Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-28


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The ensanguined undergarment Is 10 De
bnng ont again in the United States
Senate to-day.
1t appears now as if the polar wave was
caused by the GOODNESS between Jay
Gould and Grant.
WHY don't the Republicans send Emory
Speer over to Copiah county, Miss ana
be done with the matter?
Congress las not vet decided to investi-
gate the charge that the negroes oil the
south are accused of playing on the 'oiu
BANJO"
sherman. Eamunds Il co. will soon be
wanting to pension the veteran liars that
have furnished outrage raw material iof
the Republican Islander mill.
No well bred American aristocrat can
afford to be without a ghost story con-
nected with his family history 1t Is as
necessary to greatness as a coat oil arms
A naughty French author has written
a novel that is said to libel the German
Court. and all Berlin is excited about It,
The advertising scheme is great sue
cess.
FL Mahdi is reported to have built
monument to signify his admiration OF the
bravery of Hicks Pasha. He has enough
stone left to honor Gen. Chinese Gordon
in a similar manner.
1t is thought that Vanderbilt will try
his hand on another ball as soon rs the
asastronomic architects can get up the
plans and specifications of a blowout that
viii eclipse that Of Mrs. AstOr.
GOV. Crittenden was a Federal Briga-
dier, and Gen. Marmaduke Confederate
Brigader. They are both Democrats and
are making lively fight for the Guoer-
Material nomination in Missouri.
The next civil service reform PROPOSE
ton by the Republicans will be to allow
no one to hold a government position III
Washington unless he is a member OF
Commissioner Dudley's official sunday
school.
The Emperor Of Germany is considered
the greatest hunter of the day. He Is an
invalid. and shoots deer while he sits in
an easy chair. Almost anyone could do
that if he had some one to halter and lead
up the deer.
The United States don't need to spend
500. OOO.OOO on a new navy. What the
country really wants is to get some OF
Gen. Forests cid veterans to tell 1t how
to capture all the irOnclads it needs with
the horse marines.
The Republicans in SOME of the South
ern States easily manufacture Bourbon
ouUages with pen and paper. The Nr-
glnia Republicans are more conscientious
and are r~-king the genuine articles, and
are trying then on Billy Malone.
The Chieagoans thIlC Henry Irving the
finest actor that ever liveo, and Henry
thinks they are tae most cultured oud re-
fined people in the world. Verify ''there
is no disputing about tastes" Henry
took the cue from Mathew Arnold.
They are having a little nuddle over the
time question in Louisville. Some of the
banks won't conform to standard time.
Some schools open and close by the stand
ard and others by old time. The railroads
run trains by standard time, but their
shops conform to local time.
lawsuit is pending in the United
States Supreme Court over the will Of
Gen. Macarthur, Of Ohio, who died forty
five years ago. He was lucky to have
died so long ago, and been spared the ex
pense and veXatiOus delay of this suit oVel
the distribution of his property.
is half way suspected that the real
cause of the Kentucky Senatorial dead
lock is the fact that the friends Of the can
didates are treating generously, and 1t
would not do for the average legislator to
break up the base of supplies until the
surplusage of old Bourbon is consumed.
The celebrated Feuardant- Di- CesnolS
Islander case in New York, which has
been dragging its slow length alone Soiue
three months, is said to he nearing Us
end. with the prospee4 "a FerulcU lSfora-
- - a., - -.antial integrity of Gen.
nc MS ~ .IGp collection of Cyprian an
-.qulties.
Bueno and Vianno, the Brazilians who
were locked up in New York the other
day, under the charge that they were
about to fight a duel, We're discharged
Friday. The only witness against them,
the woman on whose complaint they had
been arrested. had been spirited away by
friends of the accused, and when brought
up in court they had made peace, and as
serted most sOlemnly that the reported
duel was only joke.
The New York papers give an interest
Ing account of how President Arthur
hustled around in that city Friday. He
got up early and took a long drive. Then
he received a stream of callers for three or
four hours, and had interviews with many
prominent politicians. At 8 o'clock p. m.
he visited eX-President Grant and spent
the evening with him. On Saturday he
ECLuIucu 10 W douiAl-lUA Win CGtACtdIF
Teller. 1t is supposed the wires were put
in good working order for the campaign
during his visit.
Ever since the 9Th of November last the
New York Herald has kept as a standing
advertisement on its editorial page 131
lines Of afidavits going to prove that on
the day named it printed $4,000 copies.
Counting the advertising as worth 81 per
line each insertion the regular rates on
this little card, if it came from patron,
would amount to something like $4,000.
The aflldavits are now becoming little
stale, and it seems that it would pay Mr..
Bennett either to date them up or swear
his pressmen over again.
Gen. L. P. Alexander, late President OF
the Central Railroad, has been elected |
President of the Railway Stockholders
Association y vice Col. John Livingston,
resigned, and viii assume that position on
the 18th proximO. The association is in
corporated under the laws of New York
for the protection Of Ike interests Of stock
holders and creditors of railroads, and to
prevent. as far as possible, the interior
ance of scate officials with the manage
mapt of railways, and to effect the repeal
II such laws as unjustly discriminate
against such property, whether local,
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