Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-28

Il. carroll Fss Press. published at
gl--1l.tau. Georgia. Is one Of the most
ra..l.-e 10 tile weekly publications Of
Georgia. 10 is largely devoted 10 South
aru Industrial matters.
Te virginia Republicans talk as if Ma
l.ua shouldn't marry their party until be
IS divorced from The Eeldjusters. And
t.-l BE- 0Iu not be allowed to rule the
r.nr- ~ Is irving very hard 20 commit
political h.-amy.
T -ranI umbrella display in New
York Monday was something not down in
-.a programme. Tie rain came - hours
la aIrlue. 10 The time predicted hy Old
Pr. abilities aud the ardorof the patriots
el- considerably dampened.
some other papers are beginning TO sus-
ract that Gen. sherman has pretty large
Presidential h0rse-iy buzzin- around his
cars. and TINT bee Is the great tied-out 10
BE- lead iu tbe convention at the proper
-lue Cd secure enthusiasm and harmony.
An odd Virginia negro knew when he
F-a~ whipped. and thus showed a degree
a- iutelli- ance far beyond the Republican,
Eadfu-ter boss. He said: Il amt no
E.a55uster. I'm jist a niger. Dey amt
ID use tryin' 20 beat dis adgry-saXon
race"
Creameres for the production Of pure
butter On large scale are being estab-
usleJ 10 several points in Tennessee.
Georgia need more home made butter,
AMI i- j. q shame that nearly all that used
iu the cities is either oleomargarine or
brought from the North.
Notwithstanding the hostility that ex-
listed between the Arthur and Blaine fac
rion-. tne l1tter's friends are now said to
he omuip0teut at the White House. The
President is trying t. pour all the oil he
can GA the troubled waters by the time
the Republican National Convention
meets.
-Nine-tenths Of all the Republicans in
this country believe that Frank Hatton
must 90" saws the Philadelphia Press.
The 0ne-teuIh. however, is able 10 keep
HIM lu pretty comfortable salary draw
iu- position. Ten-tenths Of the Democrats
I'D this country believe that HattOn and
an the rascIls must 20.
The West Point cadets are going to
have q grand hop on Thanksgiving day.
Since the expulsion of two cadets for
.hazju-" not long ago and the suppress
sing 0f that practice, the boys have not
had any rational amusement, and they
arc preparing for a jolly time on the eve
ming Of tile -sth instant.
la Paris there Is a school for the pur-
pose 81 ustructiug missionaries IN the
A-Iatic language. and i'm il is a room full
of pictures showing the cruelties which
haye been inflicted on former pupils. Il
Us supposed 10 have the effect Of lettering
an except the most Jealous and cour-
ace0us from embarkiug in missionary
work.
The MahoneItes have called a conyen-
tj0u oC negroes % meet in Norfolk on the
18Th u December 10 raise a grand chorus
no bloody shirt bowls for the delectation
Of the baser class Of Northern Repub-
licans. As the leading Virginia Repub-
icaus repudiate the outrage ISLANDERS, it
is uklly q considerable bounty Will have
% b. paid % delegates in order to secure
numerous attendance.
TIE Philadelphia Press says 1.-THE man
who Is getting in the heavy licks against
Carlisle is a great. big. bUrly fellow called
business Interests and he appears TO
le "a slusgcr from SlUggeryille." ''Busi-
ness interests in Pennsylvania mean
Protection and Republicanism. and they
want % emulate the sluggers by knocking
OUT the interests Of commercial men, con-
smers and agriculmrists.
4 Scotchman left the Hartford. Conn.,,
hospital the other day for his home in the
Caleionian hills. expressing great graft
lude o. the authorities and people for
tueir Kindness % him. He had lost both
LEGS in an encounter with a railroad train
and left on artificial legs, and with his
pockets fun Of money. He was doubtless
thankful that he didn't have occasion to
need an entire artificial anatomy.
Time Is the great soother with nations
as Well as individuals. The British con-
sulate Monday in New York displayed the
English and American flags gracefully
interviewer IN one banner. England
ought % feel kindly towards the United
States. fer have We not, by false political
policy, not only voluntarily conceded her
The position OF mistress Of the seas, but
also that Of master Of the commerce Of the
worlds
Yesterday morning officer Fahrenback
arrested a c0I0red man for disOrderly con-
duet in the Marshall House. On his way
to the Police Barracks the prisoner re-
sisted lie officer. who was reluctant 10
use his club. Three cOlored men who
were passing by, went to the assistance
&c the officer and helped him take his
prisoner 20 the lookup. Actions like
this show that the colored people have
growing regard FOR the law, and are will
ing To assist in enforcing the law.
Col. Geo. II. Hazlehurst, we'll known in
railroad circles in Georgia. died at his
home in Chattanooga Sunday evening.
and his remains were buried in Macon
Tuesday. He was for many years Presi-
dent Of the Macon and Brunswick Rail-
road. and had been engaged in railroad
and engineering enterprises in Georgia,
Alabama. Texas and Mississippi ever
since IS45. His death was caused from
malarial fever, contracted last summer in
the Mississippi valley. He was about so
years of age at the time Of his death, and
was a man Of sterling character, popular
manners and sterling virtues.
DIR. Deems, Of the Church OF the Stran-
gers. New York, has been preaching
against squeezing hands and kissing. He
saws one should not grip lady's hand,
OF a centleman's either, as if it were made
Of iron. neither ought he to hold it too
long. kissing, he holds, ought to be dis
continued 10 a great extent. especially
the kissing Of sweet, innocent little
babies. His doctrines on these subjects
are the correct ones. A person ought
not TO be allowed to kiss babe without
suacial permission from its mother, and
the mother ought not to grant permission
except 70 a particular friend, who she
knows to be free Of contagious diseases.