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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06

ch,ca,o dispatch gives The Glowing re
- Ices fflr- rol large mink. Is NO !.
,msii and MEDIUM mink: 60 no Mink. .os,o ~ no no
mih., "a ~ nm nd No ?. lsrge do.JG No
Sols Tos .rnsll and medium, Is; NOS rsccoon.
ss' III, N, 81 al 70 TO- winter nuskrst IL % -
itsns aet prime essea . ~ .,rlped
s1.,,rs fssed skunk 90 broad stripe PRIME
led sSu.k. 10 No l. large otter. &C 20 80 g
sesi md msdtuD os,er t$ NO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06

rA-F1s1-" To- NcieJIrpsfSo az ms t0uHflN..
itI UfIE Ia..g I,leg ias ., ,,,, , ssiiv-
-, 81 IA ard twice By before tho Lsgisia
IRE Of P.nasyivania Oct and 1855 Price 20 cents
CAMul &C Of Imitation Stained elA'' zoe. Easily
teiass alreav In churches homos Cfrct e
m e PREVENT. BY mail 2ee.-Maehine for
N.MQNdraufng Portraits etc with Pen or Pencil.
kn6nfC' HER-ALD.-5oe. per year: Sample
uHcN y copies. &c. 200 Advertisers want Agents
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06

le57 frl1es..
whole Tickets, sc, Half Tickets, 81; ~
Tickets SEOi so Tickets, 500.
Remit money OF postal note bank draft in
letter, or seno by express. Ordct Of S. and
upward BY express can be sent AZ our ex-
psnse. Address ali orders 70 J. DOUGLAS,
Coyingion, Ky, or q. A. Webster, 7O1 elm
Street, Dallas. Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06

Also agents i0r the celebra ed Hardman Pianos
and the Mason and llamlin, Estey and Chicago Goes
uge Organs, Sheet Music and Musical Merchandi-t
Mlita for cnlnnnme md nlice liats.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06

1913 Prizes amounting in U. s. gold, 10. .s25,OlO
TICKETS. S2i HALVES. 81.
ALL rRIzEg FAGD or FERMENTATION.
For Information and tickets, address or
apply to SHIPSEY COMPANY, General Agents,
1912 Broad way. Kew York City, rs East Ran.
dolph street Chicago, Illinois, loHT b. Fer.
RANDEz. Savannah, Georgia, or GEORGE A.
WRBsrFR 70l rlm street Dallas. Texas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
Germif0fcS.

- @aS fir cine 9reultbe, ttef unter
Der 9pGne ite6enoe 8eitie Der IT'D nod
INNER in ben Ser. Staaten umbertreibsnoe
SobauH Sc it lit, gebt alI0 aus folgenz
Dem y9tdGruf" berpor, melden 6iele3
brutal olnut S0eulal in einem yanGrd)iz
Itii6en" 3lid)e in Jteip Sort q NJ Sarge
QaSfer'S Don itb gcgeber bat:
Easier, Die REORGANIZATION beS Earlamen=
tarismlls, III loot. 9lm 4. D. So. giu9 er
mad elmer betrq0tliGeI ~Sreilerei uTo Dem
oa3u ge1origeu Suij III )terp glort IaG) ANauie.
llnterlpegS 9in9 i0m Ger Ntbem aus. ST bate
9erdoe rod 3eit, III eilen - Efcroeitdu 81
TliI9teG, la DC leine 2redlee!e auS5ubou=
den. sine GrjtIi1e l(nterlubung er9a6,
bop oieICr Shmabmidel bauptlQ0lid OH
Ge5irnermeidrng 5u @ruuDe gin9. 2ds
6irn lDuroe AID geDogeI, nno eS ltcate lt1
berou9, oGb e5 Iltd)t l0perer mar, pie 0as
zines alien &leibe6. Wojl bette Gud Elm 10
fla6er, eiaidlttger G0IOdeer ,nebr 6irN
H0tbig gebabt ? GeIlt KaDaper puroe etnbals
ldmirt uno pirO nd9 Berlin perl0iTlt. 9Sir
le0en i6m einen Gtrobfran3 All ooS Wrab.
Nui belieH G0ieiier ltebt geldrie9en; ga
lie9t Der 51tno be8raben!" sSeiter baben
wIr ni1tS 5t la9en."
lInier Correspondent 0err 6iQes
brandt Wenin idrcibt DON S \ az
tie IN gggoming: ,0aS ytelteitc, mas ih
SDnen bon bier mtttDcilen fam, iii Die
Quffnoung elmer OclqueIlc, pel0e
tdglts1s il nj bRubert SAB Scl ~ltefcrt.
bon ben oielen tleinen Guelien nidt 5l re-
ben. 2eiber tiegt Die Guclle - tic lol Die
ar5Bte oeS GdnDeS lein - auf Der SboS
iboness Q0eutur; troBoem iou ldon im
nG6iten Wiondt nit Dem Ban elmer Gilets
babn Dortbin be9onnen neroen. Wtan bort,
nit ben Snoidner1t allf cine ooer Die aloere
Qrt fertig 81 werber. ScOenfalIS lteben
uns bier auiregenoe Soften beuor."
Cine ieItene 6o65ett fano
fiir3lt6 ST. 9saper Wteaootp i'm Carbon
Gountp in BcnnipIDanien ltatt, StpeH
Goiparb3, IS Sabre alt, ciner Scr 6ltes
item ulo pobl6abcnoiten Wtdnner Des Srts,
uerlnGbltc li6 nit 9annab German. einem
bi6iden UtQohen bon 26 Sabrcn, Die
lcit benz GoOe ieiuer eriten 0raN 9ansbals
term bel inn mar.
OaS 1~4=iGbriQe 9 6uImG6>
den sSannie g. Malfer 81 Convertible in
lfalia6uletts wuroe inter $500 SIrg>
idait geiteQt. neil tie Derird]t batte, oaS
oDrtige S6ulgeb6uoe IN U.ener gu
ieben, !pdbreno Der llnterri6t i'm pollen
Wu!St UUt. gtHI pAtW ptt NCIt6ett.De
@ntoefung oeS Bra1loeS tpuroe mob gluf7
Lib cine Yanif per9iitet, ocren 6olget BET
Der iebr grOBen QH;obl Der SbIler ul1o
S6Ilerinnen unabieb5are Ddtten lein tOuz
nen. Die Malfer iAeint cine tpabre Manie
fir 8ran0ltiftungen su belibel. S6on
dlS fIeineS WtQDd]en loll tic tpieoerbolt pers
iu6t baben, tbr eIterlides 9aus an3u7
siinoen.
Sn getp Oort itanb ioeben Der sebns
iGbrtge Geo. 6arriion tpegen GIn1
bru6S Dor Dem E~oLt3eigeri6t, u@eorz
gie's" 2ebenSlauf lit etu i%ntereilantsr.
Nls Se6st6Griger murOe er Ipegen
Ginbru6S in einen 2aoen perbaftet.
Die Ginbre6erbanbe, in bereH Dieniten er
lhpn bamaIs ftano, bob i'm SumSberltbte
iiber Der 2aoentbiire empor; er f~letterte
btnein lnD Offnete bann BON Snnen Die
Xblr, 9ie &anpe pMrpe DamalS perbafs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21

den gRiiisn unb isiuem ebIen 9treben, nit
ieiner lelbitloien 5ilgebung Inb Der Sllue
6eIlsn, mas CT getlQn - ME groB oellt 1T
bic 3a6L oersr, Die Jpn I6erraSen ? $50 1T
Die 9tdtiou, Die i'm ntdt nit Stol5 ben
SShrige1 ne1neu iDiirbe?
IS tlingt tpie cine @Giterung Der rnenldz
Ii6en 9iatUr, tuenn man bon Orlibelt bert0S
tct, tpie Die 6auatifer Der nele1 Suoenpers
foIgung, Dihss i6n0oen 6ohneS auf Die ees
riibmte Q|luifl6rung uub !OnntanItdt oe5
neun3ehnteu S~a6rbunoertS, aud 1eDt ro1,
ua6oem iie ibnI Die leBten Sabre letnes Sc>
ben5 uerouitert, Den 9tar1en oeS Gootc1I SI
beidimpfen iudell, neil CT Su0e mar. Sas
ben mir Wttleio nit oener, Die ibre e!8eIe
Sdum lno S6anbe Mot ieben, Denn of
fenbar, ite tuiiien nidt, mas ie thun. Nber
Inn 10 niGieer nnb itoLSer fteben mir bier,
Qmerifaner uub 0cutlde, Sur9er elles
freien Qanoes, mir, bic mir nid)t zines
@IdubenS linD; uHo NIT unS ltebt leocr
Gbrenmarln, Der OfannesDertD 16tct, nm,
eiRgcbenf ieiue5 ebien 0erSenS, letnes 9ros
BEN @ciites uno leine5 bogen StrebeIts, Dem
Sobten in oautbarer BerebrunB Die Srus
oerbun6 su reideI ubcr Da5 Grab bIrlals.
8or einieen U1onateu fam er 81 uns,
miioe uno franf, I'M in oieIem Saroe irtz
ider Suaeu0fraft &uhe, @jsiunb9ett, neue
6ofi1ung unb Arbeitsluit ST. luhei1. SUz
meilen idien c5 aud, Ql5 loute er o0s ttue
ben. mas CT iudtc. Seine Srellroe treuten
ith ieines frGftigeren Nusltbens, let1er
Qu~flebeuoen Oetterfeit uno oeS ipohltp0lell>
BEN uno i6arflinnigen SntereileS an Dem
@eiebenen uno Grlebten, o0S aus lslre1
@eipr11eu berausflang. Gr bate ia bier
10 8iel qeieben uno ertdGren, mas tbm nelle
Qebensluit uno frilGen Otutb CAB. gtun
blidte er benz Gage Der Giidfebr nad DEM
alien Heloe ieines @irfenS nit Serlangsn
eHtaegen. ga ereilte i'm Der iGbe Gop.
8l0bli6 muroe Die bereote 3unge FUR Inls
mer itumu, baS gei6dfti8e 0ehtrt1 ltgno
pl0bli6 till, unn oas marine QerS 0oFls
auf gu idlageu. lllo Damn tpuroe es ann
Dffenbar, baB baS 9ctberl, tpelhes TIN me-
Oergeitredt, bas poblbefannte mar, ipel6es
10 oft allsu al9elrrengter uro aItrel0efloer
@rbeit, @ufrcguug uno Gorge tolat: SrH
tuabren Sinne Dc5 @prtes lit oieler Ntunn
in Der Heife ieiner &raft benz OtcnIte lels
mes &aterlanbeS gum Gpfer gcfalen. 9Ste
elm to6ter &rieger liegt CT bier, Der, aut teri
mem &fplaB idper getroncn. an letnen
@unben binIiehte uno ftarb. Gr, Der letn
8aterlano 10 tparnt, mic lSenlge gellebt,
muBte ieine Nugen idlicben aur tremoer
@roc.
llnb MN ien6sn mir feline 0eide sIrad
5u Oenen, dir Die er 10 Ian9e uno 10 treu
geiorgt ull6 gefdmpft. gSenn oieler Sarg
Sic &iiten 0eS aItel1 8aterlanoes erreitt,
10 miro boS erpBe GoIf, hciien SiegeSmale
auf 10 bel S6lo6tfetberm Der Wafteu uro
Ses@ebanfenS ltebel, ltno Deiien lta6t @ue
ropa iberidattet : oieieS gyoBe 8olf ptrb
1i6 ieIber ebren, tn6em es entbl0Bten0a
tes i'm empfGnQt unb Dem toOter Hatrtoten
Die ipobIuerpicntc Bilrgerfrone auf Das
G5rab ledt. Getn gIuoenten aber miro grim
urb tbeuer bIeiben SsDem, Der Reht uno
Sreibeit liebt, in Der neuen. iptpic in Der
alien gSeIt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
SOWertrO1tt I!

CyanSe gbIs. Is Gau., Babe 70 @OG.) ofsrirt gum
GertoWf IN b~sli:bi9cn Guantiidten
JOHN RICK,
So. 1874 Soutb gSdter Greet, Chicago
Cite g%aroutirt. SO II IL u12iau Il u2p6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21

10000 Wsni9en bas Qeben. 0ieie enorme
a3abI lit UNI 10 iiberralde1ocr, ais Die
3ooesfalle bon S6LanSenbiiiet trob Der
bon angeiteIlten S6Ian9ent0otern auS9ee
fibrten G06tung BON 322,421 giftigen &spz
tilten III einem Sabre fetie 2tbnabme 3eigen.
Die Brdiibenti0aft 8ombaD ALIEN. tpetit
262,3S4 9et0otete S6langen arf. t6efen
bon 2tloe, &aftus uno OornitrGu6ern
loipie un6etuobnte ODER balb3sritortc 6duier
III Der 9tdDe BON Oorfern tperben bon Jiepz
ttlieu ~belonoer5 beimgelvdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
&rDnDrt1t3 4t1to SNDH.

Son .uuterridteter @teIe~ gebt Der 8ers
liner ,gtationals 3tg." Iber ben Snbalt Der
unterreDung bes 6ronprtn5en nit benz
4apite Die foIgenbe Oftttbetlun9 gu:
,,QIuf Die Qnreoe bes Papl1es, boB er fi6
freue, ben Sp9n eincs 10 erlall9teR &aters
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
JOseDh MiCheIS

CHEAP STORE
in Golpm BIpoEt. / q eile loeit!i0 pom StraB6lrr9,
Pile Gortcu Gru9oobS, Stieiel UNI G6ube, 6ute mr.
Miigsn. &lsiornSsliiide &c. In srober Au5paIt 3u Den
nte6rigiten gsrcien. 21iau2p
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
S00tfogt1l
SSartst III %pereattfels.

fin, unO 1870 ader 0olStanO, lit unt:r a%inittsen &ebiuz
9unsen gang ooer s:IDeilt ju uerfIuten. Nad3HirageE
bel @ouis Gieuers, 40. 30 & 80 H.6dnaL Gin, @biz
cogo, ST., oper BET Sopbie GterbarO, Dterrtmac, isis.
10oeS6D0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
Ser &tr6enfeansaI in gstea.

Bon benz bereits teIegrap6if6 eemeIbeten
StaRoal, lpel@er ii9 in @ten am 30, Dea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-01-21
4 u e { 6 1l.

cNoS bette 9sitteI, Mns SdjleM
.EngliSch
Mmertfanii0e 3olmetider
un6 %unieblbare ~0totbge5er fir y HwaHoere uub
@~tn9eDGu0erte. Nreis soc incl. @oita9e.
Gustav KInstorH,
Snieruat. Yud90noluas, As Dearborn StrG6e.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-07
BRIGHT BITS.

THERMOMETERS will soon be Fair height.
CURRENT rumors are no use as material for
fruit cake.
REV. JOSEPH COOK exclaims: Give me
NeO- Platoism before agnosticisu." Give IL to
him quick. Anything 10 keep his mouth shut
MARIETTA. o., has prophetic youth. But
as be confines himself TO predicting fires and
lets the weather business alone, he Is allowed
to live.
TIE late senator Carpenter once described
Alexander stephens in this wise: "An empty
Aleck stephens got out Of it,
SLOWS this, said the Mayor Of Newport
by , 20 a flood sufferer; what are You drink
Ing whisky fOrf' because. you know, the
water is TOO igh."-AercAant Tracsler.
FRED DOUGLASS red-headed white wife not
only parts her hair on one side half an inch
above her left ear, but she sits by the stove
hours at q time reading the Atlantic Noatbly.
The enemies OF Douglass feel fully avenged.
There are 300 churches in Chicago and 200,-
000 worshipers. There are about 1900 lamp
posts in the city, and there are more saloons
than lamp posts. II must be admitted that
the devil has pretty fair chance in Chicago.
Saturday Erents9 Herald.
A NEW volume from Browning is promised.
IL viii consist OF one long poem, though the
work viii be about the same size as his latest
volumes. Ana Wig rs predicts snow storm
for May. This Is going 20 be one Of the worst
years the world has ever known.
a LECTURE on 1.-THE Ten Commandments"
was recently delivered in a Western town.
AMI the local paper smoke Of it - "a novel and
brilliantly original code of morals. which viii
be likely to make stir in the world when il
becomes more widely knOwn.-BUriiHcf0H
Free Pres.
'WHAT is the matter with you and SMITH
1ou don't seem to be on very good terms"
NO, we are little out Just now Nv hat is
the trouble between vous' Nothing very Sc
riaus, only don't like him very well. Be
Sides he lent me $ last week. and / haven't
returned t."-PhlqdsiPAiH cal.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR says that the happiest
hours of his life were spent in the school room.
| The unhappiest hours of some BOYS lives were
| 8,s0Spcnt IN school room; but the period
/ the President refers to is when he welded the
rod. and not when he felt its power as a cor
receive element.-8 0rrist0iCH Herald.
Mrs. B.-''What a queer idea! In Chicago
they do not give dinners to distinguished per
sons. but 'breakfasts.'" Mr.. B.-"Guess YOU
are not familiar with Chicago, and do not I'M
derstand the advantage Of selecting a very
early hour for hOnOrlng greatness" Mrs. B.
( "Eo: never was there. What is the advan-
tage>' Mr. B.-"All the prominent citizens
are likely to be sober.-PhIadslphiq CaH
TOO sTRIcT.-In Germany the police regula-
tons are very strict, and any violation OF
them Is promptly punished. The people have
a holy terror Of the law. Two gentlemen hap
pcned TO meet in Berlin. and the following
conversation took place: "Iave you heard
the dreadful news about Mlller:' no, what
is it, He was in a boat in the river. He
fell overheard and was drowned. The water
was too deep" didn't he know how to
swim:' 'Swim Don't you know that an
persons are forbidden by the police to swim
in the river. '-ItgQs SytiuQs.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-07

held in September next win Dc located 81
Thirtv-second street and Lancaster avenue.
and VIII cover o. eco square leet Of space AS
will be Of wood ana glass. VIII pe moQelleQ
somewhat after that Of the Agricultural
Building ct the Centennial, ana VIII coss
about S35.00a. The exhibition viii be opened
on september ?, and viii continue for slN
weeks.
SOMETHING Of a sensation has been created
among mining men by the reported discovery
Of gold in the Henry mountains, in the SOUTH
err part OF Utah Territory. Ii is said that
seven old shafts that were worked oy Inc
Spaniards IN the long ago have been iounQi
with fne gold quartz IN each OF them. Al
ready about 400 men are on the ground OF e
route for the new gold fields m denLE
mountains are about % miles souln u -
Denver and Rio Grande crossing q Price
river.
SOME Of the passengers on Western stage
coaches give strange accounts q the crossing
Of swollen streams. Those who recently
Travelled On the santa Barbara. Cal, lire say
that there the bridge consists OF rope
stretched across. The passengers get IN q
basket attached TO the rope. For those going
TO santa Barbara the rope Is creased. as the
bank on that side l. the highest. 1nen me
basket is turned loose. and the passenger ana
basket shoot 10 the other side with lightning
speed. Going the other way the passengers
draw themselves up the rope by pulley.
Tue silk Culture Association OF California
Is at present sending cuttings Of the white
mulberry 10 all persons in the State no are
interested IN developing the silk industry.
The number Of applicants is very large. and,
II even q fraction persevere of those who APP
pear 10 desire 10 attempt the cultivation Of
the mulberry and the raising OF sllk-worIns,
the spread Of the industry VIII be CONSIDER
abe. One OF the pleasantest things about
six culture is the SCOPE it gives for the health
isl employment OF children. Poor people find
little FOR children to DO that Is not too labor
ious or too cOnining fer them, but IN the
feeding and care Of sllk-wOrms, and in the
later indoor work, there Is much that childish
hands can 90 with resulting amusement AMI
improvement.
THB great fifty-ton hammer IN hrupp's
Works at Essen gained its name "Unser
Fritz" and the inscription it bears, "Fritz,
let 1y' in the following manner When, In
1877. the Emperor William visited Essen. this
steam hammer attracted his attention. hrupp
presented him TO the machiulst Fritz, who,
he said, handled the hammer with such nicely
and precision as not TO I'M ure or touch an OBJ
ject placed in the centre of the block. The
Emperor at once put his diamond studded
watch on the spot indicated. and beckOned 10
the achinist to set the hammer in motion.
Fritz hesitated, ont OF consideration for the
precious object, but krupp urged him on by
saying. Fritz, let "" Down came the ham,
mer. and the watch remained untouched.
The Emperor gave 1t to the machinist as
souvenir, and hrupp added l,000 marks TO the
present.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-07
Complaints About Nuisances.


A few days ago we published a commu-
nication complaining of the free way cows
are allowed TO wander about the streets
and interfere with the rights Of citizens.
The writer OF the communication declar-
cd that he was prevented from displaying
his merchandise in front of his store. be-
cause the COWS would destroy it. Yes
terday We published long list Of COM
plants from correspondent who appears
TO have made an exertiOn to discover
how many Of the city ordinances
were not enforced. This morning
we publish a communication from drug
gist who does business on the outskirts Of
the city, complaining that customers are
kept away from his store by a crowd or
half-grown boys and young men, who
assemble in that vicinity every night and
swear, quarrel and fight until late hour.
He wants to know if he cannot be pro-
tected from such a nuisance. He certainly
ought to be protected. He says that he
pays the same for protection that a mer-
chanton BrOughton or Bull street does, and
therefore thinks that he ought to be treated
with the same consideration. We do not
pretend to know how much foundation
there is to all these complaints, but take
it for granted there is some. II those
citizens who feel aggrieved would carry
a petition to the City Council asking for an
abatemento Of the nuisances Of which they
complain. they would succeed, doubtless,
IN having their grievances attended to.
1t can hardly be that the City Council
and the police are willfuny neglectful of
the duties which devoIye upon them.
1t may be, however, that they have be-
come little neglectruI.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-07

An Atlanta correspondent says, in one
OF his dispatches TO a New York paper,
that ''the press of the State (GeOrgia)
generally is bubbling over with enthusi-
asm for Tilden, and when the convention
meets no man will secure a place on the
delegation to Chicago whose attitude an
tagonizes this sentiment" The dispatch
appeared in a Republican paper. Of
course no well informed Democratic
paper that cared TO keep its readers
we'll informed would print such a wild
statement. The correspondent may have
been perfectly sincere when he wrote his
dispatch, but probably he feels by this
time that he was little hasty in making
up his mind. There may be in Atlanta a
wild desire to whoop-up Tilden, but this
desire hasn't cropped out to any marked
extent in any other part Of the State.
Since 1850 Tilden hasn't done anything
that should cause the press OF the
State to bubble over with enthusiasm for
him. and at that time there was no very
marked sentiment in his favor. In some
quarters he may be regarded as an avail
able candidate. but the correspondent
would find it difficult TO detect any Of the
ssbubbling' enthusiasm of which he writes
so confidently.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-07

The Manufacturers Record, Of BATH
more, as appears from our dispatches
published Yesterday a statement showing
the amount Of capital invested in manu-
featuring and mining enterprises IN the
South during the months Of January ana
February Of this year. The amount, ac-
c0rding TO this statement Is S2o.200,OJo-
Ofthis sum Georgia got S2,074,00o. This
Is a very remarkable showing. At this
rate il viii not be many years before the
South viii become the chief manufactur-
ing section OF the country. There Is no
doubt that Northern capital is quietly but
surely flowing into the South in vast
amounts. The amount Of this capital Is
not realized until a summary ike that oil
the Manufacturers Record Is made Up
and published. There is no reason 70
doubt that investments in the south VIII IL
crease from month 10 month and from year
% year. They certainly viii continue 20
increase as long as they prove 10 be pTont-
able. and there IS no reason why they
should not prove TO lie profitable for an
indefinite period. The south Is rich II
agricultural and mineral resources, and
she has advantages for manufacturing pos
sesseI Iv no other section. She has an eX-
ceueut climate and plenty Of water-power.
She now manufactures iron more cheaply
t14u II can be manufactured anywhere
else u this country, and with little
more experience and capital she viii be
able 70 manufacture all kinds Of cotton
goods a. chesply as they can b manu-
featured in anE other part OF the world.
TIE value Of the sweet gum and other
woods IF the south Is just beginning 20 be
appreciated. Il viii not be long before
factories viii De established 10 manufac-
tu-e these woods into furniture and into
railway passenger and sleeping cars.
Every dollar that is invested n
the south is pretty certain to
cause the investment Of two more
dollars. The exposition at New Or
leans. beginning next December, viii
make the S0uth's undeyeloped riches
fir more generally known than they are
al present, AM viii draw TO her both i'm
migrants and capital Tle Manu-
lecturers Psc5rd will be able hence
forth 10 show. doubtless, that every month
the investments in factories and mines
at the south are greater than the previous
month.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ALUMIEUN has been discovered near Tusca-
rora, Nevada.
EASTERN capitalists are investing heavy in
Kentucky coal fields.
ANorHER ostrich farm, stocked with TWEEN
Is birds. has just been started in Southern
California.
TIE Columbia law shool building is lighted
by incandescent electric lamps. Colleges, as
a whole. have been very backward in adopt
ing the new illumination.
TIE statement comes by way OF Paris that
tne British engineers employed in making
exact surveys Of the proposed Jordan valley
canal report that the plan Is entirely feasible,
and viii not cost more than S30,c00,O00.
VIGOROUS applications Of French influence
in Morocco are being made TO secure a COM
plete abolition Of slavery in that country.
The Grand sheriff who recently embraced
French citizenship, has set an example by
manumittiHg all his slaves.
TEE election for members Of the new Legis-
islature in the Sandwich Islands resulted in
the return of ten members favorable to the
government, seventeen OF the opposition, and
one doubtful. The influence Of Mr.. Spreckels
was thrown in favor OF the government, and
wholly against the opposition.
OPIUM sMOKINGis the issue in the Mayoralty
campaign now being waged in Vallejo, New.
One candidate pledges himself to suppress the
evil. while the other plants himself on what
ne calls 1.-THE broad Constitution Of this glo-
rious COUNTRY" and viii allow every one TO
smoke or not 70 smoke as he pleases.
4 LEADING member Of the New Y rk Prison
Association claims that the number Of crimi-
inals is increasing faster in proportion than
the population Of this country. There are,
he says. over $4,000 persons now confined IN
jails in New lork State. and he claims that
one man ont OF every seyenty-five met with
in the city il q criminal.
UNDER a law in Missouri, passed in 1883, re-
quiring al railroad companies to keep depOts
opened, lighted and warmed at least half an
hour before and after the arrival and depart
ure Of trains, the city Of Warsaw has sued the
Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Company in a
test case. There are thirty counts, and the
penalty in each count is $1,000.
THE building at Philadelphia in which the
international Electrical Exhibition is to be