Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-28
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There appears 10 be a sort Of 1ul in the
baking powder war just. now. The de-
mlnd Tor alum and ammonia, however, is
as rEcat as BE- was a year or two ago.
Land rent in the Island of jersey is $43
ser a re. while in some parts Of Georgia
81 acres 90 pretty good land can be
sought outright for that sum Of money
Tss friends Of John Mclean, the Ohio
.-kid~ boss. now say his only object in
visiting Washington was to see where
John ~heruan's seat IN the senate was
located.
TIE negro voters Of II. Louis threaten
Co desert The grand old party in a body.
10 appears that the negro is becoming
more Than ever a problem in American
politics.
The civil service examiners are having
their hanIs full wherever they 90 Just
now. The Lows throughout the south are
literally patronizing the government
schoolmasters.
English military music composers will
soon have o. -et up a substitute for the
~Boast Beef of Merry England" The
titIc viii doubtless he the Canned Meats
of Par OF Uamerica-'
Gen Hazcn is accused Of having once
tecn a rc-ulsr poker player. The worst
rtfn- said about bin in that connection
Is thar b. was in tbe habit OF irving To
nIuI on a bot-tail flush.
Judge Pig Iron Kelley l. getting so spry
af tha watering places that the newspa-
f-rs fnd 20 difficult q keep posted as to
whereabouts. ~ doesn't matter much
where DE j. just now however
ne Tennessee weather service report
rrr February SAYS croaking Of frogs was
l-aol on Feb. -. That was truly har-
lf-cer 90 splius. Tue croaking Of the
Tennessee urgtectOnists has been going
on al winter
The lauc-neeicd work Of retreuchment
azd reform Is rapidly being inausuratei
mall the departments. and the Republican
crr of .-niz-auiiy ec1h0my'' would begin
at suce So the word '-coIored' had not be-
coue she saibb1ieth of party loyalty.
That was great wisdom in the founders
ortle new Congo state in providing that
ats Erss national act should De 10 neSoti-
ATE S1e.Oo.ooO loan. That loan Will
ensure the friendly interest or tbe Euro
reau money kings in the future Of the
new country.
Rarrios and his little central American
scheme viii be in danger OF being over
looseI BY the world il England and Russia
should cct into q trst-class war 1t woull
hc well for an persons concerned 70 make
a mfmoranGum about hIm, 80 that he Will
not hc icrEotten-
Truly Ioyal Republicans ought not 10
howl 50 when government clerk or OIL
clal Is hoIstcd ont on the toe Of the Demo
cratic boot. 10 viii he impossible TO re-
organize the grand old party for another
campaign unless the leaders can get the
services of these once potent factors in
party uaripulatious.
Gen. Lew Wallace viii, doubtless, re-
main ia Stamboul long enough TO teach
Minister Cox all the ropes. and Congress
man Hewitt VIII probably also spend sew
aral mouths with his friend. the High
Gate. For genuine old fashioned fun
wouldn't the sultan. Wallace, Hewitt and
Cox make a lively quartette.
Nothing is heard now OF the Fenian
army that was O. Join the Manitoban NAL
contents and clean out the whole Of
British America. II there are any dyna-
mitnrs who really want 90 get into an in
terestiuc f-ht with Queen NiciOria's
subjects they can join Riel and his
half breeds much more easily than Ell
Naldi and his Arab fanatics.
rtfsnow asserted that Bonanza Mackay
quietly slipped a 100000 check into
Prince Colouua's hand at the wedding, al
though 30 had been given out that no
fau-rv would he settled on the bride. 1t
As proper 70 say that Mackay has no other
daughter or steplaughter either, so mat
rluouial fertune-hunteTs may as well
turn their attention elsewhere.
me Rochester ( y. Y Republicans are
waHirE because one Of their bosses lost
the contract for making leather mail
pouches for the government, Postmaster
General Villas having decided that the
work must 20 elsewhere. This depTives
that cts Of about $4,000 worth OF busi-
ness annually az one blow. but il saves
The government about $4,000 year.
Prince BIsmarck's plan for turning the
tide Of German emigration from America
% Africa will not be likely TO be very
successful. BY the paying Of large bOun-
ties he may induce a good many OF the
lower classes % cast their fortunes in the
DARK continent. but the better classes Of
German emigrants see too many attrac-
tious in this country TO be easily turned
away from 10.
There seems 10 be considerable trouble
% identify the Pennsylvania state troops
wno raiied the fruit stands in Washing
ton. and it is probable that they will not
DE- PUNISHED for their misdeeds. 1t will
De difficult % convince the sufferers, how
ever. that these troops acted in every re-
snect in a becoming and gentlemanly
manner. They may receive a vindication
that win not fully vindicate.
A Western newspaper correspondent
tells q story in which Gen. Lyle is said
% have had a section OF artillery trained
On a muiiuous Federal regiment during
a foraging expedition near Shelbyville,
Tenn. during the war, by which means
the mufineers were overawed and forced
O. obey orders. Gen. Lyle was yigOr-
Gus foracer, as the nOn-cOmbatants Of
Middle Tennessee viii long remember,
and port on 90 his command was a ter
ror 90 people who were not careful TO con-
zeal their sllverware.
wThere are many who believe that
Biaine's visit to President Cleveland had
F-r lis Indirect object the obtaining Of one
small fsvor-the retention OF Blaine's man