Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-03

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At New Orleans the corner stone Of the
monumental tomb and equestrian statue
of Gen. Albert Sidney Johnson will be
laid April 6.
The high license men in the Illinois
LEGISLATURE are confident that they VIII
secure the passage Of a measure that VIII
meet their views.
A bill has passed the Connecticut Leg
isIature compelling railroads to make use
of standard State time in their train sche-
dulles and advertisements.
Noting tine fact that the sultan's Minis
tiers have accepted brides freely Of late, a
contemporary remarks that they must
have been cut out for American statesmen.
The independent organs are disposed to
take a little more kindly to President
Arthur than they formerly did. The near
approach Of 1881 is calculated to induce a
desire for harmony.
Kellogg. it is said, charges that his
Indictment for conspiracy with the star
reuters was inspired by prominent men,
beers Of the administration, and that the
effect is 10 pr0l0ng the cases Indefinitely
We are now told that Mr.. Tilden has
crown positively robust, and that Mr.
Conkling has become a firm ally Of the
SAGE of Graystone. 1t +, perhaps, well
TO know that Gath is authority for both
these statements.
The Pennsylvania House has passed tC
a second readings bill allowing the EN-
ploymeut of men for more than eight
hours when special contracts are made
but requiring the wages to be calculated
upon an eight hour basis.
Ireland Is compelled to pay $1O0,O00 pei
annum 90 the Lord Lieutenant. The PEG
pie are also taxed to the extent Of 5000,
600 year for pensions and rewards Il
officials This is "a fearful tribute for the
semblance Of freedom she enjoys.
Sunset Cox announces that he is candi
date for the Speakership of the mex
House. This is thought to mean that Mr.
Cox expects Randall and Carlisle to de
feat each other or that his candidacy viii
help him tOa desirable committee chair
manship.
The Massachusetts Legislature, it is
thought. viii shortly consider a genera
telephone law, making telephone compa
MES common carries, and permitting any
one who desires it to have a telephone pu
in and secure connection with the lOca
exchange.
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witness for himself. He IS singularll
ObIivious to any facts that might tend t
damage himself. but the slightest circum
stance that operates to his benefit is re
called with surprising CELEBRITY. If he haC
been coached by counsel tor year he
could not acquit himself more discreetly
The ..Black Hand,'' the secret societ!
now operating with such bloody and ruin
Gus effect in the province Of Andalusia
in Spain, is thought TO be purely loca
organization. but it would appear tina
Europe is hOneycOmbed with anarchists
and the orders appear to De strengthenin:
from day to day
Canada's financial affairs are in a con
dition which, if long continued, threaten;
to provoke a thorough revolution agaans
the present leaders in her politics. Since
1868 her expenditures have increased foul
and half times as fast as her population
and revenues, and the consequence is
deep-seated dissatisfaction among th'
people. Efforts To draw emigration have
mostly failed, except in Manitoba.
Inc chicago 1fttcht Attlfs J 9tiAA biAAiiH
that '.the new tariff law effects a Sigh
reduction of taxation is true, but this Is
all that can be claimed for it, and this.re
duction has been effected so awkwardll
and in such defiant violation of all the
principles on which the revision should
have been made. that the work is ON,
which, on the whole, will reflect no credi
on the party that is responsible for it,
According to the Louisville Courier
Journal, the coming industrial exposition
TO be held there promises well. The pre-
paratOry work is so we'll advanced, an'
the applications for space have been 81
numerous, that it is reasonably certain
that everything will be in fine order TO
opening day. The displays of the manu-
features and agricultural products OF th'
South will doubtless be the best eve
made.
Attorney General Brewster will thi,
week render an opinion on the question
.swhether, in view Of the new tax ant
tariff act, taxes can, subsequent to th
approval of the act, be levied on capita
and deposits Of banks. bankers and ma
tionaI banking associations and, if in hi
opinion they can be so levied, at wha
time tn e provision Of that act repeating
the tax on capital and deposits takes ef
feet"
Michael J. Dady, the notorious Brooklyn
politician whom President Arthur imprOp
erIy made Superintendent of the Fedora
Buildings for the Middle States, has de
eided to resign his place as a member o
the Republican General Committee O
Brooklyn. 1t is a great pity that such (
fellow as Dady ever received a Fedora
Office, but it is a greater pity that he ant
all Federal officers are not forbidden b,
law TO NEEDLE with local politics.
The annual report of the American Bel
Telephone Company, which had its annua
meeting in Boston last week, shows tina
the company's 3,OS7 miles Of wire in us'
January LIST. 1882, had ON January LIST
1855, grown to 1868 miles. 1t has 249,71
instruments under rental, a gain of Owe
GO.OOO since 1882. The net receipts for las
wear were S1,576,03l 81, a gain of $40,
600 over those Of 1881. Its dividends on
capital stock OF s., $50, 600 were $685., 3S5 So
or nearly SO per cent.
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