
p4av. and are frauduleRtlT rspreseHfla0
useElss7Ues 6 AgeBts q Tie louisiana
STATE Loftsry Company. Thy hGre 10
autH0rtfy 10 III The Titksts a tsEs C01a-
r.4nv a5d are not It's agsHts
u 1. DAUPHLH,
Pres. Louisiana .State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS, L., July 4. ISL
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for szlf.
FOR SALE.

THE property Ct \. 2 WsEzy -. :
Il Bre1iWooo- Wsyzs ca1zzy. 81 So. -.
ur-1usz-rv CONSISTS Ct ARE h-1T = --l--- =.
LAND vel situated for TIE I--sSE 7.-s s-ss
The Land surrounds AZ -zc-21sS = -. =
station. s11 cozr-o1s 2s--s 1l--s q --s
h.o-h So a X AZ tie ssSlzo- l1ers : ; -
51ir-v -oo5 h-ssirssSs. s v,aS1 Czcs, gooc l2EEs
dwelling Sn5 buildings for ols-stVaS
Ash oue STAN saw MILL ZOE c1ssE-s
over a go feet q l1ubNr Ee- cay - -
rS miles q rAlros1 l-ou- ol- HIS 49,
r-s1Srlv g ac-u5 EzSh Bar 5S1-S
Aasa. -o rev LOCOMOTIVES s1a thirteen
LOG CABS
Alsa. aHv MTLES sai twelve ILA lSs.s
TEpTS = raas c~ss-. Evsry thing comp
fo- cs-rv1-E On s lzrrs An1 successor u l-ll-1-E-
as Ts-hsr BzslnssS
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Tie increase Il I1s p11l-z-l-y q -zger
bsE s s drink II tbs country = rsusrz-
abe F1- TIE year ending NsE :. 80,
tie total sz-as II The United >-s-es were
{. 755. O51 barrels. While during the yea-
ending Nay 1. ISL. there were sd a
rs. 465 bsrre-s, 81 increase Of Z Sd, 80
bz--e,s n I've years, OF Al average IL
crssss Of about 10000 barrels. Tie
increase n the popularity Of this bever-
age does not extend 70 al parts o. The
country. II Maine. Vermont, Florida
and Mississippi there vas n0t single
barre q beer sod L 1880 CT ISL q,
though prior % that some beer had ben
annuzIy consumed II the two last NAMED
Ssztes N Alzbamz 81 barrels were sad
IN $50 s1d o1lv 4 IN ISL
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Louisiana State ottery Comp'y

Incorporated IN 1855 for = years by the Leg
stature for educational s8d chsrzfshle pur-
poses-with q capital OF 8. an ltsl-to which
reserve fund OF over $50 90 has sincs beez
soded.
By Al oVerw heluIlg popular vote rs iran
chise vas made g part OF the present state
Constitution. adopted December ID A D. 80
rs grand SISsLz SUEsEE DRA=CSGs VII
take plsce monthly. Il never seslsk % post
pones- LOOK 81 TIE folloEinS Blsfr button:
CAPITAL PRHZ $4,000.
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355th
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
In the City Of Louisville. On

In the City Of Louisville. On
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31st. 1881.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays
exeepFed) under provisions Of Al Ae2 c. H1S
General Assembly OF Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court o. AArc1 >
rendered the following eecisao1S.
1sT-THAT THE CO1AOSe kAA1H 1A-S-
TRIBUTTON COMPANY Is LE9AL~
2D-TTS DRAWINGS ARE FAX
n B-This company hss EoE O. E211
large reserve funa- Read eS-e-4-ls &c - q
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FORTUNE EIGHTH GRAND DISTRICT
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DAY. AUGUST 2, lSS1-IS5th Monthly Draw
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II He Drawing q he Lcuisia-s SAFE L1--e~v
Ell 1zk- pace On II ESDAE. AUEZsE
ISL whole T5eke-s - Halves :
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-03-23
BOSTON MARKET. March %

FLoUR-The market is steady AMI firm for 1oa'
but sales have not been to any extent we quo"
western superhne at S4d4.25; common fN NJ
81 25d4 IS; Wisconsin extras at sl@d'"", "a'
Minnesota extras at S4.75d6 n bbi Wwle "Neat
are steady at e55O05.75 Tor ONO auh Nchi-ah
g. 25d6.25 for Indiana, and 6d6.50 for A''N A1.
ILLINOIS, Patent spring wheats have been s.".''
al s6.75Gs, with few barrels shade h'1Ne'i al
patent winter wheats at SB.5la7.75 u BIOL
GRAIN-Is firm and scarce and pllces ron1
to be sustained. To arrive very extreme pre-
asked We qnote mixed and yclnw AZ o,t
steamer al 90 a 62c, and no grade at 1Stdl - .'
Oats remain the same and nave heen quot =
of No. and extra white AT = = D12c; W > l .
47l,c, and No mixed and No white 1T '"t
per bush. In rye the sales have been >mA. r''
DOC a 81 per bush. Shorts, fine feed auI ulI1N1'
are selling at s2l.59G2S per ton
PROvISIONS.-The demand for pork is -t'
and market firm The sales OF prime have D,f
Sl2.501l3; mess at $3.50 Gl6 for Old ani slS
l. for new; western clear at Sl9G!U, ana D.
has been ceiling at $l0Gl2 tor me.s AMI Z"
mess, and sl2dl3.5O Tor family. LAT l,m.
steady and hrm at llGl2Sc per 10. Tor ciN
western, including steam and kettle Te"lyg
smoked hams are selling at 10 II pc per 10 ''
dressed hogs are steady at e'4 81 per TO-
BUTTER There Is a scarcity of choice gr'l9
ofbutter and for this description u puye, lt'.-
obtained, but all other kinds are dul Ne'S
aud northern creameTles Comman 2SGa" "' l'.
made: and SG2so per lb tor tan ami I''l' '"' d
lots OF new northern dairy at 2Nrlsc, an ''l b.,
good at at 22a2ic per 10. Western dairy pl's,s T..
been selling at 4ldl5c for choice and "-N II,
common to good, and western ladlr packed as.
&c or choice, and l3dlsc for common TO A''"
CHEESE-Conlinues steady and irh anI !,
been IN far demand. The sales have been ~ 10y
lac for choice; l2dl3c for far to good in' 49,
Y h. for common. f.
EGGS-Have been quiet and are lower, all
quote 10000 per dozen, and markel nn7e'"V''
the prospect OF lower prices.
POrATOBS-There is a fair demand for pV'NNsr
with sales of Aroostook Rose ~ i'dS' ,Si-,
Central, Vermont and New YORK Rose t" ' ~, 81
Proh6cs at 85d7Oc. Jacksons and Peerless
6Sc; and Cheuangoes at soc per bushe