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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13
PERSONAL.

EARL GRANVILLE, finding the tricycle.
too slow, has mounted a bicycle.
QUEEN VICTORIA and all her household
Will attend the unyeling of John Browns
statue at BalmOral.
\ RUSSIAN princess Of remarkable
beauty, it is rumOred. viii make her debut
in Washington society this winter.
THE strongest evidence yet presented
that Miss Hill has a real claim on Senator
Sharon is that he once called her Baby
II l. definitely settled that Mr. Mat
thew Arnold, the essayist, poet and critic,
will sail for this country in the Servia on
the 18th Of October.
ONE Of the social events Of the coming
Washington season Will be the marriage
of Miss Dora Miller, the daughter Of the
California Senator.
CYRUS FIELD will entertain Pere Hya-
clnthe and his VIE during tnefr stay in
New York, to which city the Pere Will
soon follow Nine. LOyson.
1T is rumored at Newport, r. l., that
Pierre Lorillard has sold his Newport
property to Cornelius Vanderbilt for be-
tween 100000 and 100000.
II Is not generally known that Pere
Hyacinthe's wife, who accompanies him
on his trip to this country, is a Miss But
terworIh, Of Wisconsin.
governor FORAKER" is the name by
which a Republican statesman introduced
an Ohio gentleman to a mass-meeting.
The statesman was entirely too previous.
DION BOUCICAILT says that Mrs Lang
try asked him: Am | as beautiful as
Mary AndefsOnE = No" he replied;
"you have a beautiful bust and waist and
that is all.
BOSTON women" remarks Miss Howe
in her novel, "A Newport Aquarelle,'
"have curious elephantine way Of car
rying on Irritation which is quite pecu-
liar to them"
LORD CHEF JUSTICE COLERIDGE de-
clares himself believer in the suprem-
acy Of American beauty. He thinks the
ladies in the United States are the hand
soonest in the world.
LORD COLERIDGE passed the day We'd
nesday quietly at the residence of Mr..
Elliott +. Shepard. He was called upon
by General Grant. Edwards Pierrep0nt.
Rev. DR.. John Hall and other gentlemen.
Mr. KELLY. the inventor of that wonder
fuI motor which the world is vet to see.
thinks the shareholders in his company
are too impatient. and will take his own
time to reyOlutiOniZe the world with his
motor.
GENERAL SIIERNAN'S elder son Thomas
Is IN the Roman priesthood, much against
his fathers wish: the younger ,Tecumseh.
IS a school boy. Two of his daughters are
still unmarried. The General will con-
tInue, after his retirement, to draw about
$1,000 in salary and allowances
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

Lieutenant Storey, who was on the
COrwin on her last trip To- Alaska. saws
that he discovered an immense river. lie
saws thar he had heard of such a river.
and determined To see If 10 existed. Ac-
cording TO his story, he proceeded inland
from HOtham Inlet i'm sOutheasterly di-
reetion until he struck what he believed
TO be the mysterious river. He traced it
TO its mouth. "a distance Of about - mil :.
He went up the river for distance of 80
miles. where he encountered natives,
from whom he learned that to reach the
beadwaters Of the unknown stream would
take several months. The Indians told
him that they had come down the river a
distance Of 300 miles TO meet a fur ira
der. and that it went up higher than that.
II is his opinion that the discovery Of this
river accounts for the large quantities Of
floating timber in the Arctic Ocean,
which has popularity been supposed to
come down the Yukon river. The Indians
said that the river in some places Is 20
miles wide. Lieutenant storey found
flowers and vegetation not hitherto dis
covered within the Arctic circle.
The tale Of the Lieutenant finds some
unbelievers. In fact, it is even suggested
that he Is in league with the publishers
Of school books. If there is such a river
a revised edition Of school biographies
win be in ORDER
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13
Randall. sunnort thrilling.

AeT Htrsu NrJtAf-F .DeW..s
Mr.. RandalIs support as set forth IN
this table. is surprisingly weak in view
of the confidence with which his friends
have viewed his chances. His support
is in fact triling, though Of course upon
a thorough canvass of the Democratic
members it would be greater than repre-
scented here. but not great enough to
equal that of Mr.. Carlisle. Mr.. Randall
is a man Of unquestioned ability and in
tegrity, but to elevate him to the Speaker
ship of a Congress, prOnOuncedly IN favor
of a tariff reform. while he himself is a
prOtectiOnist. would be to choke OIL all
successful attempts at a tariff revision.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13
4 HeadIess Party.

-IEIr l"T7a-- v |I|I -L7.77'+-s
The Republican party Is now a party
without a head. Ii has assasslnated,
physically or morally. all its great leaders.
Grant has fallen under the gulllotlne OF
the third term and dropped into stocks
ana mines. John sherman has died Of
Garfield and Charley Foster. Blaine Is
dead and buried in a -uano bed. Garfield
was murdered. Edmunds is smothered
in responsibility. Dorsey, the most capa-
bic Of the leaders Of to-day. has got mad
and zone to New Mexico.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13
Knocking the Bottom Out of Hypo-
critical Pretense.

The hypocritical pretense that high
tariff i desired bv those whose money and
influence sustains IL solely in the interest
Of American labor Is the thinnest OF the
thin. Every mine owner, lumber lord or
protected manufacturer gets labor for as
small wages as possible. As the railway
monopolists puts on all the traffic will
bear in fixing rates, 50 do the capitalists
who bemOan the condition Of the ''pauper
labor Of Europe keep down wages as low
as the wage workers will bear.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13
The Control of AIa.ka

The idea Of renting out any Of the ter
ritory of the United States to monopoly
is wrong A citizen Of this republic can
hunt or fish on land belonging 10 the
United states wherever grass grows or
water runs. provided he obeys the game
Iaws-except in Alaska. The money OF
the Alaska Commercial Company did not
purchase the Territory Of Alaska. 1t was
bought with the money Of the people OF
the United States. For this reason they
should be allowed to get back that money
boy using the Territory Of Alaska as they
pIaaGa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13
BRIGHT BITS.

\ STITCH in time must make the old
chap feel sew-sew.
"AUNTY. vat makes the little baby cry
so: DO it want its mudderP' "1es, dear,
and its fodder, tOw-EC.
ONE of Jerseys prettiest wild flowers
is called ''moOnshine." 1t loves the 81
lence Of night because it is ''still."
II HAS been rumored that a large
up in the hold in NOah's ark.-Grit.
THE rooster that crows the loudest is
always the first TO scoOt into the coop
when a strange dog comes int the yard.
THERE is a father in Pittsburg mean
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

lTErI-FIIF L-IITII TIT
Mormonism i still defiant and deter
mined 10 resist the government at ali haI-
ards. Nothing short of heroic treatment
will convince these people that the laws
Of the United states mean something ana
must bee obeved. Their rotten polyga-
nous institution i "A disgrace 10 our CIV
ilization and institutions, and should be
corr, nan, tv- tho rDnfS
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CURRENT COMMENT.
wants to Run for Governor

ten. Lew Wallace threatens to resign
the Turkish mission and come nome 70 run
for Governor Of Indiana. We nope ne
will not carry this threat into execution.
There are worse men than ne VINO art
good enough 70 be beaten IN that "u"ei
nnfnrial race.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13
0mtirnra alrmroira
Testimonial Of q Bos-
anaa laAm

nfsFIGUh1NG HumOrs. Illuminating Erup-
hL'.,,I lions itching T9rtures. scrofpla. salt
CCTICURA REMEDIES.
CUTICURA REsOLvENT, the new blood purl-
her, cleanses the blood and perspiration of i'm
purities and poisonous elements and thus re-
moves the cause.
CCTICURA. the great Skin Cure. instantly
allays Itching and Inflammation. clears the
restores the Hair.
CUTIcURA SOAP, an exquisite skin Beaut-
her and Toilet Requisite, prepared from CT
TICTRA. j. indispensable in treating skin Dis
eases, Baby Humors, Skin Blcmishes. sun
burn, and Rough. Chapped. or Greasy skin.
CTTICURA REMEDIES are absolutely pure,
aud the only real Blood Purifiers and skin
Beautlners- Free from mercury. arsenic.
lead, zinc, or any other mineral or vegetable
poison whatsoever.
IT WOULD, require this entire paper to do
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by the CUTICCRA REsOLvENT internally. and
CUTICUBA and CrTICURA SOAP externally.
ECZEMA Of the palms Of the hands and Of the
ends Of the fingers. very difficult to treat and
usually considered Incurable; small patches
OF letter and salt rheum on the ears, nose, and
sides of the face.
SCALD HEADS with loss of haIr without
number; heads covered with dandruf and
scaly eruptlOns, especially of children and in
iants, many of which since birth had been a
mass Of scabs:
ITCHING, burning and scaly fortunes that
bafled even relief from ordinary remedies
so0thed and healed as by magic;
PSORIASIS, leprosy, and other frightful forms
OF skin diseases. scrOfulOus ulcers, old sores,
and dscharging wounds each and all OF which
have been speedily,permanently and ecOnomi-
cally cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when
physicians, hospitals, and all other remedies
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sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA, zoe.
REsOLyENT. 81. SOAR. pc. POTTER DRUG
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Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13
4 New Hotel.


There is nothing that helps a city so
much As a great hotel. With people who
have been its guests it is their idea OF the
CITY in which il is located, and its COM
forts and its grandeur Is a constant topic
Of conversation at their homes and Wheh
they are abroad. In this fast age notnlhs
has progressed with greater rap'dlty III
the requirements OF modern LIE than 'he
botnl quarter of century ago
almost auv large building answered
for hosiery. but now the fastidlous tray
eIer expects not only the comforts Of
home. but even more than that. He often
leaves his home TO enjoy the luXuries Of
hotel life. The Kimball in Atlanta the
Maxwell al Nashville, cities OF the size 81
savannah. have aided greatly in building
up those places. Travellers. provided
they stay. become better acquainted with
tue people. and the people, feeling a Just
pride In their public guest house. assem-
Die there % mingie with strangers. Its
r5tunda Is the grand meeting place for all.
such "a hotel would cause our city 10
he the winter resort Of thousands Of North
eru visitors. and would also De place
LHE people IN Inc lAlEAAuA ~ AAD AA-oAAN ~
spend the summer months on the coast.
NO southern city has more salubrlous
winter climate than savannah, and Its
many advantages in other respects are
well known. Fine drives, and delightful
suburban resorts accessible by rail, afford
recreation during the day, while hand
some theatre and the excellent library Of
the Historical society are open in the
evenings. Tn addition 10 these advantages
the numerous public squares, Forsyth
Place and the fine wide streets, are
the delight of an visitors. Every religious
denomination has fine church, and able
cler-ymen I'LL the puIpits. The city IS
only day and a half journey from New
York or Cincinnati.
4 new hotel viii not be injurious to the
interests Of the five we now have. but
On the contrary VIII be beneficial. as the
overflow Of visitors viii increase their
trade. We trust that the meetin. tonight
viii De- able To- devise the means TO con-
summate this long cherished idea. a
large and commodi0us hotel.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

The people 81 Ohio. by majority Of
more than l2.eo. have said that they do
mt believe rle story sci afost .'y Jay
r.a,,.zr amid Governor Foster that H9atiy
-a5f $4,000. tar his nomination.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

The result Of the election in Ohio was
received by office-hOlding Republicans in
Washington with melancholy surprise.
The future doesn't look as bright to them
as it did a few days ago. They feel that
in little more than a year not few of
them viii be asked to vacate their COM
Portable places and that the request will
not be repeated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

Major W. II. Smyth, who has been APP
pointed postmaster at Atlanta, is well
known in this city. He resided here part
of the time when he was United States
Marshal.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13
Newspaper for Sale.

7 OFFER the BERRIEN COUNTY NEWS
/ and Office outfit for sale on liberal terms
The paper is in its ninth volume, has a good
circulation and located in a growing town.
Address w. H. LOSTINGER
Proprietor.
Alapaha, Ca.
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Rnarnirn.

ID OARnING.-A few select permanent and
- transient boardeFs can lind good aec8m-
modaiions ard home comforts; every COVE
nlence; location very desirable I12 Joaa
street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

Mr.. John Thompson, Vice President Of
the Chase National Bank, Of New York,
thinks that as there is no elasticity OF
cNpaBsibility in our currency. and a
grave consequences would follow finan-
ciai panic because of the lack Of elias
ITCHY. Congress ought to authorize The
Secretary Of the Treasury TO give the
needed elasticity. under proper restric-
tlons. In his address before the Bankers
'''''--''tton At Louisville. he pronnsa@
that the bankers a. thl country should
urge upon Congress the necessity Of legs
lation covering the ideas presented in the
following resolution:
That Congress should enact "A law in
yesting the Secretary of the Treasury. as
the highest financial officer. with full
power To receive amy United States bonds.
not exceeding i'm amount $l0u. OOU. 900. and
% issue therefor currency notes. equal in
amount 10 the par value of the bonds de-
posted. and accrued interest on the same.
Interest on the bonds while on deposit to
accrue u the Treasury. Depositors to be
allowed 10 redeem bonds at any time
without notice. Bonds SO deposited
10 be subject 10 call for redemp-
ti0n upon sixty DAYS notice from the
Secretary, and 10 be forfeited To the Treas
urN upon failure to respond TO such call.
Tho Secretary. i'm the exercise Of the au-
thoritv - delegated. TO act bv and with
the advice and consent of the President
OF the Jnited states, and under such fur
Their restrictions as the wisdom Of Con-
-resS may provide TO guard against its
improper exercise.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

Dr. stone. of this city, and DR.. Godfrey.
of New Orleans. have been ordered TO
Brcwtou. Alabama. to investigate the
character of the fever prevailing there.
They both belong TO the Marine Hospital
service, and as far as we are informed
they are well qualified to discharge the
duty 10 which they have been assigned.
Ii they report that the disease Is yellow
fever the Marine Hospital Service will
take charge Of the fever cases if the Gov
erHor of Alabama makes request for
aid. While Doctors stone and Godfrey
are inquirine into the character Of the
fever it j. 70 Doe hoped they Will also IN
ve-tigate It's cause. provided it
proves 10 Dee yellow fever.
ID IL is yellow fever the general impress
sion viii Doe that it did not originate
there. The conclusion viii be. perhaps,
that il was imported from the Pensacola
navy yard. II will be urged, however,
that it could not have been imported from
that place because there has been a cor
don around the navy yard and the village
Of Warrington ever since the fever made
its appearance there. and it Will be
has not been broken. 1t will also he
urged that the fever could not very well
have reached Brcwton without finding
Judgement i'm Pensacola. But it is
claimed thai Pensacola Is free from fever
and Is in an exceptionally healthy condi-
ton. our dispatches yesterday reported a
death from yellow fever at Ocean Springs,
Miss. The physicians at that point ought
To- know what yellow fever is. They have
mad plenty Of experience with it. Was
that a sporadic case. or was the fever
imported: We have in the last few years
been led 10 believe that yellow fever is
always imported from Havana, or some
other place where the disease is present
throughout the year. and have. therefore.
felt safe behind a strict quarantine. Ii Is
% be hoped that this belief will bc con-
iirmed by investigations at BrewtOn and
Ocean Springs.
our Consul at smyrna expresses the
opinion that the late cholera epidemic in
Egypt was cneendered by filth. DO all
epidemics have "A similar origin: is "a
question that is now being debated among
sanitarians. The cholera conference in
l>G6 advised quarantine, that of 1874
medical inspection, and it is not improba-
ble that the next International Health
Conference Will say that epidemics can
only be prevented by cleanliness and
proper sanitary regulations. All the
great cities of the world are giving more
attention to sanitary matters ROW than
ever before. This is particularly the case
with respect to the Southern cities Of this
country About all Of them have sani-
tlrv associations.
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a;nr alrnt.


FOR RENT, three desirable rooms for =,
i uemen; one large room on second r.,
ana TWO large rooms (c0nnecte = on ftiss
noor; use OF bath. Apply lS5 Gordon stree.
TOR RENT, store in Lippman's Block In
i gress street, recently occupied hv q
Van Horn \ 90. Apply 10 LIPPMAN BROS
TO RENT a small house. Apply n 1
Brought0n street.
E0R RENT, from November ]. thai de-7---
i bic two-story on basement brick dweiis,
70. 80 Harris street. at present occupied f
X \. Reed. Esq. House has every corrs
nience. Apply 70 L. J. GIIIMARTiN. pa
or to PETER REILLY. p Drayton street.
EOR RENT. that fine three-storv on L1---
4 mcnt residence No. l34 Tavlor -rTee
Monterey ward, recently occupied bv VI 81
Ward. Esq. The house has every con yenier@.
and VIII be put in good condition for a fqnss,
who docs not want 1t for a boarding bouse
4. H. DOR>ETT
DOR RENT, from October !. a fbree-Sfo--
l. brick house, centrally located. with al
modern improvements. Address S. this offee
giving fun name.
DOR RENT OR LEASE. grocery store ana
l. dwelling on Montgomery street and goi
ton lane. Apply ON premises.
EOR RENT. the Lamar tract al land -lf7
L ated just east of Randolph street. u.
gether with the houses and outbuildiugs Fs
particulars and terms. apply 10 gro N
ON EMS. No. Bull street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

1t is astonishing what curious lot Of
damaging testimony can be obtained in a
contested will case to show that the tes-
tatOr was insane. The will Of eX-Presi-
dent Fillmore's widow is now being con-
tested in Buffalo, New York. and though
while living no one suspected her sanity,
the testimony that has been introduced
leaves the impression that she was little
better than raying lunatic.
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Eor saIr.
FOR SALE
l. STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
BY
JOS. II. BAKER.
stall 66. Savannah Market
FOR SALE, TOP SPRING WAGON, 4.

DOR SALE, rent or lease. IS acre. Of lana
one and half miles from City ENchangs
Apply TO JNO. q. SMITH
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

The Columbus, Ohio, correspondent of
the PHILADELPHIA Press undertook to get
up sensation over the election i'm that
state. The day after the election he teIe-
gTaphed that u was lust learned that
the Republicans have been advised Of
ilaerant frauds in the counting in Cincin-
natl and elsewhere. and that Foster and
Keifer and "a lot of other Republican
leaders hurried 10 Cincinnati on a special
train" The correspondent proceeds to
say that there are indications that some
candidates and a lot Of accOmplices will
will see the inside Of the pcnitentiary.
Il is astonishing that first-class news
paper like the Press would print such
stun without first finding out whether or
not IL had any foundation.
Washington correspondents say that
the Postmaster General has been discip-
lining his first assissistant. Mr. HattOn.
4 day OF two ago Mr.. Hatton expressed
his opinion Of the civil service law pretty
freely. The opinion wasn't at all COM
plimentary to the law. Mr.. Hatton was
told that he talked too much. Mr.. Hat
ton is quite a bright young man, but if
he doesn't put paddock on his mouth he
will be on his way to Iowa even before the
Democrats take possession Of the govern
mcnt and ..turn the rascals OUT
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W ANTED, a young man WHO -
understands the restaurant S,'o,gasnly
WIN good references. Apply az ill., AP6ss55sss
streets. Dfaytaa
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" AAIED, rooms, furnished -
~ nished. IN central locsl5fr aniss
I,essional gentleman. Apply IN p1s
Morning News Office. - ,. D.
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4
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Morning News office. = D. 2
" ANTED, comfortable rooro 80
privilege, either with ~ wr.9ii N.t4 lad
On South Broad, Liberty or Jones st. 1oarg
aress reply TO b. c. D., care al No. Ad.
W ANIED.-Traveier t3FfRg ,I-7---- -
can hear Of valuable a1djii-, seeiioa
Tor go 10 so weekly. Comn,is-.-. boo
Samples small. lMPOaTER. RI, : =, cash
WANTED. five tidy cash lors +, -
" MAYER & co. a. H. ALT
BOARD wANTED.-A gcnIIs75-- ---5--
who viii return from the North af.s, ~
would like to obtain rooms ana l,.,.
year in private family. Central psr-..
city preferred. Address. stating loe,,,o-
Bon -, savannah Post O65e.
w ANTED, a young man WHO iI---------.-
" understands the restaurant f.ylsnly
with good references. Apply at h. , Jrs5siLlaess
SALOON, corner OF Brougitou and ns.AADlE
streets. Dfayiaa
WANTED. a situation IN 4 yc1-- ------
" wears Of age, a. clerk. or h s, Ia =
capacity so that he can earn q NviT! vlAef
give good references. Please aeisirasg Oan
ON {. IL, corner Walnut and Harrisog ia. ssA
W ANTED. for the winter. To------t
-, MS class lSmily south. where teset.-al
VIII be received for board: music 5r5 F.--4liIg
References exchanged. Addres, NPS 3 ie u
PIERCE. Box SIS. Evanston lu L -
VI ANTED. every body 10 know that r -
" loan money on Diamonds. Wst.haA
JeWeiry, Nilyerware. etc. Paw hieha.t 1.,litta
for Old Gold and Silver at Liceg-ej ra '@sa
BERG. Manager. III.
w ANTED, a practical gardener and 7o---,
" to take charge Of a vegetable farm s.ss
small nursery. inquire c. SELLER. toe ,-a'
dia Park ''vf'
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WANTED. five tidy cash 49,
" MAYER & co. a. x. ALT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

Mrs. LauGtry has announced that she
visits our shores Il second time under the
protecting wing of her venerable mother.
If Is doubtful Fl this announcement viii
revive the waning interest in the English
beauty. As a curiosity she has had her
Iay ana as 5u actress she never had any
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-13

How o. get ria III the bob-taii ears j. the
problem which is just now calling into
exercise the best intellect in Philadelphia.
Probably after "a few more people are
l1lled through their agency the City Coun-
ED VIII bein frame of mind To pass an
ordinance making the running Of sucn
cars unlawful
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year in a private family. Central han.