Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-30

All the wears he MS been IN once Ne ever
once preferred considerations Of public cuty
when there vas any consideration Of private
zsin 70 Re weighed against II. Cleveland. on
the other hand. hiss 8 record IS q public Of
fetal that any public man row living nav
Justly envy. and that : not surpassed By any
thing chr0nicled in the best DAYS OF the re-
public.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
HERB MAKART has left a fortune Of about
$4,000. 4 London picture dealer is said to
have offered s., 900 fer the contents o.
MakErt's studio.
AT the Cesarewiteh race meeting in Eng
Ian recently gentleman named Hammond
won SI50.0l0 on the victory OF St. Gatlen. So
600 On Melton who won the Middle Park
plate AID $500 On his own horse EuT4-
ciau. besides smaller bets amounting to over
S.. COO more: making total for the week Of
over $4,000.
Max O'RELL in his new book admits the
existence Of much female beauty, especially
OF compIexion. in EnEland-OT at least IN Lon
don. 10 which his experiences seem % have
been mostly confined. When he walks IN THE
fashionable promenade OF Hyde Park' ne
sees few pretty women but the snop-Zlris
leave nothing 70 be desired EFen tneys now
ever. are eclIpseo b. the hours Of me rsssAu-
rants and bufets." But lest the favored Eng-
lIsbman be OVerprOud Of hi good fortune he
adds, ia j0lie Amerieaine-" Mss Mary An
-
champion beauty OF the world.
It's told Of little Joe Levy. Minnie Con-
ways little son by her first husband. the IA
nous eornetist: The child was playing IN the
rotuRda Of the Windsor Hotel. at Denver,
year ago last spring. the very day his mamma
was married 70 Dir. Tearle- He was pretty
chick and attracted general 2Iten lion- Aha
vOuDz man. sscried one pleasant Old gentleman
SEEING the child and setting him asLrlde ms
knee: whose little boy are you 8: Inc pre-
cOcioUs youth replied very promptly. Please
sir was Papa Levy's little boy yesterday,
aud an PAPA Tearle's little boy to-day; /
don't know whose little boy Will be to-mor-
row.
TIE feud existing between Lord and Lady
Lytton did not end with their separation
She published novel that was hbelous sa-
tire on him. His election day at herJtord she
drove I'D IN a chase, mounting the musings
after him. and poured forth a torrent o. m
rscriva AGAINST him 70 the assemb led crowd
The incident gave occasion 70 s4uI1. as
cribed. probably unjustly, 70 Lnelr son. e
Meredith" the present Loru IL ttoh anu eA-
/ Eicer0v Of India, Of which one stahzA was;
s.WhO came TO Hartford IN chase
And uttered anything but praise
About the author Of my dayst
Ny mother"
Dos PIATT, the poet, tells az aneedote to
illustrate his unpopularity as q member o.
the Ohio legislature: lone day a shy and
ElELEE -Ull leLauM asAc-A AA-- ~ ---- ---
.ear-irr A hill Of his through the House. The
Tanuesr was 50 strange that ! responQes:
.Certainly. fetch me YOUR papers anu " ii.
make an argument IN behalf Of your measure
Heavens. no. Colonel he exclaimed IN Eor-
rOr. that Is not the way. ~ nat = ny 9e!'
tnen.' We'll. Colonel, don't get mAu' Out'
YOU see. You 20 for these fellows pretty savage,
and the only way the jackaszes can ger even
with sou i 10 vote az n you NoN, wren
nv hill comes uu. # you'll make one OF your
Internal attacks on It and me. all the stooplds
II rush 10 and vote for II. see:
II a child Is so unfortunate as 70 chop OF
one Of his fingers with a meat ak II does mol
follow that he Is TO remain mutlated Ior lie.
Dr.. Fave. Of Finistere, was called 70 one
whose first finger was hanzlng Dy a enaA
piece Of skin. Not being willing 70 40 SURG
cal work at night, ne put tne AnseI n pa -aCe
and braced il with q couple Of corset DontS-
Next dav the finger was doing 50 wen lHat ne
did not disturb 1t. II four days theFe was
/ evidence of union. in ten days the child could
move the finger. and IN a month ne was COM
pIetelv cured. No stitches were used ".
Fave thinks that there Is too mucA nasty
surgery. and the editor OF the 0o&FItA. "e
Ye,7sefrk. IN agreement with him, says that
with modern surgical dressings fingers may
often be saved, even when comp1eleIy
severed.
a WESTERN paper tells a good story OF
Frederick Billings. OF Vermont, who Is one OF
the directors Of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Arriving in Duluth not long ago with party
Of friends in lis private car, he saw news
boy standing on the platform. Have you
the It. Paul Pioneer Pressf asseo MI. biII-
iugs. The boy said he had. I've me I'VE
copies. Got any other papers, W. ami the
Minneapolis IFbunsf res, Il taAe w.
Anv Chicago UapersE" ''TribHBe or Iimssf
..Gfve me I'VE Of each. Any Duluth papers:,
s.Ersning Herald, jest out. All F8uts u
take five Of that, too Inc boy eyes nau
been getting bigger and bigger during TINS
collOquv His suspicious that dangerous
rival was going into the news business IN
creased with every order, anu scanning l1e
millionaire raj road director from mead %
foot, he exclaimed. Look here. mister, are
you selling papers on this tram:
THE london Truth tells this story Of Frank
Power. a weu-knOwn English newspaper
man. gifted with a vivid imagination; 4
little while before he went to Egypt he was
sitting with some friends. You know, ne
said, that once held hlgn RANK IN tIe aus aus
rrian armv.i The friends said that they
earned this for the first time, ana ne pro-
ceeded: We'll. I went back IeW months
ago 70 Vienna. and went 70 see a pa! AZ tlc
Burg Theatre. The Empress OF AI@tLl& y a.
seated in a box. surrounded by her ladies' ana
gent emen. She recognized me az once, anu
Seut a Chamberlain to desire me TO come up
20 her l found Her Majesty alone IN a small
retiring room. behind her box, and she pointer
to a seat Then he paused. Go on win
your story, said friend. 'Gentlemen, ne
continued 'as an officer and a gentleman, you
must allow me to say no more
JUDGE JAMES SMITH. Of the Superior Court
Of Buffalo. is a Republican. j friend Of his,
Mr.. Philo Parsons, of Detroit, recently wrote
him. asking him what manner Of man Gov
Cleveland is. Judge Smith replies: "Goy.
Cleveland is an upright, honest man, OF IN
corruDrble integrity, of fair abilities, OF IN
firing industry and great capacity Ior laOor.
He has administered the various omcee ne
has held wisely and well. making fewer
errors, perhaps, than more orAllant man
might have done. He Is one OF those men
who are always adequate TO the duties OF the
place they are called to I'LL. He has always
been considered here a strong partisan, but
think he Is capable Of preferrlng the gooQ OF
ms country to that Of his party, where they
ccafict, and the conflict is perceived by MIN.
He l. plain man, without pretense or osten-
tatiOn. modest IN prosperity, not elaIed pE
success beyond reason. and with gooq soH9
common sense that stands IN good stead on all
occasions. l am personally friendly 70 GOV.
Cleveland, but l shall vote the Republican
ticket"
\ Prominent POLITICIAN Of Y ale was neatly
done up this Summer BY a sharp game. Hap
pening to be in a hotel lobby, he heard one
gentleman say to another: 'Pn bet you $40
can name twenty States that will 90 Demo-
cratic this fall" The man Immediately &C
cepted the bet. and the names were delivered
to him in a sealed envelope, which he was not
II open for a few minutes. \ little Whlie
after the same man. beingin Dragging mood,
sald that ne cOu4u name 7lA LnoLe ga 60
would 20 the same way Men Called MIN
crazy and some went out to look for The pO
lice. In the meantime he pulled ont his tank
book and offered to back up his statement to |
the amount Of S25. Our college politician,
standing BY, offered 70 bet him $50. Inc man
cOollv accepted, and wrote down the names OF
the six best Democratic states IN the Union. |
Then there was naturally some curiosity 10 |
see what the other twenty names were, and |
the enTel0pe was opened, when II was found |
that twenty States had been named regard /
less Of their political tendency. Inc man |
sacrificed so to make SIS. and our college |
friend. being generous, increased the amount |
by Szs.
BRIGHT BITS.
4 sTRE CURE for insOmnia-send the baby TO |
its grandmOther.-Phi Philadelphia Call.