Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-07-23

REMoyAL-James Mckinley.
Observation-Disclosures Female Regulator.
There are indications that Civil Service
Commissioner Gregory viii have to 90.
1t is not probable that any tears Will be
shed for him when he takes his depart
ure.
secretary Manning's circular will
hardly be appreciated by the class of pro-
tectionists who want high tariff law for
Others, which they themselves can evade
by differentiation.
1t seems that there is likely to be a thin
ming out of gubernatorial aspirants in
Georgia very soon. The aspiring cad per-
spring gentleme9 appear to appreciate
the fact that only the Longest pole can
knock down &he 'simmAes
The DISCERNING of the Cheyenne braves
while tHe privilege remains to them Of
purch&sing other and better arms of Il Q
stor9Keepers, would help trade at some
OF fthe trading stations for awhile, but
H. would hardly tend to the preservation
of peace.
Oue Oh Tue Autu utiiblCs u Tue lhuOI
system that ought to be corrected is that
women who do the same work that men
do are not paid as good wages. When
women render service as valuable as that
which men render they ought to be as
well paid
The city of Rochester, n. Y, seems to
have begun a new era of prosperity. 1t
appears that it is the only city IN that
State in which pool selling is not pro-
hibited by the authorities, and the turf
men consider it as sort of city OF refuge.
Senator Blackburn, OF Kentucky, who
succeeds senator Williams in the Senate,
says that civil service reform is a fraud.
He appears to have formed that opinion
Immediately after his brother failed to get
tae internal revenue collectorship of the
Louisville district.
Some one accuses the Rev. sam Jones
Of being an inyeterate chewer Of tobacco.
IT is to be hoped that Rev. Sam will break
himself Of the habit at once. How won d
he look az a saint in heaven expectorating
tObacco-stained saliva on the golden
streets?
The Jerseymen have again been send
ing a shower Of rifle balls after Delaware
fishermen. II seems that the war be-
tween the fishermen of these States is
destined TO continue good while, espe-
cially As the shooting is always done at
such long range that nobody gets hurt.
Oficeseekers who have been hanging
around Washington in order to be in the
way when ''lightning should begin to
strike" now stand a pretty good chance
OF getting sunstruck, especially those Of
them who will get excited and partake Of
TOO much Of the "consolation called bour-
bon"
An ex-COngressmRn from Pennsylvania
VINO applied for the governorship OF Ari-
zona has just signifed his willingness to
accept position as messenger IN the Trea-
sury Department. This may be an illus
tration vi the operation OF descending
from the sublime 20 the ridiculous, or Of
sacrificing ambition to the demands Of an
empty stomach.
The Tennessee Illicit distillers will
doubtless discover that they VIII not be
allowed 70 have everything their own
way under a Democratic administration.
They viii probably fnd out very soon
what il ~ 70 be dealt with iearlessly and
justly There will hardly be much buy
ing of or Tightening OF Of United States
officials ia the future.
Some very good Republicans who do
not reside IN Virginia are beginning TO
wonder whether the national Republi
can party did wise thing IN taking Ma
hone into tho Republican fold. He has
got some things IN the platform lately
adopted by the convention which nomi-
nated John s. Wise for Governor that a
straight-out Republican convention could
hardly adopt.p