Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-01

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The cold wave Of the last days of Au-
rpst nut money in the pockets OF. those
theatrical managers who were so iortu-
nate as 10 have opened their theatres
The Kfnetseuh Century solemnly de-
s.i.les shat the British Empire has no right
10 endure. II Is not believed that the
aFee. of this decision will be startling.
Tho United states Labor Committee are
r4ttjag a good deal Of information on one /
subject and another. 1t is doubtful that
shey viii make any practical use OF it.
TIE Washington Post suggests that if
either OF the old tickets are TO be brought |
a.lt- thev ought both to be trotted out. |
Tsa suggestion IS worth considering.
Hon. Frank Hurd has been heard from
II lat. He rises TO say that Mr.. Randall
cannot he elected Speaker. 1t IS to be
EMPEROR William and Bismarck do not
appear 70 be in harmony with respect TO
the policy 10 be pursued toward France.
Bismarck wants to aggravate. while the
Emperor wants to placate. that country.
Ex-Speaker keifer promises TO make ten
-lceehes for Foraker. RObeson's eXpe-
rIcnce with Keifer ought to warn OHIO
Republicans to keep the eX-SpCaker OF
The stomp il they want to elect their can
.Iida,a
Th Dorsey revelations have done the
county one service ut least. They have
shown Deacon Richard smith IN his true
c0lar-. The deacon heretofore has es-
capped al ccnsure under cover of his
wicked partners.
~u4tor John sherman appears 70 he
mak.a- some pretty strong assertions in
ohze f1r man whose confidence in hu-
snau nature Is shaken. Perhaps he hopes
,E.t ais confidence viii be restored before
tie National Republican Convention
sne=e-
Rhode Island and Delaware could both
be slowed away in the National Yellow
stone Park and vet leave room enough for
the Presidential party to 20 trout fishing
IN q new locality every day in year
without coming across either Of these
states.
Local option laws have worked wonders
in Canada. The Canadian Finance Min
Iste-- >ir Leonard Tilley, says that since
the enactment Of the laws the consump-
ZION u Intoxicating liquor in the Domin-
Iel has fallen from 100000 gallons annu-
ally q $4,000 gallons.
notwithstanding that Hon. David Davis
i - happy in the bosom Of his family, it
- certain that he would gladly come forth
frau Lis retirement if either one Of the
Great rarties should call him. Ii is safe
10 state that however eagerly he may lis
Yen b. viii not hear call.
In the debate that has been going on
between this country and Great Britain,
relative to diseased cattle in this country,
Great Britain has the best Of it. Our gov
eminent says that there are no diseased
s-arf}. in this -couutrs- -Fns'-'Hu says
here.
3Iile, Commander will probably be the
Republican candidate for Congress in the I
First North Carolina district, where va
..allel exists on account Of the death of
0u-ressman-elect Pool. 4 good deal de- |
pena-. however. on the outcome Of the /
lttIe r9w into which he got at the Metro I
lsolitJu Hotel. Washington. last Wednes- /.
,iay, With the father of the girlhe engaged /
20 marry and then deserted.
Ia small holders of Nevada mining I
stocks are being squeezed out now as 4
rast - notices can be served of their delin- .
.;Ue0cieS in the assessments. which. of .
course, are made to follow each other with /
Alfred speed 10y the impatient-tO-be- /
rich 'i9 holders. Their stock is brought /
- tn block, says the New York Bulletin, |
with Is little cOmpunction on the part of .
the Companies rs "A mock auctiOneer /
vouid show in " knocking down " brass /
watch.
Perhaps the largest raft OF timber ever
zsu5v Il il the world recently arrived at
View ark by sea. 1t contained 100000
Eet- 81 timber, built in cribs 60 feet long,
=; l5et vide, and drawing feet 6 inches
lf water. 1t was lowed by two tugs from
~ Johns. y. b.. and made the passage
iH H.uegeen days. putting into harbors for
protection several times on the way. As
lH experiment it was considered success
fUi- and may exercise considerable infiu-
cuce q the lumber trade hereafter.
III business outlook in the West. ac-
,-o-dln- 10 the Pittsburg Gazette. is not as
hopeful at this season as il might be. The
people there fear, from the perturbatIOns
ia Wall street. and the stringency of the
-uonev market. that the bottom has not
vet Heen reached in the downward ten
;leHcE. and they are. therefore. disposed
-to hcil back and wait. Ii is noticeable,
says The Gc-efte. that collections are
SLOW specially in the towns. and unless
5Lerr i a speedy change for the better.
merchants will be none too ready to grant
credit for the fall trade
secretary Freiinghuysen seems to be
outtlolng "Laundalet' Williams who, it
viii he remembered. earned his title by
usim- government equipage for private
purposes. Mr. Frelinghuysen has been
spending the summer on the Jersey coast.
l. ! alleged that he took away from
Washing carriage and team belong
Ing 70 the state Department. Also, that
hc took messenger. hostler and coach
man. who are borne on the rolls of the
department. The action Of the Secretary
of state, however, Is not much worse
thau that Of the Secretary of the Navy.
pleasure trip along the coast.
The New York Times SAYS Superin-
teuGent Walling was much excited the
other day upon discOverin. that among :
she pictures in the rogues' gallery were
the photographs Of many honest men.
taken wears ago, and which have since
been exhibited a. thieves ana eyil-dOers.
Is Superintendent Walling a new incum-
f,..f,t. that he has just made the discovery.
Taken years ago. Does the Times mean
IA saw that none have been taken in late
wears. Ii Will console those ''honest
men no doubt, to hear that Superin-
ssuJeut Walling, in his excitement, has
ie.u wedding the gallery Of their pic
t,ifes" aud that they will no more be ex-
hiuited a. thieves and evil-doers.
Protectorate is only another name for
conquest. The powers Of Europe are as
greedy and INSCRIPTIONS Of conquest now
~ they were in the Middle Ages. but on
account Of the ''decent respect they have