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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10
PERSONAL.

THE BostOnians insist that Miss Maud
Howe wrote "'rhe Newport Aquarelle.'
At any rate. she is a very beautiful girl.
Mr.. JOEL c. HARRIS, the author OF
"Uncle RemuS,' which had very large
sale, is said to have made $4,000 from it.
IN BERLIN 4S people IN every 1000 are
Hebrews. and of every 1000 Hebrews 452
are established in business on their own
account.
MARQUIS TsENG, 1.-THE Chinese Talley-
rand" is genial little gentleman, of
singular simplicity and Sentleness of
manner, which cOnceals sterncr stuff.
BEFORE leaving New York, President
Arthur purchased four cakes Of lettuce
soap to match the robins egg blue APP
pOintments Of his new White House bed
room.
POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM is
suffering in Washington from an attack
of the chills. Another reason why our
travelling statesmen should not hurry back
to the capital.
\ BOsToN lady, an actress, who was
snubbed by certain other Boston ladies at
a seaside resort, happened one day to
faint and all but one of the aforesaid
haters of actresses Immediately went III
doors.
THE news that Holman is a stingy man
more than any other report that could
have been invented. The memory of Bill
Engligh still abides with the LIBERAL
hearted Democracy.
4 CHANGE in the editorship Of the Buff
falo Courier is announced to take place at
an early day Mr. O'Conner, who is
rather distasteful to the Democracy of
the city. has concluded to quit journalism
and return to the clothing business.
MRS. Edison is the originator of what
promises to be a very popular idea in the
arrangement of the electric light in chan
deliers. that of making the bulb contain
ing the incandescent loop appear as the
stamen of cup-shaped flower, Of brass
or other polished metal.
WENDELL PHILLIPS is nearly seventy
two years old. His health is not very
good. He is frequently seen on the streets
of Boston, and, while his step is not So
elastic as it once was, he does not appear
like an old man. He lives very quietly in
his new home and he declines to lecture.
THE Rev. Mr.. Houghton, of New Haven,
chose Rose Amber as text and abused
Lewis from the pulpit. Since his notice
to quit from the church and promise of
a Islander suit he threatens Ito make it
hut" for Lewis. This is not in a pure
Christian spirit. Ministers should try to
save sinners from heat.
THE two younger daughters of the
Crown Prince of Germany are enjoying
themselves i'll quiet way at Bourne
mouth, England. The two little girls.
their donkey rides. their diggings in the
sand. their frockS of fashion four years
old, and their general air Of German SIM
plicity. are Of keen interest to the mixed
crowds Of lnthers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

Now and then little scraps of political
history. which are extremely edifying.
ind their way into the public prints.
helast scrap Is furnished by Ex-Governor
Chamberlain. Of south Carolina. Cham
ber.ain's history in South Carolina is 50
well known that there Is no use charging
upon it. 1t doesn't make him out high
minded and Christian statesman. He
published in the New York Times Of last
sunday a letter which he wrote to Gar
field early in ISL. In this letter he
speaks about the kind Of appointments
which ought to be made in the South. and
condemns Malone and his methods in
Virginia. Garield's reply to the letter
was also published. In his letter Gar
field saws he agrees with Chamberlain
about Malone and his party. 1t is re-
membered, however, that Garfield, not
withstanding what he said to Chamber
lain, made oyertures to Malone as soon
as Malone took his seat in the Senate.
Garfield was quick TO discern the right,
but was not always quick to adopt 1t.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

WANTED, a practical gardener and a.
~ to take charge Of a vegetable farm ,,V ny
small nursery. Inquire G. SELLER. Sa1,oaaad
dia Park - NVcof-
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\ Bad Speculation for Congress

\ Bad Speculation Tor Congress
men.
The recent raid on tie Willard stocks
lighteued the pockets, it is said, of Il good
many congressman. The reports Of the
results of the raid are just beginning to
come in. Last winter, when an effort was
being made to have part of the land
grant Of the Northern Pacific forfeited
because the road was not built within the
time specified in the charter. il was diff
cult to get either Representatives or
Senators TO take hold of the matter. They
displayed a wonderful shyness about doing
ANYTHING that would tend TO iniure MIR.
Wizards road. There We're reports aloat
when the common stock was selling
at 40 that il would touch 60, and perhaps
-. before midsummer. One Senator was
particularly anxious to assist his friends
in making fortunes out Of this stock, and
took occasion to whisper TO them, when
opportunities presented themselves, that
if they wanted to make some money to
buy Northern Pacific common. 1t was
understood that he held "A very large
block Of il. Ii would be interesting TO
know whether he got clear Of il before the
crash came. II he did, he was more
fortunate than good many other Con-
gressmen. Ii seems that not only men,
bers of Congress, but a very large
number Of citizens Of Washington
invested in the stock. The specials
that have been sent out from
the national capital lately tell sad
story of how these trusting investors
were fleeced. One Washington man Is
reported to have lost 100000. The num-
Der who lost small amounts is represented
to be very large. The idea was that as
soon as the road was opened for business
the stock would take bound upward.
1t was not for moment thought by the
unfortunate spectators that the stock of
a road having such an immense land
grant could possibly decline. This is the
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0utirmra HrmFnire
Testimonial Of q Bos-
ton lady.

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SCALp HEADS with loss of hair without
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\ Fine Point.

ITlHIT0IWIII f-T177 -1aeI'-'
There is fine point in the case oil
Lieutenant simpson, whom court mar
tiaI has ordered to be expelled from the
army for marrying his mistress, on the
erorind that the marriage constitutes
conduct unbccoming an officer and gem
tleman. Do we understand that the Of
tense consists in the keeping of mistress
or the marrying her: If the former, sup
pose some one get up and name the sim
less man who cast the first stone: II the
latter. then the name of the genius VINO
invented this scheme for protecting the
keeping of mistrcsses by prohibiting their
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Savannah the the close of Business the I'd day
o October, 1883.
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The Logan Boom.


hde"fN9'"" "'t .--''.'.'
The Logan boom is understood to have
been laid away i'm cedar chest ana
sprinkIed with some of Col. Don Platt
celebrated anti-moth preparation TO await
further deyeIopments inTelatiOn to Presi-
dent ArtOur's candidacy. If the Virginia
election seals the fate of the coalition, the
illinois Senator will regard the result as
equivalent to the abdication of the Arthur
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

-Fish. flesh and fowl" will all be in@yc-
dients of the Republican party in the
coming Presidential campaign. Bepub-
licaus viii not object To principles or
associations. 50 the votes are orthodox at
the polls ON that occasion. In their great
straight the New York Republicans
openly invite coalition with the anti
mOnOpolists. who, it will be remembered.
claimed much o. the credit Of giving that
state to the Democrats by 200,ooO major
ity I'm the Cleveland election. The most
significant utterauce i'm the platform
adopted by the New York Republicans.
says the Chicago Iri5uHe, gratefully, Is
that which declares .'that the tendency
10 create mOnopulies requires checking
by adequate legislation" and that ''un-
Just discrimination in transportation
should be prohibited; and the violation
OF chartered privileges iustidcs the inter-
ference OF the state To- correct the evils
thus eugendered." \ strong contrast
might be drawn between this and former
positions held ON these subjects by the
party. but it is unnecessary
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

second time that large number of Peo-
ple not regular Spectators, have been
badly hurt. financially, by buying the
securities of this road. Thousands OF
raonIe lost the savings Of years under Jay
CooLe,s management. The experience OF
thousands of others within the last month
will cause the public TO be careful about
risking their money in Northern facihc
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

.i1banu y. y 1rgus peH.J.
The Republican voters of New "rh
have the same reason to be against 9t'I-
wartism that they had the day Mr.. Folger
was nominated.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
Cracking the Party Whip.

Mo IUFH
Noa I,etide any of the politicians who
are found blocking the wheels OF the
Democratic party on its road to victory
in 1851
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Rooming silver.

-N-I FrTueIsc1 INr0N3cEe -EeI---.
The cutlery against the silver dollar on
the assumption that it does not circulate
is false. 1t does circulate in the shape OF
certificates. and the gold circulates IN the
same way. As matter Of fact, there
is more silver than gold in active circula-
fiOu
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
PETERSBURG, VA.
Proposals.
proposals.
TO ARCHITECTS.

TINE BOARD OF CAPITOL COMMITS
4 SIONERS OF GEORGIA invite plans for
a STATE CAPITOL BUILDING. to be erect
ed in Atlanta. Ga, under the following con-
ditiOns:
/ An elevation of each side Of the Building
and a plan of each noOr-drawn in black ink
only. and to a uniform scale Of 0ne-eighth OF
an inch TO the foot.
,. A perspective view OF the Building, when
may be in cOlOrs.
3. Detailed and accurate specifications OF
material and Workmanship. 50 arranged tlai
the work NAV be let to one contractor or 70
several contractors for the various classes OF
labor and material.
T. such other drawings as may be necessary
to fully elucidate the plan.
J. 4 detailed estimate OF the cost OF the
Building. which must not exceed the sum Of
$4,000 CO..
For the accepted design under the above
conditions the Commissioners will pay the
sum of $500 90.
Prooided. The Architect furnishing it viii
deliver within a reasonable time after
the award is made complete and satisfactory
detail and working drawings.
The Commission reserve the right to REJECT
any and all plans. Those declined will be re-
turned to competitors.
The Building is to be erected upon lot ~
feet square, practically level, surrounded "
streets 60 feet wide. Copies of the Act providing
for the erection Of the Capitol, specifying the
accommodations TO be provided therein. anu
any other information desired by parties IN
tending to compete Will be furnished upon APP
plicatiOD 10 the Chairman Of the Commission;
Plans should be addressed to the B0afh "a
Capitol Commissioners, Atlanta, Ca anu
must be received not later than the I9th ia!
OF December, 1883. ,,.~-,rr
Governor and ex-OniciO Chairman Commis-
sion.
OCTOBER s. 1883.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

Cincinnati Neirs-J0HrbU be'"...
CONGRESSMAN Holman may be annoyed,
hut he is not 80 weak or vain as 10 be
flattcred By Mr.. Dana's persistency IN
booming him for the Presidency. lie IS
not permitting his peace Of mind to be
disturbed by the buzzing Of the Presldcn-
rTaI hnp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

It is hoped that the 100000 damage
suits which are uiIing up AGAINST Post
master General Gresham have not given
him the chiII- and fever. He Is a man OF
nerve. and bot easily scared.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

Is there person living who ever saw a
case of agUe, biliousness, nervousness, or
neuralgia, or any disease of the stomach,
liver, or kidneys that Hop Bitters will
not curps
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA,

III FEELS LIKE A NLW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
ton, two years, and have tried ten different
kinds Of pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. RIy appetite is
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. / feel like a new
man." W..D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
Sold everywhere 25c. Office, "A MurraY St. NY.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

The time Is past when land can be
bought I'm Texas for 81 per acre. Inc
time viii soon b. past when II can De
bought for live times that price anywhere
bon the south.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

The returns received from Ohio and
Iowa up To a late hour last night We're
not fun enough to Justify a conclusion
relative 10 the result in either state.
There is no reasonable doubt. however.
about Iowa. That state is decidedly Re
publican. The entire interest centres in
Ohio. The Democratic majority last
year in Ohio was 1918. Whichever
party carried the state yesterday it j.
pretty certain that the majority was not
large.
AT midnight but few returns had been
received. The Democrats claimed the
state by 5000, and the Republicans by
5000. IL viii probably be noon to-mor-
row before the result i known. The dis
patches show that the Republicans made
considerable gains in many parts of the
state.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

A Boston publishing house announces
that it viii very soon issue Col. c. c..
Jones History Of Georgia, which has been
50 much written about recently, and for
which the Georgia Legislature. during lis
late session. was asked to subscribe To
the extent of 500 copies. 1t Is under
stood that the book only brings the his
tory of the state up To the period of the
revolutionary war, but the author claims
to have had access To important records
connected with its early history which
have not been included in any previous
works on the subject. Those who have
been informed as To- the scope and mate
rails OF the new history speak in the high
est terms of the work and its aut hor.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10
October scheme.

Whole Tickets, 81; Half Tickets, 81; y
Tickets, $50; So Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, OF
send by Express. DON'T SEND ~ ttGlS-
DER until further notice. Orders Of s. and
upward, by Express. can be sent at our eX-
pense. Address all orders To j. J. DOUGLAS,
Louisville, Ky, or to JNO. b. ERNANDkA,
savannah. Ga.
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savannah Georgia.
best Of
Correct Attest MltSSEH Hl5Si5E5AN Directors.
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TUFTS HAIR nYE,

GRAT HAIR OR WHISPERS changed in.
s,aHtiy to n GLOSSY BLACK by single ap~
piicGtion OF this DYE. Sold by Druggists,
OK .-at by express on receipt ofSE.
ONCE. a Murray Street, New York
TUFTS fdAAUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

some oi OIL. finest cattle in the world
are o. be found I'm Chester county Penn
~ivau.l. Tho farmers si that county are
greatly alarmed III tine spread
of pleIrl-pueumanIa there. II
j. thought that ir was I'M
ported into the county from Baltimore.
The greatest efforts are being made 10
stamp out the disease. IUt thus far with
very little success.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10
The New Hotel Proiect.

In the opinion of the liberal minded and
progressive men Of this city, magnificent
hotel. such as would meet the demands of
winter visitors. would contribute largely
to Savannah's prosperity. There is no
doubt that this opinion is correct. Our
hotel accommodations are not sufficient
during the winter season. There IS no
reason why Northerners, who are seeking
a pleasant winter climate. should 90 any
further south than this city. Florida mas
its attractions. but there IS no point IN
that state which has 50 many advantages
AS "A winter resort as savannah.
Here. besides "a superb climate and fine
drives is 10 DE found about everything
that Is necessary to make life pass pleas
autIv. The opportunity of securing the
kind Of a hotel that has been talked about
80 Ion. now presents itself, and itTemains
for those who are interested in promoting
the welfare Of Savannah to take adyan-
tare Of it. We are informed that MI.
Charles y. West, Of this city. has secured
from Mr.. Henry Clair, the proprietor Of
the Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga.
and the Metropolitan and Park Avenue
Hotels in New York city. a written en-
gagemcnt to lease for ten years hotel
To be built in savannah at cost of $500
900. Mr.. Clair agrees TO pay rent equal
10 o. per cent. on the cost Of construction,
and an taxes and insurance.
III, understood that the Barracks site
Will De- purchased if 1t can be had for
reasonable sum. There are several other
sites. however, under consideration which
are regarded as equally eligible. II this
opportunity Is let slip it is probable that
it will be long time before an
other 50 favorable Will present
itself. Mr.. Clair is regarded as
one of the best hotel mana
gers in the United States. He is
fully able 10 carry out any engagement
he may make. and the fact that he has
lent himself 10 this savannah enterprise
may be accepted As "a guarantee Of its
success. In pledging himself 10 pay the
rent he names. and To nut the amount of
money I'm tue enterprise that the furni-
ture Will cost Mr.. Clair shows that he is
ready to do his part. Ii remains for the
citizens of savannah to do their part.
All are interested in the enterprise to a
greater or less degree, and there ought
To be neither difficulty nor delay in rails
in. the necessary money. The time
has come TO act. II We want the
hotel we can get 1t upon very
reasonable terms. The money put in it
promises 10 be "a GOOD investment. There
are plenty Of men, probably, who would
promise % do what Mr.. Clair promises to
do. but there is a great difference in the
value of promises. Mr.. Clair also has a
reputation that would fill his house at
once. and keep it full throughout the seat
son. Tho undertaking Of Mr.. West and
Nr. Clair viii. perhaps. assume "a practi-
cal shape in day or two.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

Tue Connecticut preacher who from biz
pulpit denounced William Lewis J- the
murderer VI Rose Amber when it was
by mo- means certain that Lewis was
guilty. has Ieeu notified 10y his c"u-resa-
tiu that they viii hear his farewell ser
mon on the IS; Of April next. Tine l-t Of
April was selected probably in order to
impress upon him the fact that he mad
made fool of himself.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-10

1t is stated that the United states
supreme Court viii soon deliver an
opinion in the celebrated California case,
which involves the question whether the
power of a state 10 tax corporations
within its limits is controlled 10y the
Fourteenth amendment to the Cunstitu-
ton. The TAX laws Of California discrimi-
nate between railway property and other
property. The railway companies claim
that this discrimination i prohibited 10y
the amendment above referred 90. The
corporations Of every state in the Union,
except municipal corporations, are in
terested i'm this decision. The case was
argued last December.
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10 now appears that tine speech of Mr..
smith. the Prime Minister of British
Colombia. delivered at the lunch given by
the journalists OF the Willard party to the
officials of that province, i'm which he pre-
dicted the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Amerl-
can Union and the annexation of the
Pacific Coast states and Territories To
British Colombia. was meant as "a joke.
There was So much wine flowing ou the
occasion that the journalists failed to see
the joke. What waste Of brain power
and printers ink was caused by Smiths
inkat
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LNOR RENT, Dne room to a single gentle
Il man. room furnished or unfinished. on
CASTOR street. Address \. .. this Office.
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Enr Rritf.

Tor RENT, brick house; good loca1Io1-.
l seven rooms: modern cOnveniences Al
dress 4. r., this Office. Au-
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EoR RENT OR LEASE, grocery store and
ton lane. Apply on premises.