Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-17
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J. IT. ESTILL. savannah. ga
An exchange, speaking Of the sugges-
zion 81 Grant for the Republican nomina-
ton. saws the people have not outsrown
their opposition 70 third term. Inc
tr1able is the people have found out there
Is uo such factor as Grant in the politi-
cal problems Of the future.
Vow that the trade dollars have nearly
an gone into the hands Of Wall street
sre.uiators. "a strong effort will be made
81 Eet Congress 20 redeem them. The
best thing for the government 70 do now
weuId be 90 buy them up at what the sill
vgr iu them is really worth.
An Illinois man has invented furnace
iu which coal or wood is entirely con-
s1med. producing no smoke or injurious
gases. &c is entirely different from the
sn5ke--0usumin- arrangements which
have proven 80 unsatisfactory in SET
is likely that his prices willbelligh enough
O. make his customers smoke.
Louisville has been made extremely
happy by being honored by a game Of base
BAH PLAYED by girls-seven blondes being
ON one side and seven brunettes on the
other. While their playing was not even
pa-s8Ele from professional point Of view,
Tn spectators were more than satisfied
VITA the display Of hosiery. agility, etc.
Itappears as though the rich dailies of
New York are running up the cost Of pub
LEGATION on the weaker papers by encour-
aging the printers To ask for higher prices
Tor type-setting. Daily increasing ex-
peuses. decrease in price Of papers and
duh times viii make the business of car
ryiur on some of the New York dailies
very doubtful.
Bueuos Ayres has resumed specie pay
meut after fashion, having coined
new dollar out Of an alloy Of silver and
copper. It H. about the size Of a buck
wheat cake. and there Is a fine opening
for some Yankee genius 10 make fortune
On tatt country selling a style of wheel
barrow % be- used by the ladies when
they eu shopping
The National Temperance Union, which
recently met in New York, was greatly
distressed ever the drinking habits of the
negro. ana complained that the Southern
dru- stores VIII not sell him soda, but he
IS allowed to drink at the same bars with
Oh. whites. The Union ought To send out
missionaries o. develop a taste for sodai in
tba m4u auJ brother. and then he viii be
sure to -ct AN be wants for the money.
The negro Is like too many white men-he
iu-c naturally prefers the whisky.
Tae Northern papers daily contain ac-
counts ol outr5-es and crimes committed
by negroes in the leading cities. The
kind of example and precep,s the negro
gets from tile social quality element of
Northern society does no advance him in
tle scale of humanity. The negroes Of
tbe south. who are largely under the III
duauce Of southern whites. will compare
most fav.rally. numbers considered, in
conduct and morality with those who
have east their lots with their brethren
aal sayi1r9 ia the Northern cities.
M chicago J1ere are thirteen schools.
within block and a half Of each of which
j. an average Of 2lls liquor saloons, and
The papers are complaining that the girls
and boys on their way 10 attend these
schools are compelled to run an awful
gauntlet IS I0aters who ill the air with
profanity and obscenity.-' Boston has
Raw that no saloon shall be kept on the
same hloeS with "a public school, which
only partially -uppresses the evil in
fuances they exert. \ New York paper.
alludiu- o. this subject. highly commends
The rapid strides Georgia is making in
doing AWAY with mtemperance. especially
81 the vicinity Of schools and churches.
oar BOYS who are 50 fond Of hunting
-OId Molly Har'' ought to take a trip out
Oh Australia and New Zealand The rab-
bits cut there are TOO numerous u men,
tl7n- and are eating up vegetation at such
q rate that a famine Is likely 10 be created.
Millions are being shot. trapped and
poisoned. bat their numbers continue TO
increase. and they are greater plaques
than were the frogs Of old Egypt. The
use 20 the forked stick to twist the game
cut q the hollow trees Is entirely unneces-
sary. The holes get 50 full that an aver
axe boy j. tired down by the time he cap
lures all that leave their hind legs stick
in- ont. Uncle Remus could learn vol
umes about rabbit character if he could
sQj0uu in those lands few weeks and
De supplied with a few twists of rabbit
tobacco.
Tie cause OF the Prohibitionists has
been greatly strengthened by the practice
in most cities 81 granting saloon license