Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-26
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J. n. ESTILL. savannah, ga.
A New York paper advocates a law
making voting compulsory. Voting Is
made compulsory by statutes OF Northern
u-lteetiouiSt manufacturers, and their
operatives are required TO vote the kepuo-
lean ticket at that.
a Buffalo paper insists that the next
National Republican Convention must lie
held az Niagara Falls. That's a GOOD
idea. Is the places Of interest there Will
remind the members Of the whirlpool and
-or-c into which the party Is about 10
piuu-e.
Mr.. RaadaITs expressions Of confidence
"a his election recalls the fact that he
was certain oI majority Of twelve sever
alvtars ago when Kerr beat him in the eau
en-, lys majority oftwenty-seVen. He does
MT claim a majority Of twelve now IN his
mast -an-uine moments.
The arrival Of the celebrated Cuban
revolutionary chieftaiu. Col. Aguero, IN
New York last week caused considerable
stir 80 the spanish Consulate. He retired
ta the house 0f a patriot friend, and pru-
IDENTIFY refrlins from telling his business
81 giving any undue publicity to cuban
affairs.
Ex-senator Tabor. Of Colorado, was in
New York the other day, and he took oc-
clsi1n to get interviewed on the subject
ofhis domestic relations. He declares all
tie rum0rs or troubles with Mrs. Tabor
as false. and saws she Is very much de-
voted to him. How could it be otherwise,
Le is such a dear. darling fellow.
cur Uncle sammy Tilden is = cunning
old fox. He sent his regrets Friday that
IT, was unable to attend John Mckeon's
funeral. but DE does not 20 into details
sufficient 10 let the world know whether
The inability results from feebleness. or
whether his excessive vigor will not al
Iow him 90 keep back with the process
sion.
o. Is more than likely the cloud of
smoke seen lowering over the Everglades
exploring expedition was only swarm
Cf MOSQUITOES after all. As the party
was pretty well supplied with snake medi-
cine. the cheerful little cusses" are
probably all suffering the agonies of snake
visions now. and the expedition Is freed
from their company and music.
The friends OF Gen. Fremont have been
extending a little charity to him, but now
they want The credit Of having aided the
first Republican candidate for the Presi-
deucy. and they have let the. secret leak
Out. 1.-THE old General had been elected
and been as economical as iiayes, he ould
have saved fortune out Of his salary, be-
sides paying for his meal and bacon.
There seems probability that Frank
james viii not get of very easily on his
next trial. lie Is out Of money, and no
LONGER enjoys the Injuries his cell was
formerly supplied with. He has come
down 90 the prison fare of an ordinary
criminal. and he l. beginning 10 find out
that when poverty comes in at the door,
friends are apt 10 find more congenial
quarters elsewhere.
a burglar in Chicago, the other night,
stole Mss from a sleeping beauty in a
south side residence He had already
filled his pockets with money and jewelry,
and when the Kiss and 0dOr of gin awOke
her. she gave "a scream almost equal to
calIi1pe. and the romantic thief leaped
from the window lust in time 10 escape a
pistol BAH fired 10y the lady's father. Chi
ca-o girls don't like to DE kissed too sud
denly. They need q little time to compose
their nerves.
Chicago will not allow -. Louis to
rival ber I'm anything. and now Prof
starr. OF the former city. has invented an
air-~hip o. Dee propelled by steam, and
proposes % make his first voyage in about
month. Chicago claims that it Will
certainly hy higher than the st. Louis
machine. aud the inventor Is confident
he NAV claim as his motto, ''sic itur ad
a~tra." lie Will doubtless think he Is
i1urncyiug among the stars about the
time the explosion takes place.
Col. Jack Brown has not given up the
political ghost vet, nor will he allow
Judge Gresham's snubs 10 impair his 10y
atty 10 the Republican party. He was in
attendance on a meeting Of the Grand
Army oC the Republic Friday night when
the battle If Gettysburg was the subject
of discussion. and il i said he worked
she audience mp 90 high pitch Of enthu-
siasm by most eloquent description Of
che battle from a Confederate standpoint.
col. Jack has not yet entirely given up
tha hope of catching that grounding"
Iu Guatemala state aid TO works of in
temal Improvement Is more direct IN its
methods. DC not more burdensome, than in
tins country. The government has I'M
dlrtakeu % build an interOceanic rail-
r,ad. and has dccreed that every male in
habtaut or the republic who has an in
COME 90 3 per month shall take one share
inthc new railroad at its par value, $40,
ta pc paid Cor in ten years. at - per year.
When man gets his stock paid for he
owns 30. waich is a good deal better than
can Be- said 90 some such enterprises in
tae Injtcj States.
The fight for the Ohio Seuatorship is be-
ginning ~ attract attention. Mr.. Pendle-
ton is "a candidate for reelection. and the
Cincinnati Ea.uirr and the faction Of the
rt,rtv which IL leads is urging the election
0t Mr.. Payne. The EngUircr bases its
exposition 90 Mr.. Pendleton on the ground
that hc was chiefly instrumental in Secur-
iuc the passage % the civil service re-
form law. Toe Epgujr5r believes that the
hesi hju3 Cf civil service reform is that
vb5ch turns Republicans out and puts
Democrats la office. IL is doubtful, how
ever. b the EE. airsr has influence enough
o. Secur5 reujletou's defeat.
Tao celebration 90 the centennial ami
scrSarsary Cf tbe evacuation Of New York
hv the British troops viii take place in
taat CITY to-day. II Will probably be
most imposing and notable event. Besides
the Grand steamboat parade before alluded
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