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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24
Honored Even bt the Enemy.

E'0W tWe tNlCTg) Ndtt INep.J
No doubt the President has made mistakes,
resulting in the appointment OF bad men.
Every President has done so, and every
President will do So. Here in Chicago the
appointments have been good, and we believe
this can be truthfuly said Of the appoint
ments throughout the country, with few ex-
ceptions. And the SAL believes that there Is
a feeling on the part OF the people that the
PFesldent is earnestly striving TO do his duty
IN his great office with an eye single to the
good OF the whole cosntry, aud they are far
enough to give him the credit ne is entitled -.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24
a Hint to Foster.

from lie Chicl0O \ el0s lInd.)
An Indiana man has invented a hunting
GOAT with mirrors so arranged as to reflect
the water in such manner that the boat and
its OCCUPANTS are invisible to ducks, which are
,hereiore easily approached. This invention
may serve AS a suggestion to Mr.. Charles
foster' Of Fostoria, who il reported as being
very deslrous Of approaching the Ohio Legis
lure without being seen by that watchful
DIN man&rd, Senator John sherman,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24
VIM


From the BostOn Courier.
A baby came into the world one day,
And the parents smiled In pride,
A. swift 10 the messages flashed away
Came greeting from far and wide.
baby went out Of the world one night
And the mother moaned aloud.
For the stainless soul that hat gained thelipht
For the form ia the pearl white shroud.
Oh the mystery here, the problem deep
philosophers pause awhile.
Why DO We laugh when we ought 10 yeen
Ana weep when We ought ~ smilel
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

TF'"Na us MemDhis r1I1nche lDe1n.J
Our Washington correspondent has found
an eX Confederate General who says that the
southern ople did not want 10 go out OF
the union. 1t was their leaders took them
qut." The Southern people have never been
heard TO make such degrading admission.
Ihat ls reserved for self-styed leaders who
lope that thrift may follow fawning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

A recent writer saws poll taxes were
never heard Of until 1877, when the finan-
eial distress Of the King of England made
It necessary TO raise revenue at once.
Many Bible readers are under the impress
sion that poll taxes date back at least to
the time Of the Cesars.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

The Mobile police are said to be greatly
in need OF clothing, with little prospect Of
being clad just now. Fortunately Mobile
Is in mild climate, and, while she may
become somewhat ashamed or her ragged
guardians, there is no danger that they
will freeze this winter.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

The Republican papers continue to ex-
press great INDIGNATION whenever DEM
Ocrat applies for an office. These papers
seem to be very slow to grasp the situa-
ton, but they will probably get accus-
toned to this thing within the next TWEEN
" or thirty years.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

The New York Tribune is anxious for
the two leading st. Louis papers to swap
names, as the Republican is Democratic
and the Globe Democrat Republican in
politics. While the eternal fitness of
names is being considered, why not have
the Tribune change its name to The
Doodle,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

Some ofthe colored "troOps" in Atlanta
appear to be fighting nobly, while most OF
them seem to be fighting ignObly-for the
Doodle. 1t requires a big Doodle these
days to get out full colored vote no mat
Ter what the issna is.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

Col. Ingerson will remove from Wash
ington 10 New York soon, having rented a
house in the latter city. As the moral
and political atmosphere of the capital is
clearing up, the Colonel will. doubtless,
find much more congenial wickedness in
Gotham
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

II is stated that the japanese are very
anxious to have a constitutional form Of
government modelled after that Of Great
Britain. They do not seem to take to the
idea Of a Republican form Of government.
Perhaps they have become disgustod with
the corrupt practices OF the Republicans
IN this country.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

Many great men have lightly worn hon.
Ors that were won by others, but who ever
thought, until recently, that one of Dan
Iel Webster's most famous state papers
was written by an obscure clerk in the
State Department? Yet such was the
naaa
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

A Washington policeman was fined $40
the other day for kissing female prison
er who he was escorting to the station.
, Had he caressed her with his club he
would probably have been let of for So.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

An Ohio paper complains that SO per
cent. Of the members Of the Legislature
of that State are lawyers, and that they
will introduce 10 per cent. of the bills and
do 80 per cent. of the talking.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24
CURRENT COMMENT.


From the Neao York Star tDem0
There are negro Democrats. Yes; and their
number Will increase. Education and pros
perlly are the advocates Of Democracy at the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

The administration is charged with try
ing 10 destroy another Of our great indus
tries, the stealing Of timber from the
government lands at the west. 1t is said
that several men have become Million
aires from the profits OF this nofarious
business. Tho timber thieves are all in
favor OF the kind Of protection that has so
long kept the officials from interfering
with them, and they are indignant that
they should be arrested after they have
become rich aud semi-respectable.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

The Now York Evening Post figures out
70 its own satisfaction that the recent
elections furnish abundant evidence that
a disintcgration OF parties in in progress,
and that new political combinations are
IN process OF development. To prove
this It asserts that 100000 former Repub-
hcans voted for Cleveland. and that a shll
larger number Of former Democrats
voted for Blaine. The Post must have
had It's base unsettled little by the re-
suits ofthe recent gubernatorial campaign
in New York.
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The MORNING NEWS is published daily. ~
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Ad, cruising rates made known on appIcA-
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24

A sale Of 800 umbrellas left in New York
elevated cars was made recently.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24
GROCERTEs.

G CEE&1 Es9s
S0 BBLS. CHOICE APPLES.
w so boxes Florida ORANGES.
25 boxes Messina LEMONS.
rs bbls. New and Old GEORGIA SYRUP.
100 sacks RIO and JAVA COFFEE.
100 bbls f OUR. various brands.
s. C. HAMS, SHOULDERS, Breakfast STRIPS
ID. S. MEATS. SUGARS, COFFEE. TEAS.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, CANNED GOODS.
SOAP, STARCH, RAISINS, NUTS.
MALAGA, and other kinds Of GRAPES.
MACON SAUSAGE.
B Select and Baker Whisky, 81 per gallon;
Imperial Whisky. So per gallon; Pineapple
Whisky, 81 per gallon; Old Rye Whisky 81 %
gallon. For sale by
A. II. CHAMPION. 1854 Congress street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-24
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
WESTON.

WESTON, March 20. - The absorbing
theme OF public and private discussion here
is will the Asylum Board let out BY con-
tract the erection ofthe $40, 600 brick build
ing near the hospital for the insane or will
the Board decree the work to be done BY
DAYS work. When we consider the lament
able spectacle the contract work presents as
compared with that done BY days work, the
action Of the Board seems ioreordained
We don't say that the lives OF the attcn'
dants ard patients located in The sections
built under contract ar" in any immediate
danger now but viv remembrance Of
how the foundations of these sections were
hustled in, causes 10 Htle surprise that
cracks and seams III The structure above the
ground are not more startling. We know
the bome.spun con mon sense OF W. ii.
Bennett. Esq, Hon. Judge Edmision, Er.
Hsleton, Esqs and the Hon. John J. DaSis
sufficiently well 10 say they will he for the
best interests Of The State and home people
by opposing the neiaricus contract system,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
FIRE IN A PRIN ING HOUSE

Ihs National Printing Company Burned
Out Again-Lo>> S35O,OOO.
Cu,Aco March 30.-The four,story brick
> ID NJ on Monroe street, near Dearborn,
sc,ul.ei by the National Printing Com
9aav a2l Bgadner, Smith 4 Co, paper
s.a'crs. was bUrned this morning. The
.,,s Is estimated az 100000, fully insured.
he President Of the National Printing
{. rpany is Charles R. Mcconnell, the
re.l known theatrical manager. His COM
psry and the irm of Brainer, Smith L Co.
yere burned o.: in q similar manner about
one year ago.
Later estimates make the loss much
srger than the first ones. The National
Printing Company loses all its presses and
nearly all its material, which together with
20 damage 70 the building makes its los
.a.'v $i,O,CCO; insured for Sll4,0OO. Brad
o.r. Smith Il Co. lose fully 100000 on
rock and building, which Is understood to
3e fully insured.
Bradner, Smith 4 Co. now estimate their
losses will reach 800, 900, their entire stock
1ayng been ruined. They are carried with
.lsUra.te TO the extent of Sl25,000. The
.y!yg VAS owned by the Crogier estate
16i'ajs'phis. and is damaged TO the extent
t 10000, The total loss will reach fully
$iIv OOO. Total insurance, apart from that
arT;ei on the building, is $239, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
lAwlEss KENTUCKY.
A Petty Political Fusd Grows Euor-
mousiy.
SIDES TAKEN BY EVERY cIHlzen
Ia the County and Several Tragedies
ResU't---A Regular
Pitched
BATTLE is LOOKED FORA MOMENT.

LOUISVILLE, Kr.. March 3O.-A special
irSm Morehead, n.y., reports that Rowan
county is experiencing reign Of hwlsss-
ress. A quarrel which arose last August
over the election Of sheriff has grown into .
most bitter feud which has already caused
several tragedies The trouble has been made
political one, one side'o the other being
esrcuscd by aSarly every citizen in the
county. A short time ago
deputy sheriff was killed, the
county attorney waylaid and wounded
and other authorities have fed the county.
Since the murder of Deputy Sheriff Baum
gardner there has been no county govern.
m.nt The County Judge, Sheriff, Marshal.
and Deputies are all gone. The County
Clerk, Mayor Casey, non combatant
and non parlizan, Is the only
one left, and be has received
two or three warnings that he had better
90. Armed bands Of men patrol the coun.
try and make regul:r visit TO Moorehesd.
At any moment colision is looked for
and scenes Of the Brea,hitt war reenacted.
Trouble comes OF the election Of
Sheriff. John Martin, the Repub-
lican candidate, who received the majority
OF eleven votes There was some trouble
over this between him and man named
Tolliyar short time ago. Tollivar met old
man Martin, a relative OF ,hs sheriff. in .
saloon. Tolivar shot him. Afierwatd the
witnesses swore the killing was done by the
sheriff, and trouble kept on growing till
Baumgardntr was shot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
SPENCER.


SrrNcER, March 30.-Circuit Court vas
in session here last week r. +. Fleming.
Judge; A. Knots, C. +. Hogg, W. Miller.
II. c. Flesher, Geo. J. Walker W. A. Par.
sons, W. Armstrong and August N. Camp
bell are attorneys present from other ooun-
ties. The grand jury has performed their
duties 20 far with but few indict-
mcn,s as the result Of their labors, some Of
them being for selling hard cider" Roase
county is certainly blessed with the most
accessible whisky shop in the shape Of drug.
gist license that any county ever had. The
deadly stuff seems accessible TO all thoss
d, string 10 imbibe, il may be that il 10 for
the best interests Of the moral portion
OF the community TO countenace
the indiscriminate sale Of whisky by So
called druggists, and cry out in favor Of
prohibition, but the result seems TO be dis.
astrous 10 the young men just entering
uron the arena OF life.
Although Roane is generally well sup
piled with grain and hay, il is this winter On
exception, as there seems TO be . general
complaint Of q scarcity Of supplies Of oil
kinds, and money is almost thing Of the
past. The many reports circulated in the
papers Of the State as TO the destitution
existing in this section, whilst they may b.
somewhat exaggerated, certainly give .
good deal Of truth. There has been
. good deal Of stock that has
died from want Of proper sustenancc, in
this county, IL the report Of the people them
selves are 10 be relied upon. This section
Of the country is beginning to feelt he effects
Of the numbering proclyi,ies Of the people
along the streams on the borders Of the
county. The teams they use In hauling the
.smber 10 the streams eat up the feed dur.
ing the winter, and by the time spring opens
the feed is gone.
The new officers OF the county under
Democratic auspices. ale performing their
duties 10 far, we believe, to the satisfAction
OF the people, bu, II will take time 10 deter.
mine AZ TO The improvement, ifthere ID any.
The folks have on beginning to talk up
their prospects for getting an Asylum for
the insane located here. Had they . rail.
road here, or any other way Of getting hers
ave the almost impossible way Of rough
country roads they are now blessed with, h
wond no doubt be a. eligible location ~
could be found in the state.
We noticed the absence Of eI Judges
Brown and Smith here at the present tern
OF court. Judge Brown has been very reg.
ulsr in bis attendance here for . number o
years past.
business 10 dull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
AN ATTORNEY
ConIr,,,> to Having Killed His Law
Partner.

CoaIr,,,> TO Having Killed His Law
Partner.
Rr~>~. OAK, March 30.-Jsmes II. Bell,
OF Harold, Hughes county, was arrested
rssterday for the murder of Forest G. Small,
EbO as been missing since December p.
Both were lawyers ard land agents, and
ron he;ng fast friends became bitter enc
I-ies. Small started on horseback for
Blunt. on the day Of his disappearance, and
! has not been seen since. After some weeks
Small father, a clergyman Of Sully county,
kvsu, 10 Harold 10 visit his son, and first
I asagt Of his iisappearsnce. He began in
yes;igsuvr. retained counsel, and the result
.s,he are. Of Bell and Ferdinand Bennett
imuerly of Chicago, for the murder. Ben
nett VIXEN arrested broke down and con-
:essed lie to,l where SmslIs body would
2e found iu Medicine creek, where the
vs8pou with which he had been killed, and
he dead mans horse were Bell 0rayed 1t
o., until he learned that Bennett had COO
sssed when he became silent. Two tsrm-
= are said TO have seen the tragedy
-racted bg: were ct too great distance to
3e certain Of details Their evidence Will
bcHrubo7ata Bennetts confession. Bell Is
ron New York, and in December, 1888,
rgss held in tie District Court for attempt
Bg to mudsr Frank Hurdlock, Of Indian
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
MINGO JUNCTION.
SI~rinl 10 n, ReaiSlrr

MNGoJuNcTIoS, @. March 3O.--Thc Jane
ton Iron CoTpany's factory is of Tor n
Uk-heaters vent on this morning
pudding department going full time.
The rail P'ate feeders have engaged the
rirk fcr FTiduv April 10th, and will
give garG masq qusrade carnival on
skates until .n.3O p. m. when all
will unmask md then will dance. The
Opera House bass and string band from
Stsubenvile, will furnish music The com.
mittep ofarrans crnents will be John Kieier,
J. j. Keatiug, John Kenna, and Bobt. Nc.
E.lroy. Managers-Davc Abel J. Stafford.
Amos Siegiried and Mike Achlamer. A
COT dial invitation is extended TO all.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
BRIDGEPORf.

The Island rink band; led by Prof Apple
garth, has cancelled its engagement on -.
count Of q proposed reductiou By the rink
managers These men do not feel able 70
pIsy Tor the proposed wages and the rink
managers will have TO look for new bssd.
On Sunday night ai the West End church,
by Rev. Secris,. Mr.. James King and hi6
Ella Skidmore were united in those bonds
both holy and everlasting. We wish them
happiness.
Addison Tsfsswsy. or Smithfsld, ssd
James Bently. OF Bruce, were in town yss-
ttrday on business.
George Xedill 10 on the sick list.
Mrs Dinsmore, OF Pairponi, wAs in town
yesterday. calling on her sons.
Will Tag lor will give skating eKhibitioss
in St. ClsirsvilIe and Martins Ferry seos.
Mr. jams Tsllnan and Mrs A. T. Ne
Kelvie. Of 81 Clsirsville, were in town yes.
ierdGy.
Charley Troll passed through town yss-
ierday on bis vsy Fast 70 buy goods.
Tke Opl Club prscticed Tor their carnival
8, the Msmmo,h Rink lsst night after -
sion.
George Woods, IN epgin.er On the e.. l..
4 w.. formerly working on this cad Of To
line, has been returned 10 his old place from
the Eorth end of the road.
Dr. Caldwell, Of Portland. o. ..s in .o-s
yenetday. i.
Our citizens want policeman sppo'ntsd
Who will srsst ,be kegs and COWS tAai ne
loose In our sirsc;A
gr App<bzslIeI Sss moved his sal,sing
shop into Heiplsips block.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
MAKTIS-s FERRY.

People viii have 10 change the byvord OF
"as worthless as lamplighter' to as good
or as worthy as our Efficient functiansry Who
cleans and lights the public lamps if Ar.
McGrew continues TO perform lis duties ss
faithfully as be now does. Yesterday bs
took keg of hot water, brush and bar
of Fosp and cleaned the city lamps TIL they
fairly shine Long life TO the lsmplighter.
so say all sho travel after aask.
Marshal Hanson has bosght the Curly
property, corner Of broadway asd Jefferson
streets. Tbs ptice PAID was $500.
Nrs. Dr. McManris, of Little Fslls, Min.
pefo:a. is lying siei At the resideDee oi Jos.
Munsicw.
Mr.. Russell ard bis sister. Miss Lizzie
Nsdill. have reiErned IRON visii 70 stea,
Lsnyille. d,
The fure.si Of John Wtldep. utioh 10 j
risee ,esisris5 from ike res;oenee ot his
brots,s. is~ gr Patrick HeI'0no9gh, va'
very largely aireEGed. The remsias ssT'
;r r.e,,d 10 NJ. calvary Ceme'rry. Rss
Father Torbey. eiieisiipg NJ. Netdei
sss . man about 25 years Old. snf sis<
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31

Tvs country should be prepared to hear
~, dissolution Of Gen. U. s. GRANT at
ronsnt 1t was announced yesterday
:, MIGHT not i've twenty.four hours. Bu[
.t,t;p, are being dispatched from the tenn
,,-sIy telegraph Office opposite his resi-
s,,,s ali over the country, every few min
,,.s. l; moy be, indeed it is more than
r,obsb!e. that this beloved and revered son
n the American people may have
,.,,ad 10 his immortal home
S.sore this mornings REGIsrEE
:, 5sT,, red to its readers General GRANT
VA BORN on April 9th, 1922, at Point
Pleasant. ClsrmOnt county, Ohio. So
that he is six,y.three years Of age,
lacking twenty-ssyen days. His
lie s. i history are household words
. every family in the United States
~ a ..mple reference brings viv.dly 10 the
md 0! everyone all the prominent Incl,
dents relating thereto, and makes it unuec
sssary to 20 further into detail
With tie announcement Of the hero's
death, the deepest SORROW will pervade the
land and the warmest sympathy viii be ex
&, Lied TO his bereayed aud stricken family
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-31
BELI.AIRE.

j. ". Cross buried little daughter yes
tCcaY.
W. u. Blackison, manager Of the Bellsire
window glass works leaves to-day for his
home in Michigan.
Miss Molie Fitton, OF Wheeling, was in
TOW n Yesterday.
The Democratic City Committee met last
evening in City Hall.
The Madison Square Dude was the At
traction last night Of the Buckeye.
1T appears tha, the ring" had control Of
tie Republican Convention, and the result
Of some Of their work is meeting opposi'
ton.
Rev. Henderson leaves for conference at
Springfield, this week. .
John 7. Mercer tell while on roller, and
sprsined his am.
One hundred and Gftyfve tons is the
largest output oi steel ever made at the Bel.
hire Nail Works.
The trustees Of the First NJ. j. Church
m,t last night in c. c. Cratty's office.
The new building OF X. johnson is about
completed.
A number Of our people attended Minnie
Palmer, in Wheeling, last night
Council meets this evening.
Workmen began yesterday to tear the
front from the frame residence occupied by
Thomas Moore TO prepare it for q store
room.
The BeIlaire Nail Works is manafactur.
ing the steel used by the Laughlin Iron
Works, at Martins Ferry,
The Democratic city committee 10 com
posed of the following gentlemen: First
ward John Alum; Second, Sebastian VIM
mer; Third, George W. King; Fourth, Geo.
Z. Morgan; Fifth, S. Q. Hamilton. Town
ship Committeemen, Henry Harris, John
". Myers and Israel II. Day.
Tomorrow 10 All Fools Day. 50 beware.
The race Of all nations was very pretty
thing at The ElysiaD.
The Brown brigade will be in attendance
with sPangler Post, on Thursday evening.
next
One unfortunate Was let out Of the lock
up yetterday.
Mrs. W. 5. Ault viii remove her grocery
into tie rooms now used by the Esstlike
Dining Rooms
Dan Davis won the silver watch in bis
CCultti WIN LtUA rESy ~ enS DcN~uA AsAs
4. festival
Mrs. Sadie Snyder left for Brilliant yes-
teIdAy. her home.
The mould shop Of the Belmont gIas
works is running. Yesterday an extra
hand vas put on.
Father Hartley Is the guest Of Father
CpIl-
McClain Brothers have quite force d
laborers Al work on contracts about the b.
CIairsyiIle Court House.
Geo Il. Muih viii open big boat store
The doctors have less work nov tAan for
some time The prevailing complaiot sov
Is lad cold, and the services Of . phyaiciaa
is seldom needed in such esseA
Frank Msjilton, the geutleuap.J mana
ger Of the BenSocd Jerry boat bAs decided
10 make q late rur every rght for . vhile
10 let the people Of Bensood attend d.
/ ripia The hrst night NE ferry run sixt]
! passengers cane ore-.
Jsbn Hsinss has gone to Cedar Lake
New iersey.
Itis rov feared That Rev. DR.. William
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