Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-09

p
one insertion. 81 90; two insertions, 81 90.
= elton advertisements. Marriages, Funerals
Meetings and Special Notices 81 % per
square each insertion.
Wants. BpaTuing. For Rent, Lost and Found,
70 cents q line. No advertisement inserted
under these headings iOrless than % cents.
zeal or Reading Notices cOublc rates.
Ee.iuccd rates on continued advertisements.
zm-semeut advertisements 81 90 per square.
..recfqz rates for Weekly Nelcs.
l5 TO not insure the insertion OF any 2dver-
tisement on any specified day or days, nor
10 we insure the number Of insertions
within the time required by the advertiser.
Advertisements viii, however. have their
full number Of insertions when the time
can be made up. but when accidentally
left out and the number Of insertions can
not be given. the money paid for the omit
ted insertions viii be returned to the adj
vertiser.
There viii be no to : business this
tine.
Il is charged that the Republicans cast
ia fraudulent votes in Chattanooga, the
V-te Of that city being 1,2OO larger than
ever before.
Newspapers have had enormous sales
during the past week, and it is suspected
that the plumbers are becoming envIous
Of the newsbOys.
The hurrahing of the Democrats has
very naturally caused thousands of sore
throats. The Republicans are not very
we'll either. They are afflicted with thous-
ands of sore heads.
cen. Logan is said to be at his home in
Chicago, so hOarse from his OratOrical ef-
forts that he is unable to speak. Perhaps
ne is trying to masquei ade as the '.NiObe
o. the nation" and is only doing the
.0iceless Woe business.
The Southern people will eat their
Thanksgiving turkeys this year with
greater zest than they have for many
years. 1t was very kind OF President
Arthur TO issue the proclamation Just as
the news Of the great victory was pro-
claimed.
The distressing news comes from Wash
mgtOa that the lady clerks were thrown
into mysteries by the great Democratic
victory Of Tuesday. The dear creatures
need not be unnecessarily alarmed. The
Democrats only propose TO "turn the ras-
Gals out" and it can hardly be that the
lady clerks are in any danger.
IN one Of Blaine's campaign speeches
Le SAID Il shall return home with a heart
mat shall be unburdened by whatever
verdict the people may pronounce at the
polls" From present indications he ap-
pears 10 have changed his mind on this
subject. No doubt it hurts him 10 be
beaten BY only a thousand or two votes,
5Ut he viii have to grin and bear it.
The Hon. George T. Barnes and sea-
bcrn Reese did not have literally walk
overs after all. The first had an opposi-
ton candidate in the person of a negro
named r. Il. Wright, while the latter was
opposed by one Martin, whether white or
black is not stated. The opposition. how
ever, in each case was not strong enough
To- make the election really Interesting.
If it is true. as is claimed, that the
- I,amo.rats Eill have u majority Of three
Oh joint ballot in the lIfi2ols legislature
It is about time exc andidaIe9 gan was
manWuyTeing to get that big MUST III
Washington, which he leased recentlys0H
his hands. Even if he could get back TO
the Senate he would not enjoy his term
with Vice President Hendricks as Presi-
dent Of that body.
In an interview Thursday night Gov
Hendricks said an electoral commission
would never again be tolerated, and so
long as he could control the matter In
diana would never again be disgraced by
one man in absolute control, and by Dep
Utv Narshals acting as a partisan police
force. He said there was no disturbance,
and no occasion for the secret council
ing and threatenings of the peoples lib
critics.
The word appears to have passed along
tie line of the Republican papers just be-
bre the election to ''claim everything"
They therefore claimed on Wednesday
that they had carried every Northern
state and Virginia, Florida and West
Virginia of the Southern States. One 10y
one they were forced to cOncede New Jer-
sew. Connecticut, Virginia, Florida, West
Virginia, and Indiana. But in their de-
spair some of them hold onto the claim
tnat they have carried New York by a
few hundred plurality. AS their hold on
New York breaks loose their desperation
Is sublime in the extreme.
As the Republican papers analyse the
result OF the election in New York state
tie work of the Independent Republicans
becomes plainly apparent. The Second
ward Of Brooklyn, which has heretofore
5een good for a Republican majority OF
Jl1 or 600. gave Cleveland Tuesday ma
iority OF 49S. This is Henry Ward Beech
er's ward. Oneida county, in which ex-
Senator Conkling resides, gave Garfield a
majority OF 1896. On Tuesday it gave
cleveland majority of 10. 1t appears,
therefore, that Beecher and COnkling may
not have performed a very insignificant
part in defeating the plumed knight.
\ telegram from Richmond says that
some Of the Republican election officials
in Virginia have refused to sign their
names 10 returns which give Democratic
m3iorities. There is no doubt that it was
arranged beforehand by the Blaine-Ma-
hone managers 10 make desperate effort
70 steal the electoral vote of that State in
case the vote should be close. The most
puerlie points were raised by the Repub-
lican officials. AS the State Returning
Board is composed Of three Democratic
and two Republican officials, 1t is not
likely that any mere technical quibble
VIII prevent the promptand honest count
inE OF the vote OF Virginia.
\ Washington special says: "Private
information reached here tonight IRON
New York that jay Gould will, if Blaine's
defeat Is assured, rot only lose hundreds
Of thousands which ne has wagered on the
result but it is not IT all improbable that
he Will be driven into hopeless insolven-
CIV. It's believed that he has been stagger-
Ing under the load of his watered stocks,
and his only hope of relief was in Blaine's
election. 1t is understood that the bar
gam between him and Mr.. Blaine in
ciuded not only the withdrawal OF the
suits against the Pacific Railroads for the
hundred million dollars owing by them to
the government, but the promise to use