Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-15

cldellT round plug Tor a square MOLE
It's aid that Mr.. Forster Is booked 10
sueeees I-o-h lone a. Governor General
orCauaIa- IN that peaceful region Fors-
t.rWlI BE more at a loss than the typical
FISH ont q water.
1.-THE appreciation Of real estate goes
On much longer in View York the tenc-
meuts VIII rival the tower d Babel-Or
perhaps the city may take a notion u
grow downward.
That the next Rhode Island legislature
would b. able % vacate the supreme
bench or that state suggests to the New
Haven PgI1rl-ila an explanation q Mr.
Surague-= move on the GOverBoTship.
The Democrats in the New York Legis-
lature have refused 70 gerrymander the
state fut are striving % honestly and
fairly redistrict it. The value q the ger
rTmauder is not as perceptible as it once
was
In addition 10 the losses incurred by the
dshin- feet the European Steamship
Companies suffered a considerable falling
OF fn passenger receipts. owing 10 the
faith of the creiulOus in Virgins
prophecy.
Looking down through the future. the
Count d. Chambord PROCESSES % see
France wreck among nations owing to
republicanism. Any prophesies coming
from the Count Viil undoubtedly be taken
v1ith a -raiH Of allowance.
II is estimated that 5000 Of the 709.oO0
square miles Of timbered land Of this
country are situated in the Southern
states. Much II il is being purchased by
Northern companies 20 be held in reserve
until the timber Of the Northwest gives
out
Consecutive poIygamy'' is the signifi-
cant term which DR.. Morgas Dix applies
to marriage and divorce in New England.
Statesmen Of the EdmuHds school wrestle
manfuUy with the Utah problem, but are
p0Werless Co sti1e the moral plague at
home
Minnesota raises the liquor license fee
from the present minimum Of SO to
minimum Of 500. aud from the present
maximum % sIo9 u a maximum Of 500
with a provision that il shall n0t be less
than SEQ On cities Of less than 1000 pOpu-
Iati0n.
II the Dublin Castle officials really
would pay roundly to have Egan hanged,
we NAV expect a warrant tOissue Tor him
from the state Department upon a '-man-
date Of extraditi0u. II ought not 10 De
difficult for TreveIyau TO find more i'm
aginative witness than Carey
The bill escheatiT- the property Of con-
soIidating Geographic companies, which
has passed the Pennsylvania Senate, has
been favOrably reported to the House
The Philadelphia Record cites the bill as
an instance Of Locking the stable door
after the horse i stolen
And now there talk q the Republicans
nominating Hayes for Governor Of Ohio.
His Fraud ulency needs no yindicatiOn at
tie hands 81 Buckeye Republicans. Their
confidence i'm him never wavered while he
had Offices 10 bestow, but it would be just
rs well 10 let him enjoy his Obscurity.
Secretary Folger denies The published
statement that he had said it would be a
long while before any more bonds were
called. He says he has expressly re-
Trained from talking on the subject Of
bonds, and has certainly not intimated
that no call would be made for some time.
Mr.: Blaiue's views as 10 the merits Of
the administration organ run by the Chan
dler- HattOn Gorham combination are
frank. He prouOUnces it 1.-The most dis
reputable sheet published on the continent
make a note Of the exception made in its
favor.
Having FED Al the public crib all winter
poor 10 feels quite like man again.
He has had his pruning knife all in trim
for some time past, and now with the
return Of sunshine Is out on the war path
a couple Of hundred strong, ready 70 add
a few more scalps 70 the already credit
able number hanging ut his belt
We look 70 the Hon. Carl schurz for a
scathing lomily. anent the acguittal Of
Dukes. the SLAYER Of Mutt, upon the
c0wartice Of carrying deadly weapons.
Dukes j. but type Of a large class at the
North. and the ecfeREGtiHg circumstances
that attended his hasty action should not
lessen the severity Of the structures we
invite upon his conduct.
President CREWS past utterances all
20 10 show that he believes in sticking.
therefore the denial q the rumor that he /
contemplated resigning viii be accented
as a matter Of course. No one. unless {
perhaps IL De an Ohio Office seeker. viii /
envy him hls future prospects IN the gov /
eminent u the sunny home 81 barking
PIon-Plon and the innumerabIe host OF
other crazy heads Of al descriptions.
The fact that the dividend declared by
the Western Union Telegraph Company
yesterday is the largest in the history Of
the corporation, shows that the great mo- /
nOpoly is about as successful as ever. II I
seems pity that some Of its great good /
fortune could not De shared by the people 4
az large. whose plea Tor lower rates only 4
evokes the information that our good 4
friend Gould has monopoly, and viii 4
probably hang on 70 it until legislation /
iuferferes with his operations.
Ex-Governor sPrague, Of Canonchet no
toriety, seems to be always in the public
ere. Yesterday he was nominated Tor 4
Governor by the Rhode Island Indepen-
dents. Who hope 10 make a bargain with
the regular Democracy. which viii result 4
In the election Of their candidate. 1t Is
NOT. from present indications, probable
that The alliance can De consummated, as
the old hero Of many political cOmbats
has loss nuch % his political and social
popularity since his many domestic and