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j. il. ESTILL, Savannah, ga
There are thirteen persons IN the Gin
cinnatf Jail charged with murder. Even
Cincinnati has something to brag on
Keifer has begun to feel more kindly to-
wards the press, aud row laughs heartily
when New Jersey paper alludes to MI
Phelps IS q dude.
Frank TIatton has at last come out con-
oaercr Even the Philadelphia Press has
qui. cauias on him to go. 1t evidently
became discouraged.
Tho senatorial question in Kentucky IS
still unsettled. and the boys may yet have
aesH IN Carlisle to keep the peace by
securing she bone Of contention himself.
can't some lover Of his country induce
O.Dal evan Rossa 70 30 to the Soudan
,.itn bis alleged dynamite brigade, and
try Bis band at blowing up the False
Prophet
IL is 70 be hoped the senate will give
Nessrs. Dawes and Uoar leave of absence
Ianz ercu-h to prepare their answers to
tae categorical questions of the Massa-
II
ti1l.
lar2e numbers Of English sparrows
were frozen to death in the North during
the recent cold weather. Those who
were disposed to think that nature made
a mistake must take this fact into con-
s.deration.
The Republican newspapers are kindly
srecest,ng how the election of Payne to
The senate from Ohio can be defeated. We
BEGIN 90 suspect after all that he is the
very man for the place or the Republicans
would rot he SO much opposed to his cleo
tjou.
IL win De little satisfaction to the
reading public to know that Nennor, the
weather false prophet, has predicted that
the latter part of January will be mid,
but that February VIII be cold and stormy
twin soon be in order for hum to foretell
q blustery March.
JAY HubbaIl saws he has retired per-
manent}y from politics, and Will hence
forth devote his attention to his private
interests. a good many people have been
uuaenerous enough to think that his pri-
waite interests were pretty we'll looked
after al the while he was in politics.
the commission Of GOV. Newell, Of
Washington Territory, expires next
Aprii. = prominent applicant for the
place is Mrs. Abigail Dunoway. Madam
Duu9war is the editor of an Oregon paper
and well qualified for the place to which
she aspires. Arthur can distinguish his
administration if he desires by making
woman a Governor.
T1e commercial editor of the New York
World may he an expert in regard to the
habits Of live stock i'm that section, but he
seems to have mixed his metaphors up
little. He says: The grain market is
decreased. vet the bull stands on the
street believing to attract foolish lambs,
and predicting q splendid boom in the
market" Smart bulls they have up there.
raa poor burglars Of New York are be-
ing abused by the women again. One Of
them tras arrested Saturday night in
Brooklyn while staggering along the
street with his face covered with blood.
Il was discovered on investigation that
he hat been detected trying to enter the
house OF a Mrs. Buckley, and that she had
administered summary justice to him
with a poker.
1t has been more than suspected for
some time that the opposition to the i'm
portlton Of American pork in France
was more in the interest Of protection
than the public health. An independent
newspaper in Paris, La France, has just
come out in opposition to the prohibition,
aud saws that 1t causes a loss TO the con-
sumers of that country of 100,0OO,OOO
francs annually, and inures to the benefit
of few monopousts only.
Tilden Samuel D. the Connecticut
man who swindIed the New York bunko
men by means of worthless drafts, ought
not to be too severely censured by the
papers Of that city. The diamond cut
diamond principle may not be very good
from a strictly moral standpoint, but il is
sometimes excusable. The Gotham
sharps ought to have been too sharp to
tackle a Tilden any way, especially when
he hailed from the nutmeg State.
Probably Russia wants to borrow few
millions of roubles from the R0thschilds,
as the government is taking steps to
amcIiorate the condition of the Jews in
that country. The Outrages perpetrated
on the Jews in Russia are ineXcusable
and barbarous in the extreme. The
Rothschilds control the money market of
Europe. and Russia can scarcely expect
anv fav0rs at their hands while their race
is murdered and outraged in all parts of
the Empire.
Dr.. Edward Richards, of New York, is
anxious to be interviewed by the Sun re-
porter who wrote the dueling article
reprinted in the MORNING News ofyester-
dav. It turned out that the belligerent
Georgians, Richardson and Robbins, who
challenged HIM TO mortal combat, We're
near relatives of the celebrated Thomas
Collins, Esq. If the doctor ever gets his
Gorceps on the tooth of the man that put
IN the lob. he will use his professional
skill in the torture line for all it is worth.
The Maryland authorities are disposed
to move with stately dignity. President
Garfield was shot in July, 1881, and died
in September following. In 1882 the Mary
land Legislature adopted resolutions Of
coincidence, and last Tuesday they were
forwarded to Mrs. Garfield, in due and
solemn form. by the Department of State.
# would seem that this tardy sympathy
would rather tend to reopen the good
ladv's grief, instead of tightening her
sorrow at the time she really needed
S mpathy.
Mrs. johnson, widow of that distin-
ouisbed Georgian, ex-Gov. Herschel V.
Johnson. and mother of Col. TOmlinson F.
Johnson. Collector of this port, died at
her home near Louisville, Jefferson
county. On Monday morning, after an
illness of about three months duration.
She was 70 years OF age, and was niece
of President James K. Polk. When
Young she was one of the most beautiful