Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-24

We supposed 40 first the trouble there
was q mere trilu- affair
Taey now >ay that Gorham copied most
1t Mahone's address from the old ku-kluX
reports. and probably had it ready several
DAYS before the election. - the Read
s--rer- had % get up little row TO get a
chance topublish it.
Philadelphia has q pretty large sea Of
Trouble IL We are 20 judge by the NUM-
f.a-rf people who are .'shufling Oft their
mortal corr iu that city. The Coroner,
wednesday. had the pleasure OF holding
INQUEST. iu three cases Of suicide.
Weston. tie apostle Of pedestrianism
ana temperance. is attracting more atten-
tlan iu England than the English a. Of :.
and ]. is m America. Any man with
eves can see Weston walk, but an audi
phone j. necessary for one TO hear Arnold
tlIk.
4 Philadelphia paper that greatly adj
Mares the eX-boss 81 Virginia says he was
& Nir-iuian hy birth. a STAKEHOLDER, etc.
- Ee was. but the Democrats enamel
uateI his slaves ON the 9th instant, and
uaw there care none 50 poor To do him
reverence"
4 newspaper correspondent IN New
York su--ests that the BarthOldi Statue
Committee take mp collection to help
Luid the foundations and base Of Liberty
$50 Evacuation Day. That man should be
booked sitter. Does he want 10 break up
tbc rroee~>ions
N. Bartbolji has invited NJ. de Lesseps
toyi~it America at the time Of the dedi-
satisu 60 thc statue Of Liberty Enlighten-
lu- the World. Bartholdi is either HUI
mari~t nr has great faith that he and the
other eminent Freuchmen will survive TO
trayoi away down the ages.
somebody las found out that the in
t0r.~t ou ". n. Nandcrbilt's ! per cent.
Tinted states bonds is s. . per minute.
laau ~wiutou can now get job of COM
rsun- what 10 VIII amount to at COM
pound interest in 1890. for W II. Is sure
fs Keep The interest well invested.
Taa nashville Bmnsr suggests that
yauug mlu fix the hour for calling on
Oh. To- SWeetae3rtS 10y local time and leave
a.alAI- At-N AAifl Af-SA sl>Nl-.A-
laiu FIRST what kind 90 time the old mans
hr.t Is set by. This interesting instru-
la.ut some times goes or ten times worse
tau an alarm clock.
uC the Democratic congressman in
Washington Wednesday l. were for Car
Isle. Oh for Cox, for Randall, l for
springer. and = u0n-committal. At least
-lar is the estimate the Courier-JDUrHat
eerra~r auteut makes, and he gives the
names &C the members on each list. This
- encouraging enough
Tao United states has a wide awake
Attorney General Mr.. Brewster, after
mg-h study and an adverse opinion on the
subject 90 adopting the standard time,
went down Oh the depot at Washington
tae ether night and found the train he
wanted o. take gone. II Will be remem-
her.I Doe was also left on the star route
some time a-o.
Tu~tus Schwab succeeded in convincing
a New York jury that he did not sell any
E4usr 40 O'Clock sunday morning in his
saloon annex. but was engaged in reading
proofs for the l-Yice II Liberty, a socialist
psper. by the light of several empty beer
glasses. He was discharged. but Gotham
viii Dr. iu suspense until Billy McGlOry is
tried Coz the same otfense.
There is "a very excited state Of political
feeling In Louisiana. The Ogdenites and
The McEneryites, two factions Of the
Democratic party. are at swords points.
Geu. ogden. the leader Of the Ogden fac
tion. had a street fight in New Orleans
one tav tins week. and if friends had not
5uJerfered one Of the factions might have
lad corpse and a funeral on its hands.
For many wears the two Misses Lewis
have kept the Lime Rock Lighthouse,
near Newport L. l.. and have become
celebrities on account Of having rescued
81 many persons from drowning. One Of
them died of consumption Tuesday in
sight of the boats she had used so often.
Ida. the Grace Darling Of America"
survives, and is still in charge Of the
light. though nearly 90 years old.
Congressman Morrison, Of Illinois, a
warm suppoTterof Carlisle, is as accurate
iu his deductions as he is quick in Obser-
sation. When it was mentioned to him
that Mr.. Randall appeared very confident,
BE- repled. He i not so almighty cons
dent as he appears 10 be. Ii he were he
would not De 80 ready to go and pay his
respects To Springer Straws show
which way the wind blows. Randall may
ueed Riggs vote.
The celebrated Bonnet Care crevasse
has been closed BY the Mississippi Valley
Railroad Company. The break was So
extensive that the work Of restoring the
Ievee so as 70 enable the railroad to lay
ITS track thereon was a formidable one,
ISN'T has been entirely successful. A
stronger effort than ever will be made TO
impress upon Congress the idea that the
levee system il the great desideratum in
Gerfecting the channel Of the river. es-
Tecially as its adoption would reclaim
millions Of acres Of the richest land in
the Union.
Gen. ". :. Hancock obtained a verdict
Wednesday in the Court Of Appeals Of
New York against the st. Cloud Hotel for
$4,000. the value Of diamonds, army
badges. etc. stolen from his room in that
house in 1876. The case has been pending
since 1871, and the decision in the Cen
erals favor is based on the fact that the
propriet5rs did not have notices posted in
the rooms requiring guests 10 deposit their
valuables in the iron safe. The case is an
important one, as it defines the response
bility Of hotel keepers on point that has
heretofore been disputed by them.
Gen. Benz +. Butler was interviewed in
Washington Tuesday, and denied emphat-
feaIly that be was the author Of the civil
rights bill. and ssays he only yielded by
instruction Of his committee 70 the substi-
tution Of the Senate civil rights bill,
which became the law recently declared
unconstitutional. Butler claims that at
the time he carefully abstained from dis
cussing the constitutional aspect Of the
bin. He don't want 70 acknowledge that
he thought it was constitutional lest his
wisdom should be reflected on, and the
next thing is the query, 'Did he then vote
tor a measure that he knew was uncon-