The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1883-05-12
GOTHAM GOSSIP.


G
r,,.,,s,ino Talk .pith a Western Demo-
Issues not Men.-A ne,o Democratic
c,nd;date for Governor IN Ol'io.-A Fair
n,.,-a Miserly Printer qOith $4,000
Sncsd Away, Etc. q.
nom our regular correspondent
New York, May 5th, 1888.
aorr efforts at present" said a leading
r.,torn Democrat to me the other after
~ must be directed towards harmony.
@ go keep on singing this mans praises
that mans faults for a certain office
will never get any further by 1884.
vhst we want is union on principles,
Websve a year yet to fix upon q standard
,,o, All this talk about this mans
s,..ss and that mans unfitness is pre-
~ .s,nre. and will only embitter people
~ % are discussing their merits and de-
asrits, We are now split into three fac
oDs so far as national issues are con.
armed the free-traders, the protection
~ and trimmers. What we must do
rov i to unite these factions. The tar
Il discussion now going on, fproperly
,onducted will rectify politics. 1t will
nnrifv the Democracy by driving out the
mau who are in favor Of protection,
|, only another method OF making the
rich richer and the poor poorer. twill
ariye the Republicans more and more to
tbe point Of confessing that they are not
with the people but against them in the
sense Of impoverishing them. at the ex-
nense of vast, soulless corporations who
are gradually gobbling up all that is
worth having in this fair land of ours.
II we stick to this principle and leave
men alone we are bound to see ourselves
indicated next year"
Another Democratic candidate for Gov
emor has come out in Ohio. This is
General Durbin Ward. He is manly
enough however to say that he does not
propose to get the nomination by dicker
or combination. He does not propose
to help one man for Speaker, ifthe man
should be distasteful to him, in order to
get that mans support for his aspirations.
He means to let his work for the party
speak for itself. This iscertalnly manly,
il nothing else. Nobody can object to a
hirnce with the starters all on even
terms 'n
Did you ever hear of a printerwho was
smiser? Scarcely, nature has a fashion
Of making them all after the fast come,
last 60 pattern, SO that one scarcely be-
Ieves that there is material enough left
for specimen Of the opposite style.
Yeta white raven of this stripe has act
uslly been found. A few days ago an
Old man OF sixty who gave the name of
John Russell was received in Bellevue
Hospital. suffering from Bright's disease
Of the kidneys. He said he had neither
friends nor money, and he was accord
ngy placed in one of the hospital wards.
When his clothes were examined, howev.
e, asurprise was in store for the officials
Sewed in his sleeves wera twelve bank
books, showing that he had altogether
about $40 900 in deposit, and in the re-
cess Of one Of his pockets sixty dollars in
cash was found buried beneath lot of
rubbish. The man died on Wednesday
morning, asserting until the last moment
that he had not friend or relative in
heword. He said he had been prin-
TER and had worked on several local dai-
ypapers, and had once been a member
Of typographical Union No. 6, from
winch he had been elected for non pay
ment OF dues. His money was turned
over to the public administrator, and it
Will soto swell the resources of the
county treasury. Is a life such as Russell
lived, null OF misery, starving and expo
sure really worth living when the fruits
oftare such?
Inc arrangements for the opening OF
inc BROOKLYN Bridge are all but complete,
sna the hotels, particularly those near
.ne East River shore, are making exten-
1--WE Preparations to take care OF the in
auxoi visitors which will undoubtedly
Vonle to town for the occasion. In the
p,ehlng reception is to be given to
resident Arthur and Governor Cleve-
,n ana al the Academy of Music. There
VII be agrand illumination. Of the two
aVeSl and fireworks will be set off from
ais ~. Bridge and other places. The fin
aag salng touches are now being put to the
auuc1ure, and an army OF painters Is at
sOfK painting the bars. Seen from be-
III. Nv they look like SO many crows cir
u'qg about iron posts.
Unknown to the world at large there is
sMart s,l here for the disposal Of babies as
WI WI ssln Paris. There are about four So
%llea first class houses conducted by
ituesses who studied in Europe, where
%anS ns from week to three or four years
~ may be disposed OF or obtained.
ho ha"ey obtain their supply (how heartless
ss SsSn WORD sounds) from girls who have
sre Soen unfortunate, but are yet human
Siough sios not TO destroy the results OF un-
e, way iove, The mothers are well taken
sool and the infants are given for adop-
~n sns only to families Of undoubted re-
iippsec.aolilty; ips liability A physician Of good stand.
,ns. ny must also vouch for them. A full
sjon.nder jI,ender Is given in every case to the
apeS The infants are generally
,nJp Jp,ea by families without children,
nsn, S mus they are assured OF good treat
ms,, neat' a physician who told me OF this