Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-09

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J. IT. ESTII-L- savannah. Ga
Domestic infelicity shows up alarming
" in the City Of BrOtherly Love. Ninety
two ill-assorted couples there want the
boon of single blessedness restored.
Verify. the whiligig of time brings its
revenees. Andrew Johnsou's portrait Is
90 be placed on the new four-cent stamps.
Can the grand old party survive this:
John Kelley and Governor Cleveland
are bohnobbfng AT Saratoga, and It l.
given out that the wrath of the Boss over
his loss Of spoils last winter has been ap-
peased.
Reuublican organs are warning Mr..
Mcdonald that he Is taking big risk IN
stunning this TALL Really, the amount
Of charity displayed by the organs Is
astonishing.
Chambers effort To make it appear that
Pike. the Senator elect from New Hamp-
shire viii wear his collar is pretty feeble.
Ii looks as though the collar market had
been badly flattened in Concord.
The new Virginia Democratic state
Committee. headed by Hon. John :. Bar
bour. promises To cut out some lively
work for Malone The little boss will
find that he has a very heavy contract on
hand.
Ben. Butler. it is now stated, will be
positively out Of the race for Governor in
Massachusetts. but Will give hearty sup
port 10 Hon. Charles =. Thompson, who
beat him for Congress in the tidal wave
Of 1874.
With the monthly announcements of
the coinage Of the minis the goldite or
gans Join i'm a fusilade upon the silver
dollar. Considering the little damage
they have done so far they should save
their ammunition.
Governor Pattison. of Pennsylvania.
has not perceived the alleged GOODNESS be-
tween himself and Chairman Hensel, of
the Democratic state Committee. He
thinks the Democratic ticket one that
viii meet with the approval of the people.
A well informed New York correspond
ent saws tine stalwarts are working
quietly but vigorously to capture the ap-
preaching Republican Convention in that
state. This looks as though Republican
harmony in the Empire state is yet
predetermined.
The New York Tribune learns that the
only thing left to Billy Chandler in the
wreck of his political estate in New
Hampshire is the Craftsmanship of the
delegation to the next Republican Ma
tionaI Convention. But Billy has not
secured ityet.
Mr.. Patterson and Mr.. Jones are men,
bers of the New York Petroleum EX-
change. They quarreled over slight
matter. and Mr.. Patterson offered Mr..
Jones 500 if he would agree never 10
sneak TO him again. Mr.. Jones promptly
agreed aud took the cash. This mode Of
settlement Is an improvement decidedly
over the Beirne-Elam plan.
Lieutenant Governor Hanna, of IN
diana. saws that Arthur could secure the
vote Of that state owing to the divided
allegiance of the party as between
Gresham and Harrison. He thinks Nc
Donald would lose in the election owing
TO his tariff views. and that the Green
back element would oppose him. Hanna
is neither a prophet nor the son Of seer.
The Boston Adrerttser cites, in addition
TO the wool taritireductiOn, another obsta-
Gle To- Foraker's success. This is the fact
that the wheat crop promises to be shorter
by nineteen million bushels than that Of
last wear. 1t is about time that somebody
was acknowledging the responsibility Of
the Republican party for poor crops. 1t
has always taken credit for profitable
Yields.
Baltimore is making extensive prepara-
lions for her OriOle celebration, which
takes place in September. The pageant
last year was magnificent, but 1t will
hardly bear comparison with the one
promised this year. The electric light
display will be far superior to anything
therefore, attempted. In the matter Of
pageants Baltimore is taking rank with
New Orleans.
Judge FauntlerOy, Of the Virginia SUI
IN,
livery. He recently declared in public
speech that the platform of the Democrats
was "a deliberate proclamation of self
qualification" The Richmond State re-
calls that the irate iurist a short time ago
declared i'm the Legislature that the gov
eminent was "a bayOnet-pinned and ac-
cursed Union" The State evidently
thinks the Judge has made a conspicuous
fool Of himself
The Washington newspaper man who
invented the story that there was plan
on foot in this country to secure the an
nexation of Chihuahua to the United
States has the satisfaction Of knowing
that he succeeded in exciting a good deal
of comment Of one kind and another. The
Mexican Consul at Philadelphia has writ
ten q letter 10 the Press in which he char
acterizes the story as the most absurd Of
an the stories that have been cOncocted
TO disturb the pleasant relations between
1Iexicans and Americans.
A dairyman Of Washington, d. c.. has
made a novel bet. 1t is that he can de-
liver milk from his Washington dairy in
san Francisco in perfectly sweet condi-
ton. Two hundred gallons will be
shipped on the special train which car
ries the knights Templar to san Francis
co. The milk is for the use of the
Knights, but enough will be saved to
decide the bet. The amount Of the bet is
not large. but the experiment Of keeping
milk sweet throughout journey from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific ocean attracts
great deal Of attention. The dairyman is
no doubt a shrewd advertiser.
The managers Of the New Orleans Cot
ton Exposition. which is TO be opened
next wear. and for which preparations are
now being made, have done a wise thing
in making Major E. A. Burke Director
General. The managers could not
have found in Louisiana a man so