Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-19

lighter: that they are stronger and their
strength more reliable and less liable to
detefiorate by long use; that In the i'm
proved form OF construction the centre of
gravity e lowere d from four to five inches,
enabling a matsrisl saving in many re-
speet5. The 6rawhead IN the new car Is
paced at the same height ss that in the
standard car.
There is corn whisky and old rye, and
whisky manufactured from wheat, and
various other kinds of whisky, but whisky
from smoke is a new article. Milwaukee
dispatch states that 8 party of New York
capitalists has purchased a large tract of
land in Shawnee county, Wisconsin, and
that $25, 900 plant is to be established at
once to be utilized in the manufacture of
alcohol, acetic acid and charcoal. The capt.
tslists referred to have secured the right to
the use of a retort that will condense the
smoke of the burning timber, and by pc
culisr process extract from one cord of
wood six gallons o, s. per cent. alcohol,
ffty pounds acetate OF lime and residue Of
scetic acid. leaving sixty bushels Of char
coal. Work is to be begun at once.
The old issues are dead, but neither party
seems to be able to get out Of the graveyard
where they were buried. Naturally this
state Of things cannot endure forever And
the indications are that large and increas-
ing number OF voters are getting tired of II.
As parties do 1t die or go to pieces OF their
own motion, but are disintegrated by int r
nal dissensiCnS and reVolts, or by the ap-
pearance Of new issues that draw fl their
voters, there will be those who lcok upon
the present disturbances as the forerunners
OF 8 general breakup and reconstruction of
parties The storm signals In the political
sky may not p )rtend this, but they are at
least cautionary. There will be vastly less
"smooth sailing' than for many years be-
fore.-B0StOgs Herald (F1d).
A colored resident of San Francisco dying
left a moderate estate of 81 779, and by his
will appointed Roderigo Wilkinson and
Henry NJ. Smith executors, instructing them
to divide up lis money among themselves
and certain other persons and one church
aud a Mutual Benefit Society 'tas they
might deem proper.n AS it unhappily
CHANGED when the testator died Smith was
serving term In the State prison, and could
not act, much as he would have liked to.
The other day the o'her and sole acting
executor flied his account for distribution,
giving to the pal ties named as follows: To
Mr. Smith, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Nlckeps,
500 each, to u on Church, $3.50; to the
society, $50; TO himself the balance of the
estate, SO, 7T9 An unfeeling court refused
to confirm the distribution on the ground
that it was unjust, and ordered that the es-
tate be more fairly distributed.
The Princess Louise intends making a
long stay In the Dominion this time, and
her immediate attendants, the London pc
pers say, are not of that exalted and diff
cult social rank which will make 1t impossi-
Bile for them to endure the cruditIes Of pro-
vlncial society. When the Princess went
home a great deal was said about her re-
pugnanee to the social surroundings at o.
tawa, aud it Is possible she may have ar
ranged to make another essay on less ele-
waited plane, and that she may finally man
age to get down to the level % her husband
and his devoted adherents. When she sailed
from Liverpool little over two weeks ago,
for her fifth voyage across the Atlantic, it
was noticed and widely commented On that
no member of the royal family went down
to see her off. The Prince OF Wales and
Duke OF Edinburgh and their wives went as
far as the railroad station in London to say
good bye, but beyond that the Princess, who
married beneath her rank, got no bon voy-
age, save from the street crowd at Liver
pool.