Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-09

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J. II. ESTILL. Savannah. ga.
AS EI Mahdi has announced his inten
ton 20 conquer the world, Secretar,
Chandler had better send over to Enslan'
and buy another schooner or two.
some OF the provincial journals ar
warning their agricultural delegates
against savannah artillery punch. IhI
is advice thrown away. Let every on
judge a. p. on its own merits
The Morrison blll has created immens
confusion in the protection camp. TN
protectiouists evidently have found on
that the Chairman of the Ways an'
Means Committee was really loaded.
"Haye YOU ordered your arkE' asks i
Cincinnati paper of the people OF that
city. Il ought to explain the question
schooner is the only nautical term tht
Cincinuatians know anything about
They have ain ordered their schooners.
North Carolina seems 10 be getting on d
regular boom. The recent discovery OF
tinand phosphate rock i'm that state is
succeeded bv the reported discovery OF
pat~olaum. We may soon look for the
Old North state to begin to put on airs.
"A society of wealthy young Germans in
Boston. calling themselves the Jerusalem
Club. has obtained considerable notoriety
bv eating "a dinner one day last week at
which the leading delicacy was dog
meat. Tonight they are to have another
banquet. and beer and puppy steaks are
part of the bill of fare.
A negro boy about ten years Of age had
his ears cut of. or rather trimmed, at the
MARYLAND Hospital in Baltimore. WedneS-
dav. His ears svere enlarged from dis
ease, and the exsected portions were
about eight inches i'm diameter and
weighed nearly four pounds. There is no
connection between this and the " hit
takgr case.
The conflicting reports from the Citv Of
Columbus disaster. and the statements Of
persons involved in it. indicate that some
of the press reporters in that part of the
world are seriously afflicted with color
blindness. or some worse malady. Sew
eraI of the interviews about the calamity
have turned out to Doe erroneous not to
use q stronger term.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
recently tested the eyesight of its l5,eoi
employees and discovered that > per cent
OF them are color blind and unable 10 dis
tfn-uIsh tire danger and other signal
lights. John Sherman and company may
take warning. for this color blindness is
likely To have "a deleteriOus euect on tHt
bloody shirt campaign.
The shaking up given the Massachusett;
Republicans by Gen. Butler has put them
to- deviSinZ some plan 20 make the OPP
rortunities for such accidents less fire.
quent in the future. The Committee on
Elections I'D the legislature of that state
has reported i'm favor Of biennial elec
lions. ana the proposition viii in all
probability De submitted to the people.
The Baltimore Canned Goods Exchange
is doing good work in its efforts to keen
the products i'm its lire up to the standard
of weight and quality. It has memorial
lied the legislature to require all packers
to conform with the legal standard OF
wei-hts. ana to put their names on each
package. so that the consumers may
recognize inferior brands and beware o
them.
The negotiations between the states o
MARYLAND and Virginia, looking TO set
Element of the difficulties growing out o
the irregular and Illegal taking OF oyster:
i'm virginia waters. have failed, and The
MARYLAND committee has returned to An
uapolis. Another attempt TO adjust The
matter will probably be made before the
LEGISLATURES of the states involved adj
journ.
A mysterious resurrection case recent
" reported from Washington city Las
been ferretsd out and found to be a fab
rication. Instead Of coming to life after
apparent death. the young lady, who re-
tanned her natural color and warmth o
BODY Tor some hours after death, was eX
amined by number of physicians who
pronounced life extinct, ana she was dul.
buried.
The Rogers Locomotive Works at Pa
terson. X. j., has fSduced its force o.
hands IRON 1850 to less than 800. Mr.
ROGERS does this in order to begin an ex
tepsive reorganization Of the force. as the
work of many Of the employees has become
improbable and inefficient. There being
a temporary dizziness in the locomotive
business Just now, he considers this the
most favorable time to give the whole
concern an oyerhauling.
Billy McGlory has decided not to ente
the lecture field at once, but in obedi
epce to the suggestion of the court which
convicted him Of selling liquor withou
license. he will first fill out six months
probationary course of temperance il
BlackweI's Island prison. BY the tim
his sentence expires he can make up his
mind fully as to his future course and de
eide whether ne will really become re
former. run for Alderman, or open an
other dance-house.
Thedrift of Republican sentiment IL
the North appears to be somewhat to
wards Blaine for the Presidency, but i
not decided enough to give him ground
for any great announcement. 1t is NOR
than likely that the noble 900 Republican
DELEGATES from the South Will have yer.
important sayso as to who shall be tn
CHICAGO nominee. The Rottenborougl
districts viii more than likely hold tn
balance Of power, and there is a stroni
probability that they will declare in favo
of the powers that be-"
Mr.. Leon Chateau. who a few years ag'
visited the principal cities Of this coun
trv with the view of negotiating com
mprcial treaty between the United States
and France. is again in this country, try
ing to carry out his pet idea OF com
merciaI treaty. He thinks the time il
rine for such a treaty. France has eX
cluded American pork, and this countr.
is thinking of excluding French wines as
a retaliatory measure. What is needed
MIR. Chateau says, to avoid all sucl