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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

Mr.. ex-Tarif Commissioner Foster has
about 0verdone his work Of misrepresent-
Ing the condition of the English working
men. He has been f0ored several times.
but comes up smiling every time. He
will presently Overdraw on his magma
tion and then his fine contributions viii
20 for uaught.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The decision of the officials having
cOgnizance OF the matter Of the duty on
graduated rice operates against the
growers. and in the interest Of the i'm
pOrters. The honorable gentlemen state
that they could come To no other
conclusion. This probably goes with
out saying. The decision affords another
proof Of the sectional character
Of the tariff. which furnishes
abundant protection for the Infant" in
dustries Of the country. that are common
in the North. but makes a pretence of re-
ducing taxes by striking at two great
Southern industries-sugar and rice. In
point Of equity the rice planters are en-
titled 10 protection, in preference 10 any
other interests, by reason Of the peculiar
nature Of their lands, but their claim will
not be allowed by the influences that
dominate the national councils.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The only occasion when the United
States supreme Court ever smiled in uni
son. according to Mr.. Bromley. was when
a gentleman rose up in front Of it with a
large roll Of manuscript and said: May
il please the court, have here an appeal
from decision Of the Court of Claims.
There are other reasons, mayit please the
court, why this decision should be re-
versed."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The London Tines processes to give one
important item in the contract Of alliance
between Germany. Austria and Italy.
which j.. that they mutually guarantee
their respective territories and maritime
rights. Thus Germany l. 10 De protected
against France, Austria against Russia
and Italy against France.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The loss by worn silver coin withdrawn
from circulation in Great Britain during
the past wear amounted 10 not less than
$4,000 This sum represents the def
cheney in weight caused 10y wear in cir
cuIation. the coins being received ~ their
nominal value
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

south Carolina raises almost twice a.
much cotton as she did in $50. more than
twice as much wheat. and more than eight
times as many oats. II puzzles the or
gans 10 reconcile these facts with the
alleged state Of IawIessuess prevalent in
the Palmetto state.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

EN-Treasurer Gilhllan attributes his
success 10 never having allowed himself
To get the big head, "a disease which kills
many "a mau IN Washington, and which few
who come there do not catch" The dis
ease Is not confined 20 the public service.
hut affects employers end employed in
InanN Mnlk, of nriYate Life.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

ENassachusetts complains that il has re-
cciyed but S3,5iG.gOS from the Federal
Government Tor the Improvement Of it,
rivers and harborS since the foundation Of
the government. Perhaps. on reflection.
her newspapers wont De 50 hard on the
nrNt ..riNar and harhor steaI.H
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26
CURRENT COMMENT
Learned a Heap.

President Arthur, now that he has re-
turned from his siege with mosquitoes and
sandflies in Florida. is something like the
boy who was kicked i'm the face by a mule.
He may not look so pretty, but he knows
a great deal more.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The indianapolis Sentinel APPLY and
pleasantly remarks that while the New
York and Massachusetts papers delight
in comparing the civilization Of the North
or East with that Of the south. they have
for the most part failed TO improve" the
lesson Of the barbarities uncovered by
Governor Butler in the Massachusetts
Tewksbury AlmshOuse.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The SUH-Randan combination troop"
remarks the New York World ''makes a
grand noise Of drums and Of brass band.
But for all that il i between the devil
and the deep sea- Its organs profess to
be anxious 20 reduce the annual Federal
expenditures below the colossal sum of
S251. 9S2, 439 which was taken from the
people and lavished at Washington for the
fiscal year 1SS2, and of which about $224.-
000.O00 We're spent quite outside Of the ar
rears of pensions job. With the thunders
Of the popular demand OF November last
ringing in their ears for real reduction
Of public expenditures, the organs of the
combination profess their anxiety TO cut
down the outlay Of every department.
But az the same time Mr.. Randall pro-
tests that it will never 10 10 offend or
ALLEVIATE the infant manufacturers Of
Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey
by simplifying the tariff rates and reduc-
ing them to revenue proportions in the in
tercst Of every man, woman and child in
the country"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

According o. cl- Boston F.s- tile veto
~ca-- revised stands Butler &. Cleveland
p. P4---~H1 %. The reform Governors
l...1. appear r5 u- doing quite we'll.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

Governor Butler puts his critic, az a
loss 90 dispute hi- sincerity hy suggesting
r. +. ~anh0ru. one 81 his stoutest oppo-
ueut-. ID superintendent of the Tewk~hury
-Im-nnL---.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

unc strong English objection 10 amy fur
Their concessions upon the Irish land ques-
open the way 90 radical demands 10y ten
ant. in England. There j.. indeed. a
strong and growing feeling upon this sub
loot llrnllv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

senator PeudIet1u wants an early CON
senti0u iu Ohio The leading candidates
t.r The Dem. rattle nomination are Judge
TT.7.Irr and .Fui-- tredi-~.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

From the cold shoulder given Chalmers
i. Is o. 1- inferred that the great anti
Bourbon movement ID Mississippi has
collapsed
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The Kansas brewers. it i said threaten
d, form "a party If their OVID.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

Babcock. the festive Bah courts
obscurity. and figures now A. eontriou-
Tor OF ruri0~itie~ for Washington mu-
Gums
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The vote in the state on Thursday. was
probably the Ii-lte>i ever cast. Il /
thought that the aggregate didnot exceed
slndU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The Birmingham Ags remarks that if
there had been no protective tariff there
would not be- a furnace in Alabama to-
day. And the Mobile Register adds that
half dozen iron furnaces produce more
profit and clear money for the people Of
Alabama than the entire cotton crop OF
The, state. IL NAV De- added that but for
the protective tariff there would De a
great many more furnaces in Alabama.
The Indian outbreaks in the West are
alarming and intolerable to the settlers.
while the costly mismanagement Of In
dian affairs 10y the government Is a cause
Of supreme fmpationce 70 the whole cOun-
try. Millions of public funds. saws the
Boston Post, have been expended in feed
inc the miserable red men and in furnish
inc them with arms and ammunition
which they Use to kill settlers who would
bring the arts Of civilized life into howl
ing waste
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

Mr.. Jennings says that the retirement
Of Gould is an interesting subject to the
English papers; that their comments eX-
press wonder and envy; that Mr.. Gould
can have the freedom OF London in the
customary ''gOld box of the value of 100
guineas," and that "his great business
success assures his popularity"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The Philadelphia Press sees an iilustra-
ZION If the eternal fitness of things in the
selection of VIM. NJ. Eyarts a. orator
upon the opening Of Tire Brooklyn bridge.
Evart-' periods have = colos~ality pecU-
liJrlv their own.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26
Correction

The Legislature viii meet in extra
session on May 9th, and not on May 18th,
Is incorrectly stated, for the purpose Of
counting the vote cast for Governor at
the election on Tuesday last.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The Suez canal has become inadequate
TO the demands Of commerce, and ship
ping has Of late suffered severely from
getting blocked in passing through. 1t is,
there fore, proposed to cut new channel
between the Mediterranean and the Red
sea, and several eminent engineers have
started for the purpose Of finding whether
it is practicable to cut sweet water canal
letwenn Alexandria and SueZ.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26
I.Ruchu-Paiba.

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

The ancient aud honorable Governors
council Of Massachusetts has ouilived its
usefulness. old Ben has served notice
upon the WORTHLESS composing the body
THAT they arc dismissed until called for
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

1t is the opinion of the Washington
Critic that perhaps this fuss about the
slight illness OF the President would have
been avoided had the President invited
the Froudes and MacauIeys of the press
who went along 10 become his guests.
They would have been stopped from send
ing news disaSrceable 10 so charming Il
host" But the Critic didn't have a
FrOude along with the party.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26
Danfr0.

WANTED, at once, a wet nurse. Tno-,
w 90 Jones street. uqui
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26
Ec1t.
Boar0ina.


Eth AVENUE, No. 75l. between 51th and
- 5Sth streets, below and overlooking Cen
trial Park. Apartments with or without
board. or with private table. References.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

Mr.. Bradlaugh has not only taken his
seat IN Parliament and obtained a judg-
ment against an attempt TO line him for
his former votes in the Honte Of Commons.
but he has now secured a favorable decis-
ion in the suit brought by him against the
person who encouraged or promoted the
suit for the aforesaid fines. The lower
English courts are as apt TO be swayed by
prejudice as are those OF any other coun-
try: but. like our Supreme Court, the
British House Of Lords generally rrctifies
the errors Of the Judge below.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-26

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w ANTED, a competent house Girl -,
W 40 Jones street. apply
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
Seaman Is closing ont . stock Of
dolls at very low prices,
Trouble IN school

The case Of Miss Mikcsell the teacher
In the S,reetsville school, arrested fer
assault and battery on Mr., Clatter.
backs boy, was concluded before
Justice Sihu,a yesterday. The ev..
dcnee showed that she punished the
boy by hitting him over the shoulders
with a long Gsd, but the court seemed
In doubt as to whether the punish.
ment was sum ,lsntly beyond The
bounds Of roason 10 tustSia the
charge ot assault and battery, Tee
case Was accordingly dlsni~ei. 1t
seems that the teacher WAS = little toa
has,y and a little too severe, tu!
probably the ends If juste are reached
fully as well by What she has suffered
by the modification which must
naturally be caused her ny sueA pub,
lielty, and the trial upon such a
charge,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

A boy named James Davis ssaa,
thsrtsso yNsrs ola, who RvNs with he
parents on Third avenue neay the I.
4 \, W railroad trSskS wNs crippled
Tor &ts yesterday sg,ssanon BY EooaaS
SrSSRS IRE osrs. The ia was oNmS,
los out Of ths passenger train ~ Il wat
backing from ths Northwestern looa.
depot 70 the transfer, ana sltppeS
ep5ss the vheels, which passed ov,y
both feet Ohe lsS is crashed sNovs
he snklN S0S IRE Poos fellow vii Ne
obliged - locss Il forever A. lons
- rSlrcSas and boys SXist there va
probably Ne sSoiSSnts like the shove.
bet Jimmie ana he many frienas
VISA thst be ASS not Neon The ore u
tofet tor What AL ne Aoys do II
II - be hoped that he plAy mate. vii
heed TIE Lesson and not sool With
railroad trsloA
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
PERSONAL

Low Strauss, Of Chicago, IL NJ the Og'
den.
A. j. Wheeler, Of Rockford, IL, Is at
tho Pacific.
NJ. johnson. Of Chicago, |. n Pacific
house guest,
DIR. A. NJ. Collins, of Marion, lowe, Is
at tho Ogden.
w. Middleton, Of Logan. visited tho
Bluff yesterday.
NJ. E Green, Of 81. Louis, Ia among the
Ogden house guests.
John Y. Con,igney, Of Audubon, was
In tho city Yesterday.
j. McNamara, of HAvorl,' = minstrcls,
was In the city yesterday.
l.. w. Tul'oys has gone TO Kearney,
Nob., on n short business trip,
j. n. CNsady and family have gone to
ColfaS Springs for II short stay.
y. Fred Meyers Is now using hiu pen for
Tho prn'son Review ius,cNd q Tho Non.
PANEL.
w. II. Salmon, representing j. II. Bon.
nell h Co., waa In the oitv yesterday look.
Ing after those who literally usc printers
ink"
Hon. II. +. Mont emery, Of Denver, at
ono time n prominent politician and Law.
var nf thia city arrived this morning Inv
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
After lsts Cspd.

MIR A. NJ UnSsrhill, an attorney
Of Omaha, and Who formerly lived
here, Wa In the city yesterday look,
ms up matters preparatory 70 taking
steps to recover possession If HE snn,
George = boy about ak or ssveO
year, ola II apress that Mr Ia.
Serh,l about three year, ago seSOreS
. divorce from his witA the decree
being granted al Omaha. he claim.
the >our, gave him the custody of the
boy Who At the time vss ia lltnols,
A month OF - sco ne hNNueht the by
~ thts city and placed him 10 charge
ct q lady relative, hhe divorced wife
10 the meantime married a mSa
named ToheS ana abe took DOT the
necessary pApsre ana seooreS posses
sion Of the boy on a wit Of AaAaS,
corpus loSee Need lsso,nS the order
She ana her huthSn6, Il Is sAiS, have
gone 10 Denver ana taken me oAtS
with them, ana Mr. InSerhN propo,
90, Il possihle, % . possession .,
his boy,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
MINOR MDNTION.

Hoe Joseph %Iieitor's spring styles.
Additional local On seventh page.
Buber wanted nj 800 broadway,
This evening the MethodiAts have n
social aud bird concert,
All should hoar General Howard
90 night In HIS lecture on "ucttys.
burg
Tho s%plrilualls,s arc to havo another
social mex Saturday evening. Good
muslc and dancing.
James Madden ~ycstcrday dlod VI
Information against Charles Nioholson
charging him with disturbing tho
pesoc,
There was ono plain drunk to at
tract tho attention of tho polios court
yesterday. u, Burns was the name OF
tho person thus distinguished. Tho
usual fine,
Mr. McClurg has given tho con
tract for tho mason work OF his new
cracker factory to Wiokham Bros,
The building Ia TO DO brick 26xll3
foot, two stories and nemont.
II begin. TO look M II Dcpison was
10 have watcrworks. Tho mains are
on the ground, and will soon 10 undor
the ground, m tho contractors arc
ready to proceed with tho work,
Permit to commit matrimony was
yesterday given to Horny 4, Rca, Of
Aurora, Neb., and Julia Lindsey, Of
Walnut, Iowa: also to James II.
Blgga and Cora A. Hall, both OF Kane
township,
There has not been q prisoner from
this olty lodged In tho county jail since
April %. There have been many ar.
rests since that date, but convictions
have been few, or fines ea lyc collected,
or else the otienses have boon very
Hight,
Justlce Abbott, yesterday after.
noon, married, In his oficial wedding
yarlors, Alfred Putnam 10 Miss May
Pepper, Mr., Putnam Ia = prosperous
boot and shoe dealer at Atlantic, for
which place the happy couple left last
evening.
The clgNrmakers are still out on the
strike. Three " the manufacturers
have acoeded to their demands, that
Ia they say they will pay the amount
asked for and hire union men whom
they want any mon, but iust now they
do not want any, AZ practically there
Ia little change In tho situation,
J, NJ, Palmer Ia rendering valuable
asslstauceltc the board Of equalization
by attending liza meetings. There are
few men In this city who are 40 IA.
millar with the location aud value OF
property "a he, and he atands ever
ready with such Information "a he
possessee,
Gen, y. q, Howard ia 10 lecture
this evening A. DShapy's hall under
the suspices Of the Young Mems
Chrlstian Association, Hts sucject Ia
90 be "rhe Campaign and Battle Of
Ge,tysbure," There should hes packed
house, az the association Ia entitled 70
nearly suNpott, u II leetnre ans
lecturer surely merit the compliment,
of = large audience,
The gambling houses attn seem ;,
be closed tight There Ia some curl
csity felt ~ d how Il will We after III,
grand jury has met and adjourned
Ii IL not Improbable that the willing
q ~ comply With the council
order 10 shut up may he, IN part, NJ
account Vt fear ct the grand jary,
Time will tell whether this 10 n q
the several causes leading ~ the dos
ms ot the doors,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
Tculy Tasty.

A. Louie has 50 improved hi. res.
tsurant rsrlors on Broadway that they
are truly sc elegant IS any to ne found,
even In CasoaSo, They have been
decorated In the hishesl art, and as
all know, the establishment eould net
be In the hands Of = more sAillei
caterer than Louie himself, Aside
from the marvellous beauty Of tie par,
lovs, those who Wait them may Be
sure If getting last shat they want
ana a. they want 1t, whether It bS q
meal, a luncheon, iSe cream and cake
" what hot IN that has OoSess to,
weddings and parties promptly 6llsS,
and delivery wagons . make resu,
lar trips through the city, ana orders
given to drivers viii Also Re CAR fally
attended to Dsrp ia a i see the lit,
tie palace ana taste its vianSs
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
Naay 80 NnnNert.

Clarence ESSy the creates, organ.
ist ot this Souotvy, SssisseS ~ Ma,
May rt0nX CAiNsSo's popular con,
trsltN viii give = concert Friday
evening Of TIL, week in ths NcesSv,
te,isn church, Get yoas reserved
seAts at Sushpell & EsSSkett's Nook
store this moroipS Il yoU want gaoS
nYNN
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
Remarkable Escape.

John kuhp, of Lafayette. Ind, hal n
very narrow escape from death. This IL
his own story, "One year AGO l was in the
last stages Of Consumption. Our best
physicians gave my case M, finally sot
40 low that our doctor said | could not live
twenty.four hours My friends then pur.
chssed q bottle Of DIR. WV HALLS EAl.
SAN roR INK LuNGs, which Benefited me.
| continued until took nine bottles. |
am nov In perfect health having usel NJ
other me iicine.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
NOSsIE, KgLLy2 ( &C.,

The hneS Ousliry I'D lAscest stNcI vsai a.
ChtnsgC a. NNNier AnG AenNi, AsaS Nalk ~
sehoes - ~ ~ hour, We HoN cAmroannr l
0usiC a. SoNts q prl'ss Nur Al Anry.r h.
serVeg ~ uuoe-'Skug fos tnrty A ~. shnr
NnghS unOssesnds IN nusnsS RA-,ynnuS
81 RrOAgNNr EcSCASTERNgC N - h.
hr~nches prenCes sssen0es - s<c a.rnee "a
lns M rgninrpOuins. NlA-snhlr a. =. A.
dan elles vtlAout aalNy
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

Cur New l<aan sss~ Improvement %
Investigation irto the msttes on.
vases us that one ~ the nlnst eoGits,
hle reasonable so5 to&s!ale plans q
SSilSius soaSes is nat proposed ans
In operation ~ TIE MsHoAuals Laaa.
Trast and lnproveroaat NazaoSaS a!
Ih5s Sy, Sy tnvssGlIk Il shSrss n
this snstitsuoa y toA Is hacked Nv
some ot oor Ssst auS most raliSAls
SusiCcss Taen II ACc, Eaes yosAAis AoS
eoDpArssvey easy Nas = mSn # mos,
crate means t. sScavs $ clnfortxAlS
Aoons sos h!nnsalt ana fSEaiN IL TAX,
sas 8 certain TEnhas ri hhA-ss Al 8
certain monthly payment in a few
years . nan ~ Svu a house
al hh OWE Tor ASoUt tbs sans 81
Ne pays mr1tAly ios razt We
ASSsvs the MSroSGulS Loan saS T~us,
company, " avsNstz4uS an oaariar
op for haStuSss aSvtug flied 8 LONG
felt wan 81 CoRaoSl RlUfs Thai,
plSns and sysssm al laSns VII Ass.
tbs most careful scrutiny ana exam
nation SnS we have % hsssexrSy &
psoaoGpo3uS them reasonable snS
SUITABLE Nn5 SSaSeS " gentlemen
AZ honor ErS !ntsS-3y AZ the oau
pSry eNisss q SsSomoS 81 ousS a. II,
ststUtAon Il vSlps ana s-eSst q au,
city SCS those who Sss-s homes
TEa3r president is =, A hrGSnS.
vNs p~reSiSsut Js5Ss PeAko. sse,
retSyr l T. EesS v-ssSusar o..
SseAA SnS tAS4y oASe k r. rhs Asss,
mont ot Shggsr ana MSNEhar a
new block, co-aas rrst vsnpe EaS
Fear. stree. |E22sN
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

Grand opening Of French millinery
Al l. & ArSuthnot's, S42 Broadway
May loth, Nth and l2th, Of very
iatest .tyles Tor summer
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
NCtaAtsrsscas~ N. Sse~s, Ntansv
An ~ lrrAn n..n

Rave no fear Of Sny at these 6is,
esse, q yoo use Hop Bitters, ~ thsy
vii prevent ard care the wortt oSses,
even whom VOC have heen msSe N'orse
by come great pUAeS-Up PcstenSeS
cora
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10
urswu'. bronchial TrccN~s

Cor Ocoshs and Odds, ~ have usei them
Tor move thsn = dozen yeara and think
them the beet and most convenient relief
e>tsnto HsN {, NJ AsNplTcN GTutA
NJ
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

Mueller hSs taken the agency far
the senoiae Ne Fall violin strlacs
They are s0ms,tlCC Extra
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

The heat medicine Ct the age for
quickly curing indigestion, nervous
ness, etc, Is Browns Iron Buters.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

l. 4 Clark & Co, d~russists, lo6
Broadway,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

l. L. Clark & o., Srussi,ts, Toe
broadway,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

Dr. West pentl,t Ia Pear, stree,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

l. & Cssk q %, srOSSastS, Ice
EsosSvsS
Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-10

Fayssslans prescribe Erosns Iron
Eittsrs for indigestion, ve>knsss, low
.pirts, etc