Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-09-06


with his hat brim turned up in front and
hay seed in his hair.
The Washington city Democrats have
had east a brand new 12-pound brass can
non 10 be used in their campaign rallies.
Democracy appears 10 be on boom even
an that Republican 0tfice-Tidden town.
Some Of the papers are worried TO know
II Editor Dana can advocate both sides OF
n question and never bat his eyes. Proba-
blv he can. but il is a well-known fact
chat he has learned how to wink his ears.
Tine Chinese boast that they are not at
all discouraged by the recent French vic
tory. Wise men are said to foresee the
evil and hide themselves, but fools pass
on and are punished, or words to that
effect.
last winter when Rev DIR. J. b. Me
Ferran Law at the point OF death, Bishop
pierce was teIcgraphed to be In readiness
IN urpach his funeral sermon. fester-
dav DR.. McFerrau assisted in that service
for Bishop Pierce.
Now that Henry NJ. Stanley has taken a
nosition on the staff Of Lord Wolseley, i
vii, not he A matter Of surprise if he soon
roots the old man out Of his command
There Is no telling what American cheek
and Observation-Disclosures may accomplish
Gen. Hawley appears to be mcorrigi-
FIa He will not discover that campaign
snoating ia not his forte. In his last
efforts he compares the attacks on Blaine
a. tho persecutiOns Of Christ. He does
not dfscriminate-B represents Bar
rabas.
The New York stock Exchange has for
two months past been investigating the
ssbueket shop" nuisance, and plan Will
no nrouosed next week TO prevent any
pars0n or firm from getting possession OF
quotations except through legitimate
channels.
The negroes in sherman, Texas have
orrauized an association called "Ibe
Unknown.r 1t is not know-Nothing
organization. but its object is to reclaim
those OF their race who are leading evil
lives. There is no dearth OF material ON
which it may operate.
The reports of the physician who su-
,,nrinteuded the restaurant Of the Greedy
survivors. has a professional and techni-
cal tone that appears rather humorous
than otherwise to the ''prOfane" reader.
II will. no doubt, be valuable, however
from a scientific point Of view.
The idea that Gen. Logan's brother Tom
Is still a Missouri copperhead is horrible.
II is asserted that he even calls "Blaek
lack, an s.infernal Radical" Verify the
reconstruction laws have been almost a
total failure owing to Tom not having re-
sided in a thoroughly reconstructed state
For some months a ward of Pbiladel-
mia has been overrun by mob of drunk
on negro BOYS. They amused themselves
wednesday night by stOning some sober,
industrious Chinese laundrymen and
breaking fheir windows. The grand old
marty rules that city and at last accounts
no arrests had been made.
some Bostonians are experimenting on
the French method Of trausplanting large
trees. A wealthy New York lady recently
bsd her lawn set in magnificent elms,
son,a o. them nearly two feet in diameter.
Ills estimated that a tree one foot in di-
amete1 can be transplanted for $50, while
one az two feet will cost nearly $1,000.
The Butler headquarters in New York
ore in the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where the
b,,siness offices Of Steve EIkin, the Blaine
,,o,,ger- are also located. 1t is thought
~ ,,,anv that there is something in this
,,ortiguitv. At any rate it seems TO be i
,-orv GOOD arrangement in case the enc
mics Of Democracy wish to perfect Joint
MANS TO defeat Cleveland and Hendricks
Tho Great spreading of cholera in Italy
-, 1oubt owing to the filthy habits OF
- 1oryar classes in the Italian cities.
s-..ytorv precauti0ns are almost unknown
-.o,,v Giles Of Italy. All Europe is
-,o,v thoroughly alarmed on the subject
o,d the powers have begun To exercise
1,-estor strictness than ever IN enforcing
S,srantine regulations. The outlook Is
not a pleasant one
Il is stated that all the biographies o
p1aine nublished so Tar by his irlenu
- contained nothing about the Null
-, 1,,tars As the dramatic scenes al
so,7i,,, the controversy over these letter
were the most thrilling Of any IN Blame :.
career. it would appear that the kepuoii
csns would be glad to give them grea
prominence, il he was above Suspicion
Tbe very omission is adamning admission
of his guilt.
The euterprising contractors who Pre-
80 ~ buiId the Suakin and Berber rail
road and put force Of 1000 men in the
- with the most approved can