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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-07
MONDAY, MARCH %.

1904. State VS.. Thomas Golden. Murder.
Adams and j. j. Abrams for defendant.
1924. State VS.. Richard Moffatt, Robert
Williams, Joseph Blackshear. Burglary.
Solicitor General for the State; j. l.. What
ley and VIM. Clifton for defendants.
1855. State VS.. Abram Stevens. Larceny
from the house over $50. Solicitor General
for the State; Jno. w. Wilson for defendant.
107S. State VS.. John Williamson. Man
slaughter. Solicitor General for the State;
Lester & Ravenel for defendant.
1888. State VS.. Hermann Hesse. Misde-
meanor. Solicitor General for the State; j.
j. Abrams for defendant.
1919. State vs. Hugh Mclaughlin. OBJ
structing legal process. Solicitor General
for the State.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-07
CORNER LOTS ON BOLTON AND ABER
CORN STREETS AT AUCTION.

BY GEO. w. LAMAR. AuctiOneer,
Will be sold. in front of the Court House, on
TUESDAY NEXT. 9TH inst
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-07
TUESDAY, APRIL 4.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL
CFsv COurt,

1885. State VS.. N. f. Thompson. Misde-
mesnor. Solicitor General for the State;
B. A. Denmark for defendant.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-07

1853. State VS.. Simon Hesser. Voluntary
manslaughter. Solicitor General for the
State; P. NJ. & r. W. Russell and A. B.
Smith for defendant.
1177. State VS.. Thomas Wall. Misde-
meanor. Solicitor General for the State;
Lester 81 Ravenel for defendent.
IT'S. State VS.. Thomas Wall. Solicitor
General for the State; Lester & Ravenel for
defendent.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-01

THERE is now upon the calendar of
the house a bill to establish the postal
savings bank system. In the measure
proposed seven or eight years ago no
deposit could be made under $25. BY
the present bill deposits may be made
rom 10 cents to $Ioo, but none IN ex-
cess of $500, which is the limit of
single account. Interest is paid at ?
per cent. The minimum is extreme,
81 would be a small enough sum. We
hope the bill may be SO amended.
Tie shipwrecK which the estates of
the poor have suffered in all parts of
the country at the hands of savings
banks brings this measure into great
demand. Several of the European
governments have adopted it. First
England in 1861 and afterward Italy,
the Netherlands, France and Belgium.
1t is a boon of incalculable value to
the poor, and SO indispensable that any
thought Of abolishing it would be
deemed preposterOus.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-04-01
Saturday,April 1. 'S2
THE PRESS.


senates nor constitutions, nor laws
that govern free people, but simply
public sentiment. There are no long
er anv civilized governments that DO
not, more or less, recognize this lntlu-
ence. and in all it is growing into per-
manence and and building its authorl-
ty over aristocracies and thrones.
Of this public sentiment, everywhere
the press is the fast ally, and the faith
full exponent; and everywhere the
press is by it encouraged and sus-
tanned. If corruption and licentious-
ness fasten upon the press, public SEN
timent is at hand with finger to
point its scorn and whip to lash
transgressors. And where public SEN
tment halts or goes sstray, the press
is near to enlighten its ignorance, IN
woke its justice, arouse its energies
and awaken its sense of responsibility.
1t is these that are landmarks to all
political liberty, and all personal right
the chancellcrs and defenders OF
every nation, class and individual. OF
the press Curran said: 1T is surely
the great sentinel-it gives the light to
see and the tongue to speak. And
when the press is darkened or re-
strained the public sentiment ilnds
spontaneously a means of vlndlcatlon
and redress.
Men will live with more patience in
the shadow of any despOtism than that
which subjugates the press, or makes 1t
the instrument of its usurpatlons, the
oracle of its falsehoods, or the apollo
gist of its crimes. History has sutf-
GENTLY tested the hopelessness OF any
tyranny bv which the press has been
enslaved BY sublime instinct. IN all
races, countries, factions, where civil
cation has lifted the veil of barDarsm
from the minds OF men, there is ever a
Jealous and unsleeping vlgllence, a
perpetual watch and ward, over the
rights and immunitles of the public
press. Political liberty, freedom OF
conscience, and all exemption from
mental restraint, are its needful aids.
Where these prevail the press is the
governing power crowned and thrOned,
giving the light to see and the tongue
to speak. Some man, or woman as IN
England, may WELD or wear the
baubles that are made to constitute the
emblems of authority, but the press
reigns. And when sovereign is found
who thinks that he is strong enough to
constrain the tongue of civilized ma
tons, and the light of the civilized
world, it ends but IN proving the weak
ness of authority, and the frallty Of
princes. With the certainty with
which penalty always waits on wrong,
and to a doom commensurate with tht
magnitude of his folly, will such mis-
taken usurper speedily descend. While
the press will not fail in its vindicatior
TO establish solid basis for future Sc
curity, and provide notable warning
to future despots.
With what degree Of fidelity tn
public press, anywhere, reflects tn
public sentiment depends upon tn
universal freedom. Hence, in GU
country, it is radically the power tina
governs. No statute can have fore
against the influence of an enhghtene
public press, conducted with moders
ton and adorned with virtue. In S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Other Important News Items.

Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. S--Three hundred
and fifty voting places in the state show a
republican loss of 4,S56 and democratic
loss of l,663. Net democratic gain, 3,253.
This is 2ll per cent of the state, and indi-
Gates democratic majority of $500.
From the most reliable information at
this hour, a. m, the congressional delega-
ton will stand as follows lst district,
kleiner, democrat; I'd, Cobb, democrat; Sd,
Stockslager, democrat; 18th, Holman demo-
crat; 9th, WatsoA, democrat; 9th, Brown,
republican; 9Th, Peeler, republican; Sth,
republican; 1lth, Steel, republi,
can; 10Th, Bowman, republican; 18th,
Calkins, republican. A democratic
gain of one congressman is certain,
and gain of three is probable. Returns
received shoS decrease at the rate OF s
per cent, and a probable democratic ma
Jorlty on the state ticket of 700. Very few
reliable returns have been received from the
large cities.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, chairman of the
democratic state central committee, claims
10000 majority in the state. Orth, republi-
can, i'll the 9th districts lis certainly defeated.
tlcree anu DeMotte, republicans, in the Sth
and 9Th districts, are also defeated This
will give the democrats 8, republicans 1
cong ressman, a gain of for the democrats.
The democrats also claim the election of
English in the 7th Indianapolis district,
but it is not conceded by the republican
committee, who claim Peels election by
over 300 majority. The democrats will have
a majority in the house and probably in the
senate.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. S,-Returns
from 400 towns on the state ticket, giving
over % per cent of the state vote, show
democratic gains Of 2,9i1, indicating a ma
jority for the democratic state ticket of
5000, This rate of increase will be aug
mented when full returns are received from
the larger cities.
Ex-senator Mcdonald, chairman of the
democratic central committe, estimates TO-
OOO. majority. Orth, representative in the
9th district is certainly defeated. Pearce
and Denote, representatives in the Sth and
10th districts are also defeated. This gives
the democrats . and the republicans / con.
gressmen, gain of for the former. The
democrats also claim the election of English
in the eth indianapolis district, but the
republican committee claim the election of
his opponent, Peele, by over 800 majority.
The democrats will have a majority in the
house Representatives and probablyln the
senate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.--A dispatch from
Seattle, Washington territory, claims the
election OF Brent, republican delegate by
5000 majority. Dispatches from Arizona
state the vote was large throughout the
territory The election of 0urey, demo-
GRAFT ior congress, is certain. The leglsla.
ture will probably be democratic
CnrfENE, WY. T., Nov S.-Post, demo-
crat, present delegate 10 congress from
wyoming, has been reelected
VIRGINIA, CITY, NEy., Nov. S.-A dis
paleh says; Adams election is conceded
by almost 10000 majority. Vote lor con.
gresham is close, but Cassdays s rc election
is considered sure.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Nlississippi.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. S.-Barksdale, Mul.
uoon' Singleton and Money are eertaisly
elected In the 2nd district the election Of
Chalmers and of Manning is claimed by
both parties, with indications favorable to
ohaimeers In the Oh district the race be-
tween NanEaton and Lynch is doubtful.
,n 'ne shoestrlng district Jeiireys, repubh-
can is undoubtedly elected.
NIcksnuRe, Miss, Nov. S.-Manning's
election IN the second district is claimed by
over i00 MAJ ity.
a. JACKSON, Miss, Nov. S.--Returns from
the "a and 9Th disuictsarc too incomplete
t' iorm correct estimates, but the probable
result will be the election of Chalmers
ana close vote between Van Eaton and
iLyhch ia with the chances in favor of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

DETROIT, Nov. S.-Lord, republican, is
defeated by about $500 majority. The
rest of the congressional ticket in the state
will probably be republican, but in the ith
and 9th districts the contest ia close. BE.
gole, democrat and greenbacker, Is proba.
bly, elected governor by q small majority
TlN rest OF the state ticket is republican.
DETROIT, Nov. S.-Returns up TO noon
IRON tins state are meagre and do not ma.
terially alter the situation as noted in those
dispatches last night The "a district il
claimed BY the democrats by 500 majority
but is not conceded. Still the outlook nj
the present writing is in favor of the dem,
ocrats. The 9TH district is dem.
ocmtic beyond u reasonable doubt The
remaining eight districts are probably
republican, although two or three arc yery
close. There is no doubt that Governor
jerome is defeated, but the rest OF the re-
publican state ticket is elected
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Mp., Nov. S.--The democrats
elect Cariugton in the 1st district, Talbot
in the I'd, Hobltzell in the Sd and Fndlay
in the 4th. The republicans undoubtedly
elect NJ c. Combs over Montgomery Blair
in the 9th district. There is large major.
ity for Hollen, republican, in Arandell
county in the 9th district, rending his elec.
tion certaih. This will be Il gain of one re.
publican member of congress in this state
BALTIMORE, Nov. S.--The average maiori.
ty for the independent judicial ticket for
judges of the supreme bench OF Baltimore
city, except Mr.. Fisher, is over / 900. MIR.
Fisher, who ran on both tickets received
52,59lvotes within 1000 of the entire vote
cast in the city. The majority for Caring.
ton, democrat, in the lst CONGRESSIONAL
district will be about / 200. In the "a dis.
trict the majority for Talbot is over l.. 100
In the Sd district the majority for lIohlitzell
democrat, is 3G03. In the ith district the
majority for Findlay, democrat, is ,G63
In the 9TH district the majority for Holton,
republican, is over 500. In the Gth dis.
trict the majority for McComas, republican,
VIII exceed 800 votes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Illinois,

CHICAGO Nov. S.-Never have returns
been so meagre and indecsiye from Illinois
as inthe present election. At this hour
l2'q5 q, M, intelligent judgment of the sit
uation impossible. The republican state
committee. claim the entire state by a ma.
lority in the neighborhood of 20 Zoo. II
VIII probably be some hours before any.
lhing like an estimate of the result can bc
made. The Chicago Tribune, republican, es.
Inmates the republican Cook county ticket
elected by 800 majority. Republicans elect
three out of four congressman in Cook
candidates.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

BosToN, Nov. S.--Returns from all bnt
four towns give Butler 800 over Bishop;
RUSSELL republican, for congress, has ma.
iority of 525.
BosroN, Nov. S.-The republican state
ticket outside of governor is 1900, with
nine towns TO hear from. Buffers majority
Tor governor is 1869, Congressional dele
gatlon stands democrats, "a gain of A, and
republicans. Democrats split in the I'm
district, which lost them the congressman
from that district.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
New IIampsl,iro

BosroN, Nov. S,-A special from Corcord,
New Hampshire, says that additional re-
turns received up to noon at republican
headquarters indicate the election of Hale
py inc people by 200 majority, The demo.
Gratis claim there is 10 choice and saw that
u complete returns should prove an clec.
ton II vi III be for Edgerly. They say that
II Edgerly is not elected this time he will
be the standard.bearer in 1881.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

WILMINGTON, DEL, Nov, s.--Nearly com
plete returns from New Castle county in
dicate q small democratic majority. The
republicans concede the remainder of the
state ticket to the democrats.
WILMINGTON DEL., Nov. S.-Complete
returns from the entire state give Stocklev,
democrat, for governor, majority of /, ,5S5.
Tor congress, Love, democrat, has a major.
ity of o 200.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Pceoiations and Percgrinations OF n Self.
styled Count

The superintendent OF the Dominion DO.
lice received the following telegram from
Winnepeg last evenings "Haye arrested
Dick Westenra, alias Lord Courtney, alias
Lord Deni'on, alias Lord Pelham, alias
Lord Clinton, for swindling, under the
name OF Lord Fitzsomerset. What
,s his record In Ottawa Do Won want
HIM During the fall of 1878 this
individual figured Ia Ottawa as Hon.
Richard Westenra. He was received in the
best society, and was constant visitor AT
government house. He successfully victim
iEed, TO q considerable extent, several OF his
newly.formcd acquaintances. In time 10
save arrest he took flight to the United
states, where he figured conspicuously ia
several states as Lord Courtney, under
which name he was arrested In New York
Boston Herald.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Missouri.

ST. LorIs, Nov S.-John j. O'Neil, demo.
crat, is elected to congress in the Sth dis
trlct, this city, by plurality of about
500 The 9th district is still undecided rs
to the long term, but the republicans claim
the election of DR.. j. ii. Mclean over
James o. Broadhead democrat, for both
terms. The successful candidates ON the
democratic city ticket have plurality
ranging from 100 to 5000, and the two re-.
publlcans elected have plurality of ESQ
and ,G92, respectively.
Inc revised tables of returns in the OH
district give James 0. Broadhead, demo.
crat, majority of70 for the long term. and
Mclean, republican, a majority OF 81 for
the short term.
ST. Louis, Nov. S.--City returns indi.
cate the election of the democratic ticket
with the probable exception of sheriff
Estimates OF other districts made by the
secretary of the democratic state committee
ana others well posted as to the situations.
are ms follows lst, Hatch, democrat, by
about 1000 majority; ID, Alexander. demo.
Crat, 100 majority; Sd, Dockery, democrat,
nZ2o majority; 4th, Burnes democrat, 2Oj
majority; 9th, Cosgrove, democrat, IUO
majority; 9TH, Buckner, democrat. had
practically no opposition and has probably
1000 majority llth, Bland, democrat, /, sd
majority; 18th, Morgan, democrat, 300 ma.
jority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Kr., Nov. S.-Thc repub.
licans claim four congressman. The demo.
Gratis concede the election of Culberson, re.
publican, In the 9th district, but nothing
more.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-The republi.
cans claim congressman, the democrats
concede Culberson, but no Others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Kansas

TOPEKA, Ks, Nov S-Thrcc hundred
and three wards, townships and voting pre-.
cincts give Click, democrat, $500 majority
over ST. John, republican with perhaps
less than 100000 votes in the state for Rob.
inson, greenbOcker. The republican state
COMMITTEES do not express any hope for st.
John. The county, state and congressional
uGSets elected, with the usual maiorities.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. S.-Adyices from
Kansas indicate the defeat OF ST. John, re-
publican, for governor, with the election of
the remainder of the republican state tick.
ct, In the I'd district the race for congress
Is doubtful. Other districts and congress.
men at large will be republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

New foRK, Nov. s,--A Charleston, South
Carolina, special TO the Post says; The
democrats have carried this state by large
majority, and elect their whole congress.
ional ticket. u. u. q. Cash, independent
candidate in the 9th district, is conceded 10
be defeated by llemphi!l, democrat. Sew.
eral bloody election atirays have occurred
in different sections Of the state. The ne.
groes did not turn out very well. In some
sections their vote was very light.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Louisiana.

Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. s,--Kellogg's election
in the Sd district is conceded by the demo.
Gratis.
Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. s.--Behan's majority
for mayor y g,s0s. The republican com.
mittee give kellogg's majority in the ID
district as i,0O0 over Acklin and 500 over
both Acklm and Beattie. The Times.
Democrat, commenting on the election,
says kellogg's campaign In the 81 district
has demonstrated that the republican party
OF this state can be reorganaed, and the
democrats will act wisely by putting their
mouse in order for the death struggle which
the republican party will make In 1881.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Arkausas.

LITTLE Rock, Nov. S.--Breckenridge,
democrat, for congressman.a at.large. is
elected by large majority. Dorm in tho
LIST and Peele in the ith district, both dem
oorats, were practically unopp osed. Jones
IN the "a Is probably elected by ai small
majority. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
Minnesota

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 5. - Congressman
Nashburne, republican, estimates his ma
lorIty at not less than 1000. In the 9TH
district Nelson, republican, is unques,ion-
aoly elected, making the Minnesota delesa-
Non solid republican. The legislature viii
oe represented by a somewhat reduced ma
Jorlty, and It is estimated that three.fourth
OF Tue republican members favor the elec-
ton OF Senator Window.
MiNNEAPoLls, MINI, Nov. SIT seems
certain that White, republican, for congress
III the LIST district is defeated by Bierman,
democrat through dissatisfaction OF
friends OF teN-ConErcssman Dunn.
MiNNEAroLIs, Nov, S.--The Minnesota
congressional delegation is solidlv renubii.
can. Windom's ir ends claim that three
iourths OF the members Of the legislature
favor his re, election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
New York.

New York, Nov. S.--The Times gives
Cleveland S majority at Ill 900. The assem-.
bly, stands so democrats and As republicans
"A democratic gain of 49, The congress.
sional delegates will stand 10 democrats and
10 republicans, democratic gain OF 6. The
democrats have undoubtedly received a con
siderable majority in the next congress
Or returns give them l15memberS, against
- republicans.
An extra issued by the Brooklyn Eagle
O'Clock this morning, gives Cleveland a
majority of l72,000.
The Times extra publishes Cleyeland's
majority at l7iUO, according to returns
received up to 10 a, M, and says the state
legislature is strongly democratic The
World makes Cleyeands majority 10000,
and that Of General Slocum, for congress.
man aC large, 100000. The latest reports
show increased democratic maiorities
everywhere, and indicate that forty.tiye of
the sixty counties in the state have gone
democratic.
New York, Nov. S.--Among the mem.
bers OF the present congress reelected
from this state are Hewitt, Hutohins and
Belmont. Belmonts majority is given at
100. His majority in his own county, Sui
folk, exceeds that in his entire district
the last time. Among the Pennsylvania
members returned are Kelly, Curtis and
Randall while the republican in the 25th
district is defeated by 800 majority.
New YoRK, Nov. S.--Brooklyn city and
Kings county vote stands: Cleveland,
50, us: Folger, 25,92i. The state ticket car.
ried is with the entire city ticket, except
Register. The congressional delegation Is:
Democrats. William Il. Robinson, Darwin
Il. Jones and Felix Campbell
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
New Jersey

NEWARK, n. j., NoY. S.-The latest re.
turns from the d,n congressional district
gives Fielder, democrat, . io7 majority.
The lst district elects Ferrell, democrat,
over Robson, republican, by LOO; the "a
district re-elects Brewer. republican. 3d
keene, republican, over Miles Ross demo.
crat, by Loo; 4th district, Howey, repubH.
can, over Harris. by l,i00, 5th district.
Phelp, republican, over Ryle, by l,7OO. In
the 7th, Meaden, democrat, is elected. but
ms majority is uncertain The legislature
will stand republicans, democrats as
sembly republicans, 26; democrats, 33; inde.
pendent, |. The democrats have clear
majority on joint ballot, securing them n
United States senator.
NEWARK, n. j., Nov. S.-The latest re.
turns from The 9Th congressional district
comprising Essex county, gi;es Fielder.
democrat, 240l majority; the LIST district
elects Fanell, democrat, over Robeson by
Loo the ID district re.elects Brewer, re.
publican; the "a elects Keen. republican.
over Miles, republican, by ! 200 majority
lth district elects Lowey, republican, over
Harris, by l,lO0; the 9th elects Phelps. re.
publican, ovec Kyle, by 500; the IN dis,
trlCt elects McAdoo, democrat, hut his ma.
Jorlty IS uncertain. The legislature will
stand l2 republicans to 0 democrats. ms.
semoly, republicans, 26; democrats, 81. in.
dependents and doubtful, .. This legisla.
ture VIII elect a United States senator TO
succeed MCPHERSON democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

turns received up to noon to-day make sure
the election of live republicans and tour
democrats for congressman, a Democratic
gam OF two. Ten republicans and seven
democratic state senators We're elected,
Hemocratlc gain OF four. The next state
senate will stand; Republicans, ~; demo-
Gratis, ~. Returns !iom the assembly els.
trcts are not yet complete. So far ~ re-
PuoAcans and So democratic Assem- blymen
nave been reported elected, mdicatiog
large democratic gain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09

OMAHA, Nov. s.-Thc woman suffrage
amendment Is defeated by 2O,00O majority.
returns indicate republican majority of
1000 ON the state ticket.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-09
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After the Races !

We ealways have been, are now and ever intend to
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