Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-01

me barriers 81 FIttsHlr- have recently
H--ana rather religious and are very
street In kee7iue the sabbath Inc more
lr-ave-au- - tie Pittsaur-ers now have q
zsase themselves ou sunday morning.
Democrats. don't forget d vote to-day.
Ererv Democratic vote iu the senatorial
district ana county VIII o. needed. II
tHe Democrats vote we are sure 70 have
worthy ard competent men @ represent
Is ia the legislature.
Tia Charleston Na-s and Courier az
pears 81 De Sd grand boom II has
rew Hoe rlrieetiuE press. and comes ont
Is ar enlarged izht-pa-e-cut ami pasted
form. ItaI-a has new building Tor its
press and composing rooms.
Tho powder war appears % have
ended. TT s time a. least. The mauufac-
tsrrz Ifl what they could q convince
Ills public thar il wuuid never have any
more wholesome bread until il quit
using baking powers altogether.
Il was rather 4 cold day ior Judge
Reid. Republican candidate for Governor
arTgnnes-ee. when be and GOV. Porter
went - Union City Saturday. but the
rrE= tvya Republicans in the town turned
old ana did the hest they could for him.
ur course he was warmed up a little when
Is. saw rH Democrats cheering for Bate.
Commissioner Lariug appears 30
IS worse manager OF the
Agricultural Department than was
M. Ie Due. u Duo wasted q good
deal 81 time ana money trying e raise
ia. while l.oring. from the way he j.
making ravin- Republican campaign
speeches, appears % be doing his utmost
ta raise halifax.
me Democrats ol Washington city can't
vote lar the Democratic Presidential can
dHara. but they seem 70 have their hearts
enlisted 10 the cause af honest govern
u.ut. TITS said that men, women and
children are contributing literally q the
Democratic campaign fund. and that too
without undue solicitation, and without
amy threats whatever
Tao heavens went an day sunday AZ
Cleveland. Ohio, ard 80 kept Blaine from
s7irg eut and creating a sensation hy
shedding crocodile tears over the remains
at Garfield. Democratic reporters are
being vigorously excluded from the Blaine
circus. a= many things happen along the
route that it is desired hy the managers
81 the show u keep quiet.
The Republican papers are boastine
thar active young men are stepping for
ward Is take the places Of such men a.
senator Anthony as they drop out Of line.
1t seems. however. that nobody i step
uiu- forward % take the places 81 such
men Is curtis, Beecher, Jones, and the
hundreds 81 others who now turn away
from the grand old party and demand re-
farm.
me refusal Of the superintendent Of
Public schools in New York p excuse
Hebrew children on religious feast and
fast DAYS is an unreasonable discrlmina-
ton AGAINST large. influential and lib
eraI part Of tine community, and the He
brews IL that city are filed with just in
dieuatiou. The importance Of the matter
NAV IS imagined when it IS known that
there are about 10000 Hebrew children in
The public schools Of New \ ork.
Gen. Grant is hard at work on his book.
Tor which he is to receive $4,000 when
it Is completed. Thus he viii not have 10
wait for ROYALTY or commissions on sales.
Ii is expected that the work viii be com
pIeted by next spring. Grant appears to
have gwen up all hope OF ever being En-
peror Of Dictator of this country. he Il
now practically ont Of politics. and does
not seem u be very enthusiastic for that
eminent haIf-breed, the ''pIumed knight"
Itis understood that ". II. Vanderbilt
has made a very large contribution 20 the
Republican campaign fund-somethinE
like Sla0.9d0. 1t is more than probable
that he considers the contribution "a
bread east upon the waters. and has pref
q good assurances that Blaine VIII ''cast
an anchor 10 vindward' for him. if the
pIumsd knight should get into the Presi-
DENTAL chair. There are many ways in
which Blaine might make himself useful
q Vanderbilt.
Hazin- is occasionally practiced at
Vanderbilt University. Nashville. >atur-
dav night some students took fresh out
q see the town. and on their return u
the COLLEGE compelled him, at the point q
n ufstoI. to give up all his money. Next
morning be put the case in the hands q
the police. and now some young men Of
the highest responsibility are charged
IL NJ
hazin- viii hardly be tried again at Van
derUlt.
Pedsstrianism is not popular at Fo-t
Wavua. Ind. A long distance walker at
fhat place last week was abused by the
preachers and local papers. pelted with
er-s and stones BY the hoodlums, and
spit uuon ~ two ladies q high social
standing. He sad obligated to walk Loco
half miles in j. ODD half hours, but, seeing
srat his performance was not appreciated.
he quit liz disgust when a little over half
done his Journey, although he appeared as
II he could have easily finished IT,
the Republicans have been figuring
some on the probable Prohibition vote p
New YORK in the Presidential election.
II annears 10 Be pretty well conceded that
= I5hn viii get about $1,000 votes in the
state. and that most OF them viii be cast
bv men who have heretofore voted with
the Republicans. Ii seems now that
Blaine has scarcely a hope Of carrying
View York. and hence tie frantic effort
nat j. being made in the West assumes
the sfmilitude Of a foriOrn hope.
The statement is again made that the
Vanderbuts have lost between S5o,ooo,opo
and sal %. 900 in shrinkage Of securities
within the past few months. While they
10 not admit their losses, and are proba-
NV holding on 70 their investments in the
b9pa that prices viii soon improve. it is
believed that they are not altogether in a
nanny frame u mind, aud that there is no
GOOD reason to believe that they viii re-
cover their losses unless they make some
rrand ooup Fetaf, which would Be q
rather risky undertaking just now.
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