Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-03


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The attempt to create the impression
that Dorsey is insane Is failure. His
memory is too good for an insane person
The large number Of heavy failures I'm
various parts Of the country lately has
revived the talk of the necessity OF bank
rupt law.
Ex-senator Tabor wants TO be Governor
Of Colorado. The notoriety which Tabor's
$3.50 night shirts gave him make him
think he is a great man.
The .old ticket is laid on the shelf.
Mr.. Tilden authorized the SIN to say that
he Is not candidate, and. as the New
York HeIdd remarked, ''that settles it,
Evidently England does not think chol-
era has carried of enough Of the Egyp-
tiaus. Numbers Of them are still being
contaminated and sentenced to death
for participating i'm the uprising at
Alexandria of May, lSS2.
The New York SIN says that the Demo
Gratis are not bent upon changing the
tariff Just at present. Their main object
is 20 change the administration. 1t Is To
be hoped that they Will succeed in making
both changes before very long.
DIR. Loring. commissioner Of Agricul-
ture. insists DR.. Collier, experiments
with sorghum are failures. IfDr. Loring
viii demonstrate that Or. Golfers expert
meut~ are failures. the country viii cease
To- think 0at the Commissioper's state
meut has no other foundation than jeal-
0Usy-
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times SAYS that Gen. Chalmers
sis the deadest political corpse in the
SOUTH and that for him to pretend To
speak for Mississippi Is ridiculous. The
correspondent appears TO have gotten the
measure of Chalmers political influence
exactly.
shakespeare remains are, it seems, To
be exhumed. There is hope expressed
that his features viii be found 10 be recog-
uizable. The body of King Edward VI.
Of England was exhumed not very long
ago. and his features were in a good state
OF preservation. lie died several years
before Shakespeare was born.
New York railways contribute no in
considerable. amount towards the eN-
penses OF that state. For the first five
months Of 1850 the Central, Harlem and
Hudson River roads paid into the state
Treasury SIIg.329 80 as taxes. The pay
ment was made few days ago. The de-
Law was occasioned by litigation
The new Governor of kentucky. Proctor
Knott. is not as pliable as the politicians
expected to lind him. He viii not make any
promises with respect to appointments,
and decides not to make known his pur-
poses until he is ready to act. He will be
wise not to depart from the policy the pol
iticians appear not to appreciate.
The sixty-acre cotton field of Col. Fur
man. in Baldwin county. which has been
reported as likely to yield 100 bales, was
attacked by the caterpillars last week,
but it's said that he promptly checked
and DESTROYED them by sprinkling the
cotton with mixture Of one pound OF
Paris green to forty gallons Of water.
A correspondent of the London Times
saws that the recent disturbances in spain
were caused by an effort of army officers
who had been dismissed TO regain their
commissions and pay. The correspondent
saws that when Alfonso came to the
throne there were y, 600 more officers in
the army than were needed. Avery large
number Of them were dropped from the
rolls.
The Comptroller General seems to think
an honest return of the taxable property
of the state would foot up $500, 0OO,O 900. II
this estimate is correct. Georgia is fast
approximating the value Of her taxable
property before the war, and, considering
the circumstances under which it was
achieved, the record is without a
parallel.
Mr.. RandaIrs still hunt after the Speak
ership will probably be checked for lit
tie while. He has been drawn for the jury
to serve in the Court of Quarter Sessions
i'm Philadelphia for the term which begins
to-day. As a good citizen he cannot re-
fuse TO serve. If he isn't careful Carlisle
will capture some Of his votes while he is
passing upon minor criminal cases.
since Blackburn Withdrew from the
Speakership contest, an interested public
has been anxiOusly waiting TO see what
Springer and Cox propose TO do. Springer
probably thinks that Cox is joking, in
while Cox is certain that Springer's can
dldacy is a Joke which everybody sees but
Springer. JOkers and jokes ought to be
gotten out Of the way, 50 as TO give Car
Isle and Randall a clear track.
Mr.. Henry smith. noted Republican
politician of Albany. y. Y, says that the