Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-02-27

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n NJ should be forced into a war with
Germany. and have 81 give up any part Of
our territory 90 the Empire, let it be Alas
ker.
t.Louis Yields tbe convention to its
rival over on the pond, but it swears 1t
viii never indorse the Hennepin canal OF
admire tine Chicago ladies' feet.
Neither Gen. Builder nor Private DaL
eel have vet published an opinion on the
Bismarck imJroglio. Have they lost
al interest in the great questions OF the
DAY:
TIE shr-u5a-e 10 Senator Loga1's asp
IA. ols IS very ~ ply accounted ior- =
han. even Wee Pres dental boom = q
little hi-her honor than his peculiar sly e
Of sta-esman7. lp can sustain.
with all respect to senator Frye, Of
Maine. the opinion is yentured that it
would bs better Tor Congressman il they
would take Iitle more cold tea and eX-
hiOit a Iluiele-s hot temper.
Probably the committee put of the
Democratic Convention until July in the
interests OF TIE Southern watermelon
growers. 80 Republican journal, how
ever. has vet made a charge % that effect
some of the newspapers are already be-
ginning 10 prophesy that the next Presi-
dent Will be nominated by the Chicago
Convention Even Virgins or Nennor
might venture such a prediction as that.
The Kentucky Joint Legislative Com
mittee has begun its investigation into
the alleged outrages in the Eastern Luna
tie Asylum at Lexington. It promises
that the inquiry shall be full and COM
piete.
The prices Of nice fresh colored corpses
in Ohio did not rule very high. from SO 70
$33 each. butt offerings appear TO have
been tolerably free up to a very recent
date. and no questions We're asked as to
titles.
some of the Republican statesmen in
cline To the opinion that the supreme
Court have been guilty Of tenfOld worse
outraees on the grand old party than the
Dauylle people or the Copiah county
buudozers.
III, ONLY abide ever four months until
the D.r-ocra-.c National Convention
meets. but the Democrats in Congress
will doubtless make a record during that
time that viii cause the campaign to be
more than half won when it begins.
Some Of The newspapers are accusing
Col. Tom Ochiltree ot having a burning
desire TO succeed Efigy Sargent rs Min
lister % Berlin. They evidently do COL.
Tom greet injustice. He does not want
10 cultivate any very great intimacy with
the German court just now.
The Republicans are circulating a re-
port that the Democrats in Congress are
very much depressed over the prospects
of the fan elections. The Republicans are
only whistline TO keep their courage up.
They are the ones that are filed with the
most fearful apprehensions at present.
The question of veracity between Mr..
Conkling and the Rev. Mr.. snyder viii be
thu subject of discussion for "a week or two
probably. One thing that initiates some
what against the minister is the fact that
be failed to say anything about the eX-
Senator's dignifed bearing and graceful
curl.
Now they say that Mr.. Holman snubbed
editor Dana, OF the New York Sun, when
Esf IN, all ta-
dav. and did not even take the trouble to
call on him. Mr.. Dana could not expect
the Presidential aspiraut he had killed oti
to be overly cordial so soon after the ac-
cident.
Il is stated that the prickly pear, after
the spiues have been removed, is a most
excellent feed for cows and increases the
f wv of milk wonderfully. The town pump
Will continue In favor tor a while longer.
however. Ii has no spines TO be removed,
and IS Increases tue milk product with
out Iecessittting 50 much extra milk ing.
A London cable special says the Brus-
sells international African Association
has decided to retain Henry NJ. Stanley in
y
send Gen. Chinese Gordon ON an Jude
pendent mission As FL Mahdi has
turned mis- attention towards Kaartoum
Gen. Gordon Will be extremely fortunate
if be should live long enough to 90 into
the service OF the Belgium companv.
Notwithstanding the impression that
Senator John 4. Logan has signifed his
willingness to accept the second place on
the Republican Presidential ticket,
Washington correspondent SAYS that his
literary bureau is still in fun operation,
and receives an average Of three hundred
letters "a day. which Is a larger number
than are received AT the White House. or
bv any other public man at the capital.
This can be easily explained by the fact
that a great many people can write only
i'm the L0eanese dialect.
1t is rather phenomenal to find politi-
clan who is williugt0 he considered a cam
didate for the second place or Presiden-
tial ticket. If reports are true, Mayor
Carter Harrison. of Chicago, is candi-
date for the Vice Presidency on the Dem
ftdLiC ticket ana IS uA NbuA1ts Bpp}-EA
ID the candidacy Of Dir. Morrison for Pres
ident. Do IS said that Mayor Harrison en-
giuecred the crusade on the Democratic
Committee that secured the convention
for Chicago, aud that the local politicians
will spare no efforts to build up a boom
for him by the Sth Of July.
Edward Atkinson, Of Boston, in dis
eussing cotton fires. says: Fire turks in
a cotton bale for weeks. The cotton
which was injured somewhat over a year
ago in Biddeford, Me-, was moved to
Soutb Boston for sale. The fire broke
ont AGAIN more than once while it was at
South Boston being made ready for sale.
was then sold at auction. The fire
broke out again in one parcel while it was
on the cars being carried away, and in
another parcel after it had been received
at a factory where it was to be used. The
Iates. outbreak was, l think, thirty days
after the original fire."