Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-06-06


IS -.ll. what puzzliu=-
TIE ~a--aueI Department Of Justice at
Washington b. preparing for an election
f-.rf campaign in louisiana. Its eXpe-
-..r-. ODD south Carolina does not appear
O.. have taught DO anything
r.. VIRGINIA Democrats need 10 elect
.ulF nine of The u senator's that are 10 b.
.....t..l in November to give them control
art.. state senate. which now Is Ma
Earef -Iy. They expect % elect at least
Twelve.
r washington Post thinks it is as
iaui~aiu- Thar The Bank Of England main
fala- it~ usual supply Of specie, despite
fG. enormous output Of british gold
Ertl. propagation % free trade senti-
l..ur iu this country
Tha Denver TrlsH. remarks that if
Ia-su is nominated Tor the Presidency he
uiII .arLy tle country. II Logan shares
tll- I-lief. he may De- expected 10 get
r.aft ta rut in his work forthwith. But
perhaps De is NOT over credulous.
Editor Reid when Porter completes his
engagement in the role Of Eli Perkins in
E1-Iaud. should dispatch bis veracioUs
correspondent o France and Germany.
Tue beauties of protection as there pre-
s.ut0i must Boz quite enhancing.
THE Boston Posi- remarks: ..Of A daily
newspapers which published the account
oTrHe Erauhlyu bridge disaster. - used
tue headline Baptized in Blood 10 \
Baptism of Blood and Q Baptism Of
BnaIr It was a very co-singular-inci-
deuce-
Ez-Cou-rsssman \ cafes. Of North Caro-
Iiaa- SAYS the Democrats will carry that
state without d-mculty. He regards Ma
homes resent disaster in Virginia as like
is rs discourage the Coalition movement
Boz all the other Southern States where ii
has beeu attempted
The Indiana supreme Court has decided
that married woman cannot enter into
c.rariutrship with her husband OF any
other person for the purpose of carrying
au a partnership. business. and that she Is
uat liable for -ools sold a "a partnership
Erm Boz which she is a partner.
tsav. Grant. OF Colorado. says his state
is solid Cor senator Mcdonald for the
Presidency. IT, saws the senator told
hTu e. fcv DAYS ago that he was i'm favor
ofa tard Cor revenue only. As the eX-
SENATOR also told the country likewise
bis status ou Che question Is pretty well
defined.
The Great Eastera. English papers say,
,~--l iu Che American fresh meat trade.
ana 90 to l.e uSej 49, cold storage dead
meat uarehau~e station IN one Of the
lar-r ports on thc south coast OF England.
Ia. Iu-kIa~- owners ofthe mammoth craft
are to 1,e cou-ratulated.
p.acau Richard smith was moved to in
euir tae ather day. what Is the matter
uth the moons~ Up 20 date there is
uHTain- extraordinary observable i'm con-
n.tfrn with that wen known luminary.
It j. ta l-a hoped that the gloomy outlook
t.r th. 1901. in Ohio has not affected the
eaa.l Deacon seriously
ExJsoy,fuor John ;. Phelps, President
81 the Missouri Free Trade League. has
i~-ctI "a cau Tor a state convention of
saaf brIy next month. Governor Phelps
has hal -aol opportunities for acquiring
araciical business ku0wledgeo of the sub
aet having leen Congressman for
tl-tteau wears. aUd Tor eleven Chairman
oftbe Way> and Means Committee.
Emigration from Great Britain for the
frst fsur months oi the year was ll0.56S.
a-alu~i ls->>'5> last wear. and all this re-
daetion was iu the departures 10 this
celutry. Australia took twice As many
fHui-raats - in I>>3. l>.633 against
azl> aud canada received ll.%04 this
wear ana al,sut the same last; but de-
r.ar-uus> to thc United States were 1855
fn I>>>- a-aiust lO5.l66 in ISL.
Ule Boston Adr.ri>,r. from a summary
ana lj-,~t of the fourteenth annual re-
Fssrt thl Massachusetts Labor Bureau.
derives tbe conclusion thar ia that state,
fsr tl.s near l>,sl and since. labor has been
leutr Fai5 than capital relatively 70 for
1ar wears. ami that the drift has been IA
t..ra Ile ta the consumer rather than to the
I.rsiu-,r of 11o,l>. These facts must have
escaped ihe attention &C those numerous
eminent Republicans whom the TnIr,ller
lntar,ieucd. They favored tariff reform
Teilt -rltla'l1-
tsaveruar Cleveland has signed the
new aaueluct Din Cor furnishing New
AtrR CITY with "a larger supply Of water.
III. Ir.s calls thc bil Infamous and
-. r.a~,rs Cor its approval simply au-
.sc5sr~~ The ErtEre styles the latter
WAL while the Hcuid thinks the
t..,.r-er wisely si-ued the bill" The
e.rarlrura authorized may reach SIS
a LHsa. The IfalS and Tribune might
revise their opinions IL the expenditures
et-a te Is Superintendent 10y z. O. 2.
Fr.ar.1.r~ exclusively.
>1eaklu- u the rraiu trade Of New Or
beams. the 2 la..s- tlaorrlf remarks: In
Ene. car n-ceipts of produce from the
West. ~e tar. have amounted 10 10000
lau~. IS very handsome increase over past
aears. Thcrc D.. moreover. every pros
raf that this business viii continue
- 8 uuch later day than usual in sum-
asr SIS consequence 90 the present high
..rss6an 10 thc river. which Is assured
- f.r weeks o. come. There Is, indeed,
every reason Cd hope that this river route
u4.l uNt Eae ctu-ll at al "a u'ats anu
l.ar-,~. this ycaE. by low water
Tan tass 90 count ting the Brooklyn
frilco receipts &C the first twenty-tour
b.ars was finished Friday. Two men
u.sra enrac,-I va IL early in the day, and
later tha number was increased % seven.
rse count showed that llo,39S paying foot
rassen-ers went upon the bridge between
fhe opening ca Thursday night and y
O'Clock Friday night. The tolls collected
Fsr vehicles amounted 20 SiSs >. The
taial receipts were S2.C)0. II was esti-
mated in the Office Of the bridge that in
addition CD the paying foot passengers
so.eae persons went on the bridge in the
course of the twenty-four hours in vehi-
cles 80 without paying, 50 that the num-
hgr faT tie drst day was close 70 10000.